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>>bill whitaker: texas executes more prisoners than any other state. at a rate of more than one a month, texas kills almost as many inmates as all the other states combined. all the condemned men in texas, about 250 of them, are held in one place: death row in livingston. at some point, almost all of them will be told the exact day- the exact hour--of their demise. and that has an impact on their view of life-and death-and where they find themselves. once inmates get to death row, they are rarely seen again. but the prison let us inside to speak with several condemned killers, just weeks before their executions. what they're thinking in their final days may surprise you. most surprising to us was daniel lopez, who told us he welcomes >> daniel lopez: i just turned in my 14-day notice for my, my death papers. >> whitaker: you know that in 14 days you are going to die. >> lopez: yes. >> whitaker: what was it like to sign those papers? >> lopez: i felt really relieved to finally get this over with. >> whitaker: daniel lopez, unlike almost all the other in

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bill whitaker visits the capital of capital punishment in texas. men in texas, 250, are held in one place. death row in livingston. the prison let us inside to speak with several condemned killers just weeks before their executions. what they told us in their final days may surprise you. be thinking? >> if i'm going to go to hell or heaven. i'm going to go to hell or heaven. >> the full story is coming up on 60 sick. that's right after our news. >>> coming up, colorado girls are getting excited about science. we'll take you back to the girls and science event at the denver museum. >>> plus, the time this woman spent on a treadmill in her attempt to break a guinness ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> welcome back to cbs4 news at 5:00. we want to thank everyone who came out to our girls and >> thousands of girls and their families got the chance to play at the museum. the day was all about igniting a passion for science. >> cain ask you what your favorite part of today has been? >> my favorite part of today was getting to see the different science exhibits for all the girls. >> nearly 30 booths

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. >> bill whitaker: kaden erickson is fighting a deadly type of leukemia. >> my number one wish choice is to go to australia. >> months after his interview, kaden thought he was getting this plaque just for being a make-a-wish volunteer. >> "make-a-wish, october 11, 2014. kaden erickson, your wish has..." ( applause ) "your wish has been granted!" ( cheers and applause ) >> hey, kaden, you're going to ( cheers and applause ) >> pelley: there's been a lot of debate about obamacare and whether it's possible for the government to cover every american. nearly 13 million have signed up for it so far, but we found many may never get on board. >> come on in out of the rain. hello, mr. hank. how are you doing? >> pelley: for a fortunate few, there is the health wagon. >> hold your breath for me. >> pelley: who are these people who come into the van? >> they are people that are in desperate need. they have no insurance and they usually wait, we say, "until they're train wrecks." >> charlie rose: billionaires don't usually like to talk about their wealth, but this group has. they and others like

color="#ffff00">>> bill whitaker: kaden erickson is fighting a deadly type of leukemia. >> my number one wish choice is to go to australia. >> months after his interview, kaden thought he was getting this plaque just for being a make-a-wish volunteer. >> "make-a-wish, october 11, 2014. kaden erickson, your wish has..." ( applause ) "your wish has been granted!" ( cheers and applause ) >> hey, kaden, you're going to australia. ( cheers and applause ) >> pelley: there's been a lot of debate about obamacare and whether it's possible for the government to cover every american. nearly 13 million have signed up for it so far, but we found many may never get on board. >> come on in