although i be not he; and yet, amen, if heaven do think him me. to do what service am i sent for hither? to do that office of thine own good will which tired majesty did make thee offer, the resignation of thy state and crown to henry bolingbroke. give me the crown. here, cousin, seize the crown. [lilting] here cousin. on this side my hand, and on that side yours. now is this golden crown like a deep well that owes two buckets, filling one another, the emptier ever dancing in the air, the other down, unseen and full of water: that bucket down and full of tears am i, drinking my griefs, whilst you mount up on high. i thought you had been willing to resign. my crown i am; but still my griefs are mine. part of your cares you give me with your crown. your cares set up do not pluck my cares down. my care is loss of care, by old care done; your care is gain of care, by new care won: the cares i give i have, though given away; they tend the crown, yet still with me they stay. are you contented to resign the crown? ay.

. >> host: in "knocking on heaven's door," you write: doctors are often insulted by the suggestion that financial strictures help shape their medical treatment. economic incentives and disincentives along with discomfort with dying, the fear of being sued or accused of conducting a death panel and feelings of professional failure encourage specialists to refer patients to hospice care only days before death. >> it's sad but true. half of the people who enter hospice be are there for only the last 14 days of their life or less. and, for example, an oncologist who suggests yet another round of futile chemotherapy will get 6% of the price tag of that chemo even if it's a $10, $20,000 chemo. but if he has a two-hour conversation with the family that's meaningful and says i think we're at the end of the line, and i want to refer you to hospice, he will get virtually nothing for that two-hour conversation. so why are we creating pathways that actually reward doctors for doing the wrong thing and situations where they sometimes even know what the right thing is? which is, it's not a knock on.

may the lord of heaven be merciful to you on your journey.ow know some of the secrets in that house where time can be adjusted and a powerful man stripped of his rank where a servant can change places with master and innocence can prove corrupt. although strindberg seems timeless as he probes the questions of guilt, mercy, power and illusion he nevertheless stays rooted in the customs of his own time. today, he is remembered most for his influence on other important playwrights, both here and abroad. playwrights whose insistence on probing for truth encourage them to continue the sort of transformation you have seen, in the works of ionesco, miller, capek, albee, beckett, rice, and o'neill. there are characters whose inner natures are depicted as a robot, an ape, a rhinoceros cogs in a machine and numbers, rather than names. strindberg's mummy sits in the closet, albee's old lady sits in a sandbox and waits for death in the person of a handsome young man with a flute. america's favorite playwright, thornton wilder wrote our town omitting scen

unless me or his father goes to heaven what can you tell me about this chan to go to heaven for my infantog ion't know who in the world tell you something like that joyce someone says something like that you could say show me that in the bible somebody babies are nocent your son is already in heaven saved in the arms of jesus god is not goingo judge an infant children pay for the sins of their fathers or benefit fromhe righteousness of their fathers or something good hands using the hands of jesus christ met a time love you all very built as you enjoy studying her father's word and that you know what he loves you a great deal when he looks down a he sees you and you ha the letter wrote before you are seeking knowledge of him it mixes the we are brought to you by your helped youp the scheme at we coming to want to do that bless god he will always bless you most imptant in this stain is word everyday you know everyday in your father's work is a good day even with trouble know why because jesus is the living word hearing god's work with understanding will change your life we hope you enjoy s

and that is the hope of heaven that we have. is strength in us even through the darkest day. david says, when i go through the valley of the shadow of death, wherever there's a shadow, there's a light. and so the key to walking through the valley of the shadow of death is to turn your back on the shadow, which is scary, and look at the loyte. and that's how you get through it. >> do you feel he's here now? >> well, i know he's in heaven looking down on us. and we have many loved ones there. my parents, kay's mom and dad. and that presence of god is more important than the presence of matthew in my life. is that i sense the presence of god in my life very close, that i'm not going through this alone. that's c

i saw heaven.it wasn't clouds and angels playing harps like at the end of so many three stooges shorts. it was a golden elementary school with a teachers' lounge that stretched as far as the eye could see and no one was ever tardy. was i there? no, it was heaven. my vision of heaven. ( murmuring ) oh, truly this was the will of maude. hey, i want the maude statue to give me a vision. yeah, i want to hallucinate, too. i'm sorry. the ticket price doesn't cover visions, miracles or other godly hoo-hah. yeah, folks, the power of christ compels you to give ned an extra ten bucks. homer, no. i can't exploit a divine manifestation. oh, why not? everybody's doing it. you could give the money to the orphanage. i hear they need a new wall. three is not enough. ( hacking cough ) maude, it's disco stu. lay some heaven on me, foxy dead chick. ( disco music playing ) oh, disco stu. right this way. but, hey, saint peter. you said, like, you was full. ( disco music playing ) aw, geez. whoa, frank sinatra. for me,

and that is the hope of heaven that we have.t is strength in us even through the darkest day. david says, when i go through the valley of the shadow of death, wherever there's a shadow, there's a light. and so the key to walking through the valley of the shadow of death is to turn your back on the shadow, which is scary, and look at the light. and that's how you get through it. >> do you feel he's here now? >> well, i know he's in heaven looking down on us. and we have many loved ones there. my parents, kay's mom and dad. and that presence of god is more important than the presence of matthew in my life. is that i sense the presence of god in my life very close, that i'm not going through this alone. that's a comfort. >> rick and kay, it's been such an honor and a privilege to do this interview. thank you for letting me do it. my heart goes out to you. it's a heartbreaking story. >> there's hope. no matter how desperate the despair, there is hope and not to give up. >> thank you both very much indeed. >> rick warren and kay warr

i know i'm going to heaven, so why can't i -- he was not afraid to die. >> what did you say to him, rick>> in that situation, i said, matthew, the reason why, there is a purpose even in our pain. i am not willing to just give up and say the solution isn't there. you might give up but as your father, as your mother, we're not ever giving up that we won't find the solution because i really believe matthew could have been a great advocate for children in the world. he was an amazingly compassionate kid. he had an ability to walk into a room and he instantly knew who was in the most pain in that room, with his antennae up. he could feel it. he would make a beeline for that person and the rest of the evening during that party he would spend the rest of the time trying to cheer them up and encourage them. he said, dad, i can help a lot of other people, i just can't get it to work for me. in fact, when we later looked at these so-called suicide sites and found a number of people he had actually helped even in his own agony and our -- it's the world's loss that he's not here. >> yeah. >> it's th

and that is the hope of heaven that we have.s strength in us even through the darkest day. david says, when i go through the valley of the shadow of death, wherever there's a shadow, there's a light. and so the key to walking through the valley of the shadow of death is to turn your back on the shadow, which is scary, and look at the loyte. and that's how you get through it. >> do you feel he's here now? >> well, i know he's in heaven looking down on us. and we have many loved ones there. my parents, kay's mom and dad. and that presence of god is more important than the presence of matthew in my life. is that i sense the presence of god in my life very close, that i'm not going through this alone. that's a comfort. >> rick and kay, it's been such an honor and a privilege to do this interview. thank you for letting me do it. my heart goes out to you. it's a heartbreaking story. >> there's hope. no matter how desperate the despair, there is hope and not to give up. >> thank you both very much indeed. >>> rick warren and kay warren

and that is the hope of heaven that we have.t is strength in us even through the darkest day. david says, when i go through the valley of the shadow of death, wherever there's a shadow, there's a light. and so the key to walking through the valley of the shadow of death is to turn your back on the shadow, which is scary, and look at the light. and that's how you get through it. >> do you feel he's here now? >> well, i know he's in heaven looking down on us. and we have many loved ones there. my parents, kay's mom and dad. and that presence of god is more important than the presence of matthew in my life. is that i sense the presence of god in my life very close, that i'm not going through this alone. that's a comfort. >> rick and kay, it's been such an honor and a privilege to do this interview. thank you for letting me do it. my heart goes out to you. it's a heartbreaking s.

that they're going to be in heaven because of him.now the lord, i have a relationship with jesus because of your son over the years. and i remember writing in my journal that in god's garden of grace, even a broken tree bears fruit. and that was true in his life. and i'd like -- you say well, are you happy that it's making a difference? of course i am. i still want my son back. >> absolutely. >> i still want my son back. but as david said in second samuel, who david lost a son. he said, he will not come back to me, but i will go to him. and that is the hope of heaven that we have. and that will strengthen us even on the darkest day. david says, when i go through the valley of the shadow of death -- wherever there's a shadow there's a light. and so the key to walking through the vail of the shadow of death is to turn your back on the shadow -- which is scary -- and look at the light. and that's how you get through it. >> do you feel he's here now? >> well, i know that he's in heaven looking down on us. and we have many loved ones there

and whatsoever no shoulders or her shall be missed in heaven this is to say the very truth itself went when he issued that key that key is the truti( is the very truth itself in his own that foundatiowhich is jesus christ and god's 40s really saying you're on the backing of does not promise that he'll can have anything to do wi you as long as what you got to use common sense and you dedicate that rock clean up trash of paul's tehings god will bless you if youut something polls will not all that for a foundation to always keep it in his way will help what way is that we'll christ is the way but the way of the apostles and prophets you don't run turner from the war on closer now but if you return to revolution share for 21 admissions foundas of the american of the foundatis or 12 apostles so you we involving apostles as the teaching of god's word very teachings of christ himself or in our foundation the blessings and happiness to god every to those that follow him heavenly father thank you father for your word thank you father for you the foundation jesus christ i saw her was crucified f

. >> repoer: is this heaven, no it's joppa and for maurice, mariner park is better than heaven. >> it's even better when they get to biting. everyone whenthey don't -- even when they don't bite, i sit out here and enjoy the weather and the sun and watch the boats and chill. >> reporter: just don't look too close. that's not a crab trap and this line hasn't seen a reel in a long time. keeping up with the litter is like swimming upstream and the park could use help. that's why it's part of the international coastal clean up. >> a lot of kids come out here and they try to like keep it up so the kids can come out here. >> reporter: if you and your kids are looking for volunteer opportunities, come see what draws maurice here every year. >> come out here, cool my heel off on my birthday every year. >> reporter: just a little downstream o heaven. blan >>> speaking of the water, immaterial to take a moment to salute a group of fellow marylanders to want. severalhundred of us will be taking the plunge to make waste to cancer in the 4th annual swim this weekend. the reason people feel so compell

para las familias de las víctimas . >> a cien días de la desaparicion de los 12 jóvenes en el bar heaven diga que son ellos. >> aún esperan los estudios realizados por las autoridades , que dicen que son sus hijos. >> entramos en la desesperacion y las autoridades no se dan cuenta de lo que pasa con nosotros. >> llegaron los 12 cuerpos al institucion de cien cias forenses, autoridades asegura que se trata de los 13 jóvenes desaparecidos ,que los familiares aún descartan. >> que nos den respuetas las autoridades que son las que tienen las últimas palabras , y o ya quiero que se termine esto porque es una pesadilla . >> tampòco la procuradoria tiene claridad de cuando serán entregados los cuerpos a las madares. >> los mexicanos se olvidaron de las marchas y de la violencia para enfocar su atención en el fútbol en una jornada que comenzó con sonrisas. >> el apoyo a la selección mexicana quedó en evidencia hoy ,la gente se congrego en locales comerciales. >> tarde y noche con lluvias y de pronósticos alentadores para una selección que anteriormente no logró convencer. >> tienen como objetivo

. ♪ ♪ i open the door of heaven anhell. ♪ ♪ yes, i've come for to get your soul. ♪ ♪ leave your body in north carolina in a little community where i did my film, almost everybody sings. and berzil wallin-- she knew a lot of old ballads and old love songs, and then when she sang this very beautiful song which is a conversation with death, it's got kind of a moralizing to it, like 18th century, 19th century, i think really 18th century frontier attitude on heaven and hell, and of course she was pretty old and feeble by the time she was singing it for me. you got the feeling in the film that she was going through that struggle herself. ♪ my heart fixed. i'm summoned to hell. ♪ ♪ as long as god in heaven tells well, ♪ ♪ my soul, my soul shall scream in hell. ♪ ♪ one pleasant summer's morning ♪ ♪ when the birds were sweetly singing, oh. ♪ in the ballad tradition, the tune is extremely important. these tunes are usually beautiful, and they are hand crafted to stick in the mind. there seems to be a receptor in the mind for tunes. it just attaches itself to your mind. and because of that, yo

we're seated with him in heaven. although we're not there, we are there according to the word of god. i'll be there, so i'm there as far as god is concerned. but it also has this idea. when you talk about heavenly places, now this is an area you need to listen very carefully. this is something you need to get hold of and don't let it slip by your mind. it not only has the idea of the heavenly places where you will be, but it talks about a cosmic area, another sphere. it talks about a place where there are other spirits. the bible says satan is called the prince and the power of the air. he's in the heavenlies and with this in mind, i have a powerful truth. christ has risen from the dead. he's alive and satan is defeated yet he is not totally out of the picture. the con summation of thages must take place. the anti-christ will come to this earth. there will be a time of tribulation and none with be crying for rocks to fall out and time of outer dismay and corruption and don't know what to do. and by the way, i think w

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heaven.y've got these private rooms. >> i know a guy who can sell you beer from his truck. >> kitty heaven is good bye kitty instead of hello kitty because they're dead. >> americans at home can vote by throwing something at their television. you most likely die in a drainage ditch in far off queens. are you jealous these dead animals are being cared for by their loved ones. >> no. they will decompose and go back into the earth. >> he started early with the decomposition. >> he's talking about how much i smell. >> bill fingernails still keep growing. >> coming up. >> can you say this in a new hampshire accent? >> the only problem i see here is -- >> from pet cemetery. >> the thing that drives me nuts is there are people when they are passed away their their pets euthanized. scientists say parasite makes mice no longer afraid of cats. it can only are reproduce within the feline dput. it's figured out way to get out there by infecting mice and making them fearless of cats. it first effects the

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possible he said, to create in a church a strange region of the universe suspended between earth and heaven. suger also placed gold and jeweled objects everywhere in his church for these, too, were felt to reflect the divine light. in june 1144 suger consecrated the new choir at saint-denis in the presence of the king of france, his nobles and the chief archbishops and bishops. dazzled by what they saw they returned home inspired to equal or even outdo suger's creation. reims, sens, senlis, soissons beauvais, canterbury and chartres would soon show the influence of the new saint-denis. the medieval cathedral was the focus of popular pride and intense rivalry,

that oon t she is enthroned between ls so she is really the queen of heaven. for the stained-glass makers they had no large pieces of glass. they had only small pieces because they blew the glass. they could not produce it as it is produced today, so they could produce only little bits of glass. each time they wanted to change the color, they had to change the piece of glass and to put all the pieces of glass together, they had to have lead going all around. it's like a mosaic. if you start studying these windows, you can learn a lot about the life of the middle ages. we have the furriers we have even the sculptors and probably, it's one of the best representations of the 13th century. it's really a great documentation for us so i think the stained glass of chartres is really telling about the way people lived the way they thought the way they prayed, all their ideas and beliefs. the cathedrals of the gothic age, like chartres, were indeed, as abbot suger had said, "new works suffused by new light." in their combination of soaring stonework sculpture, and pain

and when you are in heaven, it will be glory. but heaven is not fulfilled until every dead person who died in christ is raised from the dead and gets a new body. i mean, you read a verse like that, i am sealed unto the day of redemption, then i have got it made. like my jewish friend says, it is a done deal! and oh, man, i love it that way. and what is it based on? my teaching? not on your life. what is it based on? the eternal living word of god, the living word of god, the divinely inspired word of god. and i will take god's inspired word against anything man has to say, and you know why? i have seen literally hundreds of men and women, great transformations in their lives over the years. and there is not a power on the face of the earth that can do that, except for god. it seals me unto the day of redemption. if you came here to have your intellect stimulated, forget it! if you come with a human heart that has great needs -- and man, we do. there is not a day that goes by that there is not a heartbreak in this congregation. so

. >> is this heaven, no? >> today i'm 56 years old. >> mariner park is better than chuck e. cheese. >> it as even better when they start biting. even if they don't bite, i enjoy the weather, enjoy the sun, watch the wrotes -- boats going in and out and just chill. >> just don't look to close. that's not a crab trap. this line hasn't seen a reela l. >> if this comes down and washes ashore -- >> reporter: it's like cleaning upstream. volunteers can come out and pick up what's left. >> a lot of kids come out. they try to keep it up for the kids. if you or your kids are looking for volunteer opportunities, come see. >> come out here, cool my head off on my birthday every year. >> just a little downstream of heaven, abc2 news. >> stick around. "the list" is coming up. >> get your purple on. how to show off the new ravens pride and where you can sit and sip the best of maryland wine. that's coming up tonight on "the list" at 7. >>> make it quick. we're talking about rain. this evening is gorgeous. by tomorrow a whole different story, very important update tonight at 11:00. >> all

one tower of babel, and build it to heaven. to heaven! christ be with you. mmm, hi, mm...first intra-bovine ice cream maker. it makes use of all four stomachs the first being filled with rock salt then sugar, cream, and of course, freon so cold it burns me. i'll have the darkety kind. uh, one chocolate, mootilda! could i have a swirl of chocolate and vanilla? ( mooing loudly ) oh, nonsense, you can do it. ( yelps ) ivan reitman! i've never seen a brain freeze this bad! ( moaning ) give me 50cc's of hot fudge, stat. hold still, you're going to feel a slight chocolatey sensation. ( gulping ) ( relieved sigh ) ( clinking sound ) all right, let's welcome this evening's entertainment. they call her the christian madonna... rachel jordan. ( applause ) ♪ jesus loves me, this i'm sure ♪ ♪ i'm a groupie on his tour... rachel jordan? isn't that the woman you had a crush on, ned? ( stammering ): i didn't have a "crush" on her.

what we must do is turn things to a point where we come to understand that you cannot have a new heavenntil you have a new earth. >> i love that line, "you can't have a new heaven until you have a new earth." it's like that line, "why are you worried about life after death? let's worry about, life before death" - that kind of thing. sharon stone - that's who the actress was. the reason it took me a while to remember is she was at church and so her skirt was a lot longer than it normally is, on the thing. but anyway, back to reverend cecil williams. comments and thoughts relating back to the previous class about what he's saying about identity, relationship - did you catch anything in there you wanted to comment on? sure, chris? >> he was also talking about power. and for him, he wants to use the church's power - at least from what i got - to be at the forefront of social action, and that's how believers are expressing their beliefs, through social action, and i think that's what he was talking about the power of the church to either be toxic and be bad, in a way, and be detrimental to s

calais, the roman god of the skies supports the floor of heaven. christ wears the robe of a greek philosopher... and his beardless, youthful face bears more than a passing resemblance to pagan images of apollo. the first great churches were variations of the roman assembly hall known as a basilica, with a central nave often ending in a semicircular apse and side aisles screened by colonnades. santa sabina finished in 432, is a particularly fine example of these simple but elegant early christian basilicas. the roman arch appears here in yet another form, springing directly from the column capitals. the insignia of the new christianized empire whose capital is no longer rome but constantinople are placed with perhaps unconscious symbolism atop the corinthian columns taken from a pagan building. once reviled and persecuted, christianity is triumphant. historians have argued about the causes of the fall of the roman empire ever since it happened when saint augustine wrote that the empire had been part of god's divine plan for the furtherance of christ

>> look, you don't go to mass to win heaven, right? ask god for help to get there. you don't go to win heaven because we can't earn it. it's a gift. it's given to all of us, even atheists. >> stephen: i don't always know why i'm going to mass. >> but i'm glad you do. >> stephen: i'm usually glad i did. you know what, we've got to take a little break. can you stick around? >> i'll be happy to. this grapa is great from italy. you brought some back. >> stephen: that's pure grapa. it's like jet fuel. you'll be dancing on the take by the time we're done. we'll be back with tire ti [r >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. we're here with timothy cardinal dolan who has a new e-book called "praying in rome, reflections on the conclave and electing pope francis." i was just over in rome. amazing. one thing that i didn't care for was st. peters because it was so crowded with people hoping to catch a glimpse of this new pope. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: why do you think this guy is drawing a crowd? >> well, he's down to earth, he's simple, he's sincere

♪ been locked out of heaven ♪ gh. ♪ you make me feel like i've been locked out of heaven ♪ ♪ >>> well the folks at the dallas zoo have gone one step further, that holds true even if the kid is a cheetah. >> yeah, their eight-week-old cheetah cubs have a playmate, a labrador puppy of their very own. we have more. ♪ >> reporter: these adorable balls of fluff are the newest attraction at the dallas zoo, 8 week old, cheetahs, they are brothers. >> play, eat, sleep. not necessarily in that order. >> reporter: they're about to get an unlikely playmate, a mommy, an 8-week-old black lab retriever. >> the dog will be a calming influence for the cats. there is no danger for amani, 14 pound. almost twice as big as these guys right now. we're going to socialize them in a way that when they're 2 years they'll have the relationship. >> process. introduction. getting to know each other. >> they'll be together 24/7 and forge a relationship like the two cheetah siblings have. >> reporter: you see how calm they are. they're only four feet away from each other and are ready to go to sleep. >> reporter:

think that money was heaven sent friday night arrives without a suitcase sunday ♪ ♪ morning creep ine a nun mondays child has learned to tie his bootlace see how they run lady madonna baby ♪ ♪ at your breast wonder how you manage to feed the rest see how they run lady madonna lying on the bed listen to the music ♪ ♪ playing in your head tuesday afternoon is never ending wednesday morning papers didn't come thursday night you stockings ♪ ♪ needed mending see how they run lady madonna children at your feet wonder how you manage ♪ to make ends meet [ cheers and applause ] >>> tonight on night line, saturday afternoon shopping turns into one of the worst crisis of the year. what happened inside the three-day stand off and how does this group recruit soldiers from the american midwest? we have the latest. >> franken cats. they are cute, cuddly and ridiculously expensive. but is there reason to worry about the designer felines living next door? >>> while parenthood is an easy punch line but a father's plea is about a forgotten population. >> keep it right here, america. "night line" is bac

. >> i had to get to heaven. i just laid there. i didn't want to move or do anything. just waiting to die. >> tonight at the mall, you can still smell the smoke in the air. while officials say the fire has been contained, the search for answers continues. for night line, i'm lindsay davis in nairobi. >> despite some other reports, the fbi says they cannot confirm whether any american citizens were among the terrorist attackers. coming up next, these are not your ordinary house cats. should you be worried if one moves in next door? >> abc news "nightline" brought to you by golden corral. [ sally ] my antidepressant worked hard to help with my depression. but sometimes, i still struggled to get going, even get through the day. so i was honest with my doctor. i told her i'd been feeling stuck for a long time. she said that for some people, an antidepressant alone only helps so much and suggested we add abilify (aripiprazole). she said that by taking both, some people had symptom improvement as early as 1 to 2 weeks. i wish i'd talked to my doctor sooner. [ female announce

heavens given the note of irony. listen to what the judge writes back. this is his decision dismissing the case. here's what he said. what sun denial in the face of the men answer posed by organized crime the fbi was willing to make their own deal with a devil. they gave scarpa criminal immunity in return for the information true and false he willingly supplied. not only did the fbi shield scarpa from prosecution on and the crimes they actively -- to participate in crimes under their direction. a thug like scarpa would be employed by the federal government is a shocking demonstration of the government's unacceptable willingness to employ criminallalty to fight crime. >>> you can watch this and other programs onlike at booktv.org. >> up nexted to wilkins this is about a half an hour. >>> thank you for coming out this evening. it's my pleasure. such a treat. any time come to the neck of the wood. stoarnl get to participate this evening with ted and todd this evening. i want to start ted with montana. you have other properties. you are all over the world. y

heaven, heaven, heaven. thank you so much.couch and up to exercise for one minute. >> just one more. >> we're going to show you some big moves but this is first on nbc. >>> it's national childhood obesity awareness month. >> kids around the globe will take a minute to stop and exercise for the second annual jam world record day. >> here with some of her young friends is patty howell. she's the founder of the program. with a bunch of her little friends. >> hi, nice to see you. >> nice to see you. we're so excited to be here. >> jam stands for? >> just a minute. we provide physical activity routines at school that are designed to take a minute to do. >> are kids not doing any recess or exercising? sports? what's going on? >> they're cutting back a lot of programs. >> unfortunately, a lot of that is going away. even if they do do pe, you shouldn't sit at your desk the rest of the day. you should get up and take brain breaks for the rest of the day. our program focuses on giving teachers things they can do with the kids. the best

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good heavens! isn't that astonishing! yes. so they were well known...ere well known for producing these wonderfully detailed waterline models. exactly. originally in a seasoned lime wood, which is beautiful for carving. it's got a fantastic grain. and, um, because these ships were hand-built, these models were hand-built in wood, they were incredibly expensive. and these boats were the initial... prototypes. prototypes, exactly, which bassett-lowke and my father took to the admiralty, and this is literally the original. i wonder if churchill himself actually looked at this very case? oh, definitely, definitely. isn't that astonishing? well, you've got military ships here, of course, but the bottom case looks like a history of shipping. tell me all about that. in the early '50s, it was decided that they would like to produce a unique set of models all to the same scale, one inch to 100 feet. right. and every model there is made to that specification. there were only two sets of these made. one is in the museum in northampton... ...and the other one is he

will be out in a few weeks which again has to do with health care care was katie butlers knocking on heavens door. butler who is a journalist for "new york times" magazine, she wrote a book in which she talks about two totally different ways in which older people and up getting treated by the american health care system. in her father's instance he wasn't treated all that well and ended up dying without much in in the way of dignity at all. in her mother's case she had a more clear-cut choice and so i really feel this book offered a way forward that can be particularly enlightening and maybe perhaps -- maybe not inspiring but certainly encouraging to people that don't have to fall into despair. in addition i'm also looking forward to a number of different biographies. it's really strong interestingly enough with respect to biographies is for example brian j. jones has a biography coming out with jim henson who was the founder and creator of the muppets. there is also henry pushkin. he has a biography coming out on the tonight show host johnny carson. sam will send's biography on the sam fall

our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ that saved a wretch like me >> since i've been here, i found out two of my friends have died from a heroin overdose. >> did you go to the funerals? >> no, i've been in jail so i wasn't able to. >> you missed their funerals? >> yeah. a lot of these people don't have families. that's really sad. it's kind of sad that us inmates had to do that and the families weren't there to do it. ♪ i once was lost, but now i'm found ♪ was blind but now i see ♪ >> you girls did a great job. >> thank you. >> i think their singing can be improved. >> i used to be in a choir when i was younger, but i don't have that courage, i don't have that courage to go ahead and sing in front of everybody. and then i didn't know all the words, either. i just knew that first little thing. >> every night we have a girl named cece that lives on the bottom tier and she sings "amazing grace" every night. so i heard her