. >>> hi, i'm jenson, and i'm nine years old. >> don't worry, he's not an actual smoker. this is a social experiment video from the guys at whatever on their youtube piej. >> today i'm going to be asking people far light. >> he's going to ask them far light. what you guys think's going happen. >> can i have a light? >> you smoke? really? >> can i have a light? >> no. >> why not? >> because you're a child. where are your parents, you're assaulting to a man, you're not supposed to talk to strangers. >> you're nine, are you crazy? >> who gave you that? >> i bought them. >> i like that one. >> took it right out of his hand. >> that's what i would have done. >> you smoke a cigarette? how old are you? >> i'm 18. >> probably not me, but okay. >> you're like my brother. i can't just give me brother a light. >> you know what's great is that this young child is not just going up to anybody on the street and asking far light, he's going up to other smokers. >> you'll see he asks them the question, why are you smoking? >> because i'm addicted. >> i want to leave these people to think

charlotte jenson works in archival development. >> the archives can help us find the past we didn't knowxisted. let's take a look. >> let's take a look. >> this is actually her baptism. >> reporter: anna spelled a-n-e in danish was baptized in 1866. >> look at the lights inside. >> reporter: in a beautiful church about an hour outside of copenhagen. denmark's rich countryside where she would spend the first 20 years of her life. >> the church was built in 1100, the oldest parts of it. >> it's beautiful. >> that's where she was baptized, plus this is from 1650. >> 1650. >> yes. >> when the baptism is finished, then i say the prayer. >> amen. >> tell me about how when you would pray together, you would sleep with her and pray together. >> we would get on our knees by the bed and we'd both say our prayers. bedstemor one night said -- i was about 10 at this time -- she said, lord, i'm ready to come home, call me any time, and i'm sitting beside her with my hands folded and i'm saying not tonight, not tonight. >> she was ready to go to the lord and you were not ready to have her die in your b

charlotte jenson works in archival development. >> the archives can help us also find the past that we. >> this is actually her baptism. >> anna, spelled a-n-e in danish, was baptized in 1866, in a beautiful church about an hour outside of copenhagen. denmark's rich countryside where she would spend the first 20 years of her life. >> the church building 1100, the early part of it. >> beautiful. >> that's where she was baptized. this is from 1650. >> reporter: 1650? >> yes. when the baptism is finished, then i say the prayer. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> amen. >> reporter: tell me when you would pray together, when you would sleep with her, get together? >> we'd get on the bed and say our prayers and bestemor said one night, i was about 10 at this time, she said, "lord, i'm ready to come home. call me any time." i am sitting beside her with my hands folded, and i'm saying, "not tonight, not tonight." >> reporter: she was ready to go to the lord and you were not ready for her to. this is the kind of house she would have lived in? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: they would have rented