dr. neville: sir, no one here is a fool.you asked me to come here that you would be putting hilary's life in my hands. if you can't accept the terms i've laid out -- >> gwen: we can. >> neil: just don't let hilary die.

dr. neville: sir, no one here is a fool.you knew when you asked me to come here that you would be putting hilary's life in my hands. if you can't accept the terms i've laid out -- >> gwen: we can. >> neil: just don't let hilary die.

dr. neville. >> neil: okay. >> gwen: say the word and i'll make the call. >> neil: gwen, you listen to me, okay? you give me that number, and then i want you to walk out that door and don't look back. >> gwen: i'm here with you now because we're gonna be together in the future. i'm not leaving you, neil. so, just get used to it. >> neil: come here. [ smooches ] okay. let's do this. make the call.

dr. neville. >> neil: you still haven't heard from him? >> gwen: not since this afternoon. i mean, hilary's been gone, lost for almost 24 hours now. >> neil: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> gwen: what do we do? >> neil: i don't know. where the hell was he searching? >> gwen: the woods and any roads within walking distance. >> neil: gwen, we should have heard something by now. >> gwen: and how much luck could he be having searching in the dark? >> neil: i don't know, but i'm gonna try calling him right now. >> gwen: what about hilary? >> neil: maybe he found hilary and he's giving her some medical attention, or you know what? maybe he's somewhere sleeping. how could he do this? come on, answer the ph-- [ groans ] still no answer. uh, doc ne-- yeah, you know who it is. it's me. it's gwen. just call right away, please. right away! unbelievable. he knows that -- that she has the ability to wake up, and he's out there somewhere taking a

dr. neville. >> neil: okay. >> gwen: say the word and i'll make the call. >> neil: gwen, you listen to me, okay? you give me that number, and then i want you to walk out that door and don't look back. >> gwen: i'm here with you now because we're gonna be together in the future. i'm not leaving you, neil. so, just get used to it. >> neil: come here. [ smooches ] okay. let's do this. make the call.

neville. time now for "sunday housecall". >> i'm eric shawn. as always, dr. marc siegel is here, professor of medicine at nyu's medical center and author of the inner pulse: unlocking the secret code of sickness and help. >> and dr. david samadi, chairman of urology at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. great to see you. >> always great seeing you. >> that's arthel singing our new theme song. >> later. >> this is serious. for 50 years a mission of sesame street has been to help children grow stronger, smarter and kinder. now the popular program is continuing in that end, adding a new character with autism. >> elmo's daddy told elmo that julia has autism, he says, so she does things a little differently. >> this development comes as a new study reveals that the brains of children in adolescence with autism they say are organized differently than those without the disorder. dr. siegel it seems that autism is so widespread in our country. has it been and why, and what is the effect? >> well, first of all, it's increased tenfold over the past 40 y

neville. time now for "sunday housecall". >> i'm eric shawn. as always, dr. siegel is here, professor of medicine at nyu's medical center and author of the inner pulse: unlocking the secret code of sickness and help. >> and dr. david samadi, chairman of urology at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. great to see you. >> always great seeing you. >>