if we in the astrodome conservancy have our way, we think we can make a venue out of the astrodome yet of honor in their conservation efforts. >> i would hope that that would be a resting place for the railcar -- at the astrodome. >> so, more than 40 years after this train left the station... >> the spanking-new astrodome... >> ...robert hopes it can make a round trip back to where it all started. [ train whistle blows ] >> it'd be a nice place for the railcar to end because, to me, it's home where it deserves to be at home. it'd nice to bring out something that remembers the judge. ♪♪ >> taking a page out of roy hofheinz's playbook, executives at disneyland in california wanted a way to transport vip guests around their park. so, in 1974, they converted a narrow-gauge observation coach into a high-end parlour car complete with mahogany touches, stained glass windows, and red mohair seating. it was named lilly belle, after walt disney's wife, and carried japanese emperor hirohito on its maiden trip. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much watching. and remember -- you

. >> will defend the title once again -- >> hanging a camera from the rafters of the houston astrodomeleifer perfectly captured ali's knockout of cleveland williams in 1966. >> this is the only picture i ever took in my life where i'm look at it 55 years after it was taken, there is nothing i would change. it's my favorite picture. and always will be. >> anthony mason reporting. the coronavirus pandemic has millions of americans working from home, many for nearly a year now, got some workers longing for the daily commute, nichelle medina has their story. >> reporter: danielle's morning commute starts like many. she leaves her house and stops for coffee or tea. >> woohoo. >> reporter: the educator and tutor then heads to her job, but not at a school. she actually goes right back home for another day of working remotely. >> i'm doing it on line at home using zoom. so still doing a lot of the things i was doing before but now through a computer screen. i feel like being in the house all the time, there were days that would go by that i was like, wow, i haven't left the house in five days.

. >> he gives houston the astrodome... >> it's a home run!oh, my. look at this, robert! >> could it be this guy's ticket to easy street... >> [ sighs ] >> ...or... >> but, um... >> ...has that train left the station? >> you didn't know that? >> [ chuckling ] no, i didn't. ♪♪ [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ]

. >> will defend the title once again -- >> hanging a camera from the rafters of the houston astrodomeat it 55 years after it was taken, there is nothing i would change. it's my favorite picture. and always will be. >> an amazing photograph. also the only photograph of neil leifer's own that he has hanging in his home. >> that's it. >> that's the only one. >> what a career. >> what a career. >> so nice to talk to people who are so good what the they do and don't mind sharing. >> yeah. >> sharing what they've done. >> since we've been talking about tiger woods today, want to share a shot neil took of tiger woods back in 2005 on the 16th hole at augusta national when tiger sank that amazing chip shot that went right to the lip and dropped in. he won the masters, of course, that year. that's at the masters. that's his caddy, steve williams, there. >> he does capture moments. i like that he said i like seeing my name on the photograph still. >> i also like that he says a good photographer gets in position, and a great one doesn't miss. don't miss. >> that's it. he said, you know, i was in