die and die on you and your crew rags and rags and rags on you, it can build up. >> he was suffering. >> eric miller was one of tim's closest friends. they often responded to calls together. they were in work together for 32 years, over that time, the nature of firefighting changed. over 30% much the calls are medical an those can be as traumatizing for firefighters. >> a man called himself at 44, on 44th birthday, at 4:40 in the afternoon, by shooting himself in the head. apparently his father had done the same thing at 44. >> calls like these can be seared into a firefighters memory for weeks and sometimes years. >> parents discovering children, 15-year-old hung themselves, and when the mom and dad got home they immediately saw -- >> you come back here how do you deal with it? >> you don't. you're on to the next run because there's always one more call. we don't get the same time off. you don't get to say, oh i'm sorry, i don't want to go to the next one this was a really crappy day, crappy call for me. they see things on television, the disasters just recently the family shootings

. >> dick conners' infirmary is where everybody comes to die. we have guys with cancer, leukemia, bone cancer. one guy's got leukemia, bone cancer and lung cancer, all in the same. that's what he's here for. he's here to die. >> one inmate seth takes care of is blind -- a wool cap pulled down over his face to prevent light from irritating his eyes. he is one of several inmates here seth says has been granted medical parole, but remain behind bars simply because they don't have anyone to pick them up. >> as for the fear that some of these men might reoffend - the statistics show that it happens, but it's rare - just 3 out of every 100 prisoners over 55 return to prison, compared to almost half of all 18-29 year olds. >> they can't harm nobody else. they can't harm themselves, you know what i mean. there's no sense in them being here. >> seth thinks sherman parker should be released too. sherman is serving two life sentences for shooting and killing two women, when he was 82. he has no chance of leaving prison alive. >> but what about, let's say t

it will be cold, do with north winds slow to die down. lows tonight will drop into the single digits and teens with mainly clear to up as the next system tracks our way. highs in the 30s tomorrow. light snow tomorrow night into then it warms up. highs will be around 50 on sunday! state.. not expected to die down until toward evening. this round of snow will rapidly track away from us today, but we have another system that will track in by tomorrow evening with another round of light snow. today, the snow will end this morning and we should see sunshine this will be the best we can do with north winds slow to die down. lows tonight will drop into the single digits and teens with mainly clear to up as the next system tracks our way. highs in the 30s tomorrow. light snow tomorrow night into thursday with another round late friday into friday night. but then it warms up. highs will be around 50 on sunday! a woman is forced to leave her away from us today, but we have another system that will track in by tomorrow evening with another round of

he didn't know he was going to die. a part of him thought he might die, but he also had plans.t's how we all live. charlie: to live a great life, you must be prepared to fail, sure, and to die maybe. lin-manuel: that's why did -- the things scariest to us are those seeds we plant that might outlive us, having children, getting married. you are putting things into the world that you might not live out to see, and it's so scary but so hopeful. charlie: so you are full of all of this. lin-manuel: full of it. charlie: you are thinking by doing anything musical because of who you were and what you live with, your music is hip-hop. your music is rap. lin-manuel: and i also believe that form is uniquely suited to tell hamilton's story because it has more words per measure than than any other musical genre. charlie: it has shakespearean words per. lin-manuel: yes, it has rhythm and it has density and if hamilton had anything in his writing, it's a density. you go read it again and you'll find something new. that is what is true of my favorite hip-hop artists. sondheim has three tenets.

>> or you will die. >> he said you would die? >> absolutely. >> before starting chemotherapy, monica and her husband, steve, booked a vacation to costa rica. >> we just needed to get away and regroup and come back and start our life of cancer. >> how was that trip? >> it was fabulous. >> wonderful. >> but in the back of your minds was, we get back, here we go, i'm going to be on chemo. >> right. >> yeah. >> monica had her frustrations with dr. fata and his aggressive to stick with him. after all, he was considered the best cancer doctor in michigan. and very hands-on. there were two other oncologists working for him. but monica was always treated by dr. fata personally. >> it seems like it's very simple. >> he worked under dr. fata in an outer suburb an hour away from the main hub near detroit. dr. fata was so hands-on, that he even personally treated patients who lived much closer than where dr. maunglay works. >> he dislocated me from his patients all together. >> it wasn't just under clinical control dr. fata maintained. insid

it will gradual die down the afternoon looks drier. this afternoon once the rain gets out of here we're expecting a rush of strong winds. the national weather service has a wind advisory that kicks in at 2:00 p.m. and doesn't end until midnight. we could have gusts as high as 40 to 50 miles per hour. that could put trash cans and recycling bins on the roads. the rain will take until noon to get out of here, it will die down after the rush hour. 47 degrees in philadelphia. same thing in wilmington. mid 40s in trenton, allentown, trenton and lancaster. 51 in cape may. 41 in millville. look for temperatures hovering about 47 degrees between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. with the showers likely through the morning commute. 3:00 p.m., 64 degrees. obviously the rain tapering off after midday. you get a decent high today of 66 degrees around 4:00. the problem this afternoon as i mentioned, the strong blustery winds building in. hold on to your steering wheel for the afternoon commute, karen. >> reporter: good point and watch for the trash all over

she was going to die. true story. happened in my church. and she said -- man, she just believed god that she was gonna be healed. and she went home and she said, "lord, i'm not gonna receive this report. you said in your word, 'whose report will i believe?' will i believe the doctor's report or your report? your report says i'm healed. the doctor report says i got stage four cancer, i'm gonna die in three months. you said i shall live and not die and i will testify of your goodness." she went home and then all of a sudden she started praying and believing god. started praying in the holy and god told her, "put a mand on the commitment of the years that you have served me." oh, the woman got so excited and she said, "now god, i have been faithful. i've given you my life. not only have i given you my life, everywhere i go i talk about you. i share my faith. i am not ashamed of the gospel of jesus christ. it ipower, power, power, power. it is powerful." and then she said, "god, i put my seed in the ground. i am a tither. i am a giver. i am a g

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we all die. >> right. >> stephen: keep it light. we all die. ( laughter ) it's a late-night talk show, keep it light. keep it light. maybe you'll go to heaven. maybe you will die and go to heaven. >> that's where i need help, because you're catholic, right? >> stephen: i am, i am. >> and i'm jewish, so we're the same. ( laughter ) >> stephen: kind of, yes, catholics are the jews of christianity. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> well, what do you believe?! >> i need to know what to believe in! >> stephen: like what happens when you die? >> yes, i don't want to be a bag of dust! >> stephen: well, ah, i-- >> i want to haunt my children! ( laughter ) you're marrying who?! you did what?! like that, i want david and i to be ghosts, in the-- >> stephen: like in, like "beetlejuice!" ( laughter ) do you know what, i don't know what happens. i've got the whole-- i kind of believe, i kind of want the pearly gates and all that. >> that's what i want! >> stephen: i want all of that. i want classic. give me classic coke heaven, is what i want. >> yes

to watch somebody die? >> whitaker: former warden, tom o'reilly, who we interviewed in front of the state's old electric chair, told us he presided over about 140 executions. what sort of impact do you think that's had on you? >> tom o'reilly: none. i don't feel bad about it or anything. if you commit those kinds of crimes, i can execute you and i don't have a problem at all. >> whitaker: he told us, by the end, the inmates are resigned to their fate and almost all of them agree to walk into the death chamber and lie down on their deathbed. do they ever resist being strapped down? >> o'reilly: a couple did, but it's a futile gesture. >> whitaker: it's going to happen. happen. >> whitaker: i read one description that it's like a horizontal crucifixion, the way he's laid out on the on the gurney. >> o'reilly: that's a good way to describe it. it's-- he lays on the gurney on his back with his arms out in either way. we put an i.v. in the left arm and the right arm. >> whitaker: sounds almost business-like. >>

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he didn't know he was going to die. a part of him thought he might die, but he also had plans. all live. charlie: to live a great life, you must be prepared to fail, sure, and to die maybe. lin-manuel: that's why did -- the things scariest to us are those seeds we plant that might outlive us, having children, getting married. you are putting things into the world that you might not live out to see, and it's so scary but so hopeful. charlie: so you are full of all of this. lin-manuel: full of it. charlie: you are thinking by doing anything musical because of who you were and what you live with, your music is hip-hop. your music is rap. lin-manuel: and i also believe that form is uniquely suited to tell hamilton's story because it has more words per measure than than any other musical genre. charlie: it has shakespearean words per. lin-manuel: yes, it has rhythm and it has density and if hamilton had anything in his writing, it's a density. you go read it again and you'll find something new. that is what is true of my favorite hip-hop artists. sondheim has three tenets. it's func

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he didn't know he was going to die. a part of him thought he might die, but he also had plans. live. charlie: to live a great life, you must be prepared to fail, sure, and to die maybe. lin-manuel: that's why the things scariest to us are those seeds we plant that might outlive us, having children, getting married. you are putting things into the world that you might not live out to see, and it's so scary but so hopeful. charlie: so you are full of all of this. lin-manuel: full of it. charlie: you are thinking by doing anything musical because of who you were and what you live with, your music is hip-hop. your music is rap. lin-manuel: and i also believe that form is uniquely suited to tell hamilton's story because it has more words per measure than than any other musical genre. charlie: it has shakespearean words per. lin-manuel: yes, it has rhythm and it has density and if hamilton had anything in his writing, it's a density. you go read it again and you'll find something new. that is what is true of my favorite hip-hop artists. sondheim has three tenets. it's function follow

i think hamilton was ready to die from the time he was 14 years old.t he has is what i have is that thing that tomorrow is not promised and i have to get as much done as i can. i think he had this curious fascination with and obsession with death because he saw it at such a young age. his mother died in bed next to him. they both got sick, she never got better. what does that do to you? charlie: what does it do to you? lin-manuel: it makes me think my main character, he sees death everywhere. i know i do. charlie: you just said what he has in him, i have been me. "do it." lin-manuel: we still have to plan. he might've had an appointment on the books that day. he was going to have lunch that day. a part of him thought he might die that morning, but he also had plans. that's how we all live. charlie: to live a great life, you must be prepared to fail, share, and to die maybe. lin-manuel: that's why did things scary is to us are those seeds we plant that might outlive us, having children, getting married. you are putting things into the world the might no