but as far as the age of the earth, the age of the universe even when it comes to the fossil record, that's why i really challenge christians if you're going to believe in millions of years for the fossil record, you got a problem with the bible. and that is you're going to have death and disease and suffering before sin. so there's no hypothetical in regard to that. you can't prove scientifically the age of the earth or the universe, bottomline. >> of course, this is where we disagree. you can prove the age of the earth with great robustness by observing the universe around us. and i get the feeling mr. ham that you want us to take your word for it. this is to say your interpretation of a book written thousands of years ago as translated into american english is more compelling for you than everything that i can observe in the world around me. this is where you and i, i think are not going to see eye to eye. you said, you asserted that life cannot come from something that is not alive, are you sure? are you sure enough to say that we should not continue to look for signs of water an

>> the age of the earth. well, the age of stars. radiometric evidence is pretty compelling. also the deposition rates, it was lael, a geologist who realized in my recollection he came up with the first use of the term deep time when people realized that the earth had to be much much older. and in a related story, there was a mystery as to how the earth could be old enough to allow evolution to have taken place. how could the earth possibly be three billion years old? lord calvin did a calculation that if the sun were made of coal and burning, it couldn't be more than a hundred thousand or so years old. but radioactivity was discovered. radioactivity is why the earth is still as warm as it is. it's why the earth has been able to sustain it's internal heat all these millenia. and this discovery, it's something like this question without radiometric dating, how would you view the age of the earth? to me it's akin to the expression "well if things were any other way, things would be different." this is to say that's not how the world is. radiometric dating does exist. neutrons do

cult of carts takes us to the heart of one of the most remarkable periods in the art of the west-- the age of the gothic cathedrals. of the churches builthen, one has come to stand for the rest--cathedrals. chartres. the church at chartres was burned down several times between the 8th century and the 12th. each time, the people of chartres willed its rebuilding. the craftsmen, sculptors, glaziers, masons, and construction workers flooded in from far and wide. but the people of chartres themselves provided the basis, in the money raised by selling the produce of their labors. they also provided the emotional commitment, and sometimes that could reach fever pitch, as in 1145. in 1194, the church was again burned down, leaving only the great west gate, the western towers, and the ancient crypt. miraculously, their most sacred relic, the tunic of the virgin mary, survived intact in the crypt, to the joy of the people. even more miraculously, the entire church was rebuilt in 27 years. that is the church that we can still see today. what the cathedral meant to the people who lived in these stree

>> the age of the earth. well, the age of stars. radiometric evidence is pretty compelling. also the deposition rates, it was lael a geologist who realized in my recollection he came up with the first use of the term deep time when people realized that the earth had to be much much older. and in a related story, there was a mystery as to how the earth could be old enough to allow evolution to have taken place. how could the earth possibly be three billion years old. lord calvin did a calculation that if the sun were made of coal and burning, it couldn't be more than a hundred thousand or so years old. but radioactivity was discovered. radioactivity is why the earth is still as warm as it is. it's why the earth has been able to sustain it's internal heat all these millenia. and this discovery, it's something like this question without radiometric dating, how would you view the age of the earth. to me it's akin to the expression "well if things were any other way, things would be different." this is to say that's not how the world is. radiometric dating does exist. neutrons do

as the population age ages the people diagnosed after the age of 65 will double every five years while the number of individuals 85 years and older with disease will triple by 2050 the sixth leading cause of death in the united states and there is currently no cure, no diagnostic test, no treatment. with the baby boomer generation becomes more prevalent in the need to confront the pending health-care crisis has become ever more urgent. as you indicated the study by the corporation stated the cost is projected to double over the next 30 years or passing health-care expenses for heart disease and cancer. alzheimer's has become a disease to define a generation but if we focus our priorities on our research capacity it doesn't need to continue to be an inevitable part of the aging process. for every $27 medicaid spends caring for individual alzheimer's the federal government spends 1 dollar on alzheimer's research. the omnibus appropriations bill provided for an increase in the way that you described of $100 million for alzheimer's research and i appreciate working with you to accomplish t

greg o'neill, the director of the national academy of aging society. with that, we will start off with you, ms. montgomery. your written testimony is inserted as part of the record. if you will share with us about five minutes and we will go right down the line. we will open it up for questions. ms. montgomery. >> thank you. chairman nelson, chair landrieu, ranking member collins, and senator scott. thank you for the opportunity to testify on sba's work to serve america's encore entrepreneurs, new and aspiring small business owners over the age of 50. we commend you for highlighting this important topic and are grateful for your ongoing leadership and support. we all know the facts. small businesses employ half of the private sector workforce and create two out of every three net new private sector jobs. what many people don't realize is that americans between the ages of 55 and 64 comprise the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs in the country. according to the kauffman foundation, encore entrepreneurs start new firms at a higher rate than any other

>> the age of the earth. well, the age of stars. radiometric evidence is pretty compelling. also the deposition rates, it was lael a geologist who realized in my recollection he came up with the first use of the term deep time when people realized that the earth had to be much much older. and in a related story, there was a mystery as to how the earth could be old enough to allow evolution to have taken place. how could the earth possibly be three billion years old. lord calvin did a calculation that if the sun were made of coal and burning, it couldn't be more than a hundred thousand or so years old. but radioactivity was discovered. radioactivity is why the earth is still as warm as it is. it's why the earth has been able to sustain it's internal heat all these millenia. and this discovery, it's something like this question without radiometric dating, how would you view the age of the earth. to me it's akin to the expression "well if things were any other way, things would be different." this is to say that's not how the world is. radiometric dating does exist. neutrons do

where he directs the rand center for the study of ageing. also a professor at the party rand graduate school in santa monica, california. his research focuses on economics of retirement, social security and social welfare systems and other topics related to the ageing. congressman moore who has served in the house of representatives for 12 years. first elected in 1998 congressman moore served on the budget and financial services committees. in 2010 he announced he would not seek re-election. prior to his time in office congressman moore served in the u.s. army, u.s. army reserve, was an assistant attorney general for the state of kansas, johnson county district attorney as well as private practice lawyer. in february of 2012 he and his wife announced that congressman moore had been diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. mr. seth rogan a stand up comedian, actor, producer, screen writer, voice actor, originally from vancouver, british columbia. moved to los angeles to pursue acting in the late 1990s. since that time he's acted in and co-written m

vaults oen collapsed in the middle ages. a romanesque architect wished, however, to find a go model for large stone vaulting, he could do no better than to look at the well-preserved examples of roman vaulting, which he could have found in the south of france or all around him here in burgundy. less than a mile from this roman gate in the nearby town of autun stands autun cathedral. like paray-le-monial, the cathedral is a perfect example of the influence of classical roman architecture on the romanesque architect. we can see the classical forms everywhere here-- the fluted pilasters crowned at the top by corinthian capitals. and in the middle story of the building, this characteristic composition of round arches separated by flat pilasters and closed by a horizontal cornice. these forms come straight from the local roman precedent here in tun, thpont d'arroux. the romanesque style spread right across europe. in 1066, it crossed the english channel with the norman conquest of england. the normans stroyed most of the main ang

where he directs the rant center for the study of aging. he is also a professor at the graduate school in santa monica california. don't your hurd paz research focuses on retirement of the social welfare systems and other topics with aging and elderly. dennis moore represented the third district of kansas in the u.s. house of representatives for 12 years. first elected in 1998 congressman moore served on the budget and financial services committees. in 2000 in the announced he would not seek re-election. prior to his time in office congressman moore served in the u.s. army reserve and assistant attorney general for the state of kansas johnson county district attorney as well as a private practice lawyer. in february of 2012 p. and his wife stephanie announced that congressman moore had been diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. mr. seth rogen a stand-up comedian, actor producer director screenwriter and voice actor originally from vancouver british columbia again performing standup comedy moved to los angeles to pursue acting in the late 1990s

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the first is the aging of the population. which will push up costs in medica medicare, of course, but also in medicaid. second source is rising health care costs per person. that has been under way for a number of decades. that has slowed recently and our projections take on board that slowdown. but nonetheless we expect health care costs per person in the federal programs and the economy more generally will continue to rise faster than gdp per person. and the third factor here, of course, is the significant expansion of federal subsidies for health insurance under the affordable care act. in sharp contrast with the growth of spending for those programs, all other mandatory spending which basically refers to other benefit programs, we think will be smaller share of gdp over the next decade. than it has -- than it is now, or has -- was 40 years ago. defense spending is shrinking s relative to the size of the economy, given the caps on defense funding that are in current law. and nondefense discretionary spending. everything el

. >>> the age factor, the medical news out today about older fathers and the potential risks of having children near middle age. >>> bracing for impact, on the coast east and west, records falling here in the east, a know california, a new threat with desperately needed rain on the way. and they will get that and more. >>> and high times in colorado, where it is all perfectly legal, the people chowing down and lighting up may surprise you. tonight a look at the sweeping change. nightly news begins now. >>> good evening, and with the olympic games now over let the war games begin. tonight, russian president vladimir putin has dispatched more than 150,000 army troops to western russia, the area that borders with ukraine. officially they're there for military exercises but no one is missing the meaning of this. and just a few days since the fall of kiev, more and more people are saying it is starting to feel like old times, the times that brought us partitions and walls and east versus west and standoffs between super powers. with the now former president of ukraine missing and his govern

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the city. he had hoped to relax and travel. now at agey guard at the local mall. >> we put our money in every payday. >> i think that is very important as to why there should be federal programs. they're going to come and go with the economy. it used to be an industrial powerhouse. >> politicians are either good or responsible. >> i think it will have this. >> even though the production of a bankruptcy. the government what we don't do it through the government, they will bankrupt every individual person. one what is thh best way to do it. >> the reason we are seeing health care costs is because we don't have that in competition that we have another in a race area. >> the 30,000,000,000,001-dollar unfunded liability, most don't know about places like this and most don't even know that america is now $17 trillion in debt. >> how much is america and that? >> i don't know. >> i'm not sure exactly, but i -now it's a lot. >> i think it's a couple trillion dollars. john: the ignorance helps some. >> they understand. they pay when they are young

the teens, is that true? >> that is not true. we have instituted age verification online and pushing for the retailers to make the adults. at the end of the day, this product is not targeted to the teens. the studies out there, these individuals were already smoking conventional cigarettes. we are proving that this product is less harmful and at the end of the day, we are trying to get the smokers to switch to a less harmful product, to be able to purchase that product. >> are you saying that the middle schoolers and high schoolers were already smokers or referring to adults? >> no. the data is showing that some of the people that they have asked about the ecigarettes have tried or currently smoking conventional cigarettes, there is plenty of data to prove that. >> that is what the tabacco industry used to say, and we don't go after the kids, he keeps saying these things are safe, but the f.d.a. is saying we don't believe it, the f.d.a. has found carcinogens in them. the surgeon general report is naming the cigarettes. who do you trust the trade indust

our lead story today money laundering more specifically money laundering in the age of the. now many would argue that hiding or failing to report where money comes from is in and of itself a victimless crime yes yes yes yes h.s.b.c. helped to fund tens of thousands of murders and launder money for al qaeda and hezbollah which is unanimously considered a bad thing no one is debating that especially not me however when the hong kong shanghai banking corporation was found guilty in two thousand and twelve over laundering billions not millions billions for these terrorist organizations no one spent time in jail in fact no arrests were even made what ended up happening was that h.s.b.c. was paid in fines that's all they had to do to pay a fine of one point nine billion dollars and the bank managed to still turn a profit of thirteen point five billion that year alone so they've turned out ok yet charlie shrem c.e.o. of big instant was arrested by federal authorities last week for allegedly laundering more than one million dollars worth of bitcoin and today he's sitting in jail sto

yes, you need the concealer as you age. you want to cover dark circles but the skin is drier so the second you put anything emolulent on the skin t sucks it in. >> this is something i learned. take your concealer and put it in your hand and mix it with your moisturizer and mix it and put it on your eyes. the more hydrated, the less caky it looks. >> 100%. we don't even need to go after that. >> the bleeding lips. yeah, the lipstick that bleeds into the little lines. we all get them as we age. the easier solution a good lipliner. flush tone. you definitely don't want one that is darker than your lips. or this one is actually clear and it literally acts like a fence around your lips. a little silicone in there and holds the lipstick in. >> like a lip dam. >> exactly. >> finally. >> color. we tend to shy away from it as we age. a lot of wromen want to go with the more neutral, but don't abandon color altogether. if you have neutrals on your eyes and cheeks, get a little pop of color on your lips. browns on your lips and eyes a

now our biggest, biggest problem, big in every sense of the word, is obesity at all ages. i see parents using food as rewards all the time, and generally it's food of low nutrient density. it's like candies, cookies, lollipops, the usual sorts of things. tyler was sort of nice... and she's saying please... and basically when you use a food as reward, you're holding up that food as something special. when you think about it, it doesn't quite make sense. it's like, "you're a good boy, here's a lollipop that will cause you to have tooth decay, and has almost nothing in it for your health and well-being." how much sense does that make? that's a big problem that we have, in particular, in overweight children, where grandma's way of rewarding you is a trip to the local fast food chain. i won't impugn any one chain, they're all there-- you know, and fries and a burger are the way to your heart. we have to change that myth. fries and a burger should not be the way to your heart. it's the way to atherosclerosis. david faxon: in a recent study on autopsies of children and young adult

as far as the age of the earth in the age of the universe when it comes to the possible record and that is why i challenge christians. you have a problem with the bible and that is that you have to have death and disease and suffering before sin so there is no hypothetical. you can't prove scientifically the age of the earth or for the universe bottom line. >> mr. nye. >> of course this is where we disagree. you can prove the age of the earth with grades robustness by observing the universe around us and i get the feeling mr. ham but you want us to take your word for it. this is to say your interpretation of the book written thousands of years ago as translated into american english is more compelling for you then everything i can observe in the world around me. this is where you and i cannot see eye-to-eye. you asserted that life cannot calm from something that is not a life. are you sure? are you sure enough to say that we should not continue to look for signs of water and life on mars? you are sure enough to claim that? that is an extraordinary claim that we want to invest in. once a

shirley temple has passed away at the age of 85. breaking overnight, u.s. officials confirming that two civilian contractors killed in a suicide bombing monday were both americans. six other people were injured in the attack. officials say now islamic militant group has claimed responsibility. >>> the fbi carrying out a major anty mafia a little bit z in new york. it is named "new bridge" and it is targeting dozens of people. arrests have been made in naples. >>> breaking overnight, iran says it tested two new miss ls and those tests were successful. the u.s. says it is a danger and is being monitored. >>> south korea is planning reunions tomorrow. there's no agenda set for the talks. but a top priority is ensuring a smooth operation for the reunions later this month. this will be the first meetings of divided families since 2010. >> right now, there's said to be a fierce debate within the obama administration about whether to target an american in overseas. he is suspected of plotting attacks against the u.s. sources telling cnn tha

and from the age of 12, spent the bulk of his life in reform schools and prisons.r knew his father. and as for his relationship with kathleen, it was, to say the least, complicated. though his mother denied it, manson often claimed she was a prostitute. >> if you got a game going, you know, and you need somebody for an excuse, first of all, my mother was a prostitute and she lived in the street. so you can't very well say that i pimped my mother when she gave me some milk. do you see what i'm saying? in other words, i was raised in that alley. that alley is where i live. i live in the street. i lived where it's rough and it's tough and it's hard. nobody gave me nothing. everything i got i had to fight for it and scratch for it. so it's the same principle when it comes down to surviving. if me and you are on the street, you're the strong one, you're the one with the power. i take second seat with you. i say look here, girl, here's our problem, what are we going to do about it? now, if you got to give up a little something up on the side, to do it, there ain't no jea

the haunting some stickles and once in a an age and in the bronze age that has looked like the sun as of monday said the images of the anti people with pets like the sun income money people arriving in order to see this in each. it will be faithful to go go go the row over for the couple should you be there. today half the five thousand pictures in the not too many committed as being able to decipher them completed yet. the reflux which is me is that ancient people tried to connect to others around them. god's was and scenes from that night in the stands. within the local put them to tokyo both bills but in the beginning of the day to experience is connected to the top ten. you can and she's got those bodies covered with continental and ice extent on this friday stylistic system is important for us depictions of the com allows us and he didn't come on and the brain and amy he's about to holding onto them until the late bronze age though that not even a two piece. we haven't developed technology which helps to date ninety nine percent of pre child days. but i still have troubles with d

population trends for those under the age of 35. we'll take your phone calls on the first lady's nutrition initiative. ♪ host: it was four years ago that michelle obama began her "let's move" campaign to combat childhood obesity. she is in the forefront talking about that effort and unveiling new food labels. here's the first lady from earlier this week. [video clip] >> be issued a new school wellness guideline to build healthier learning environments for our kids. part of this effort will be eliminating advertisements for unhealthy food and beverages in our schools. thatnk we can all agree our classroom should be healthy places where kids are not bombarded with ads for junk food. food marketing guidelines are tot of the larger effort inspire companies to think about how they campaign for food to kids. kids watch thousands of food advertisements every year. 86% of these ads are for products loaded with sugar and salt. our kids see an average of just one ad a week for healthy products like water, fruits and vegetables. just one. begun

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so if that is the aging of the population. of the people that choose to participate in the labor force, we think it is a smaller share over time will not be able to find work. they are unemployed. but the growing share will be able to find work and the employment will rise over the next decade. but not as fast as it was if we didn't have the aging population under way at the same time. >> thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman and i appreciate the line of inquiry because it's very important. what i heard you say is the risk corridors, which we actually borrowed from the republicans when they did the prescription medicare drug program. the risk corridors were in there where they not? >> yes. >> and you said that helped save money over the long haul. and that in your estimation, and that of your team of analysts, it will save money over the long haul under the affordable care act. >> it's only a three-year program as you understand. >> unlike the medicare prescription drug program that didn't have a time limit, this is just three

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so if that is the aging of the population. of the people that choose to participate in the labor force, we think it is a smaller share over time will not be able to find work. they are unemployed. but the growing share will be able to find work and the employment will rise over the next decade. but not as fast as it was if we didn't have the aging population under way at the same time. >> thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman and i appreciate the line of inquiry because it's very important. what i heard you say is the risk corridors, which we actually borrowed from the republicans when they did the prescription medicare drug program. the risk corridors were in there where they not? >> yes. >> and you said that helped save money over the long haul. and that in your estimation, and that of your team of analysts, it will save money over the long haul under the affordable care act. >> it's only a three-year program as you understand. >> unlike the medicare prescription drug program that didn't have a time limit, this is just three

and the worst from all of them is a european one between the age of 50 and 70. that's at $2.6 billion. the big question you have to ask is, what is the price of saving someone's life? the cost is about $250,000 per year. all of us are a big advocate of screening, whether it's a mammogram -- oh, of course. >> i agree where david is going with this. i think that knowledge is power. and if we do mammograms and they find a problem, women want to know. here's the data on mammograms. 89% of sensitive in early picking up bra-- there's qualitf life to consider. there's not a woman out there that wouldn't want to know they have breast cancer. it's up to the doctor, and these guidelines, by the way, i disagree with these. this is what the author says. what's the risk factor? if you have dense breasts, it is harder to follow it. follow a trend. i think every year should be a starting point. if i tell my patients every year, they are never going to co come. i think it's an art. what you have the abnormal information. do you do a biopsy? do you go to the best raid ya t radiol

this is the age of taking action. viagra. talk to your doctor. >>> welcome back. bs poll looks at the november elections and according to that survey, republicans will have a slight edge over democrats, 43 to 39%. that map of general motors recall could get a bit worse. the national highway traffic safety administration is looking into when gm made its recall announcement. automakers are required to notify the agency within five days of finding a safety defect. >>> the boston athletic institution instituted a no bag policy for this year's boston marathon. the rule, which is in response to last year's deadly bombing, states bags and backpacks are not allowed near the start or finish line or along the course. >>> with parking in big cities getting tougher, thanks to the snow, what are folks doing? we'll take you to philadelphia. they're blocking spots with furniture. police started a hash tag called #nosavsies. have you seen the photos people post online of their dog looking guilty after they have done something wrong. well, in fact, with 58 million page views, dog s

you've reached the age where you've learned a thing or two. [ metal clanks ] ♪ this is the age of knowingt you're made of. so why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? [ gears whirring ] talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. stop taking viagra and call your doctor right away if you experience a sudden decrease or loss in vision or hearing. [ cellphone beeps ] this is the age of taking action. viagra. talk to your doctor. >>> if you didn't watch the dating game that must simply mean you were not old enough to back then. it was entertaining television and it was pretty out there even for the mid-to late '60s. well, today we learned that jim lange has died. he was the host for over ten years, he always kept it clean and civil with

we are talking about pete seeger who died monday at the age of 94. ill with us from madison, wisconsin, job nichols, a political writer from "the nation." and oni defranco and joe ulinea folk singer and laborogers and sandy backum. one of the largest demonstrations i have seen in my life of covering demonstrays were the protests around the republican convention in new york in 2004. what struck me was unlike other mars that had a unifying idea, this is what we are here about. there were will 80 different causes on display in front of madison square garden that day, and i am wondering whether that's a motif of the age that really there aren't one or two or three big causes the way there might have been in other times. but people's attention is going to a lot of different things. >> i think that's right. i think in the introduction where we heard pete talk about big things and little things, you know, he once sitting in a bar explained to me what he called his pomegranite strategy and some other guests may have heard about this. when you open it up, ther

pete seager passed away at the age of 94. e, he was blacklisted during the mccarthy era before becoming a leading figure in the movements of the 60s and beyond. he wrote from "where have all the flowers gone" to one of my favorites "turn, turn, turn." >> you can do it and you will do it soon. i know. ♪ >> in 2011 at the age of 92, he joined the occupy wall street movement for a rendition of "we shall overcome." former new york city deputy mayor looks at his influence on modern musicians including springsteen. it was as if the only anti-dote was emerging in the deepest vein of american folk traditions. joining me now is the music columnist from the "daily beast." i've long awaited the segment where we can just talk about music and the day as finally arrived. >> i'm not leaving. >> good. playing that old feature gets me choked up. it's a powerful song. i think for my parents that song had so much meaning. i look at that tape and on one level i'm moved and on another level i'm dismayed about where we are now in terms of the inter

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a new study using federal data says obesity in children between the ages 26 and 5 has dramatically decreased. over 40% in a decade. this report comes out just as the first lady's let's move program to improve kid's fitness levels and eating habits marks its fourth anniversary. >> over 40% in a decade. nation, i believe the children are the future. and thanks to mish ohl bama america now has 40% less tomorrow. that's just math. that's just math. (laughter) i don't understand a first lady accomplishing something. everything they do is supposed to be a symbolic waste of time. (laughter) like nancy reagan's war on drugs or laura bush's fight to end presidential illiteracy. (laughter) well-- (cheers and applause) lady and gentlemen, thanks to miss obama instead of care-free chubb sters, we are now breathing a again-- breeding a generation of body conscious cops doing tricycle spin classes desperately trying to get back to their birth weight. (laughter) worst of all this is bad news for the gop. they need to reach out to the preschool demo. and it won't be easy since the republicans are on record

the former child star shirley temple guys at the age of eighty five. the u s president brought go mama says the syrian peace talks now underway in geneva are far from achieving their goal of ending the country's top stallion speaking at a joint news conference with french president francois oman is currently on the state visit to washington. the leaders had been close allies in efforts to halt the syrian war and france was the only nation that back in a frenzy us strike on syria last year we'll have more in a couple of minutes from our washington correspondent max hoffman. but before that we have this report on the situation inside center and on the deadlocked talks between the warring sides in geneva. you know guns had been carried through the blue hills district in northern and the opposition says nearly two thousand people have been killed in similar attacks over the past there's been a little inflated between rebels and government troops despite peace talks aimed at ending three years of civil war the us. this week's round of face to face talks in g

and he said, "yeah, that's the age i was when i lost my mum." that was it. and it... d him for it. he was, like, saying, "you know, i lost my mom at this age and i'm doing okay. and you will do okay, too," you know. >> cooper: he went back to work just days after natasha's funeral, and he's worked nearly non-stop ever since. >> neeson: i'm not good with... without work. i just don't... i wallow too much, you know? and i... i just didn't want to... especially for my boys, to be... seem to be wallowing in sadness or depression or... >> cooper: having a schedule, having... having some place to go, having... >> neeson: having a schedule, yeah, yeah. >> cooper: that helps? >> neeson: that helps a great deal. >> cooper: he's made more than 20 movies since natasha's death. what do you think she would make of your... >> neeson: what, "taken 5"...? >> cooper: well, no... ( laughter ) >> neeson: ...that i'm about to do? >> cooper: no, your action... your... your status now. i mean, the money you're making, the... the clout you probably have in hollywood. >> neeson: she'd be very