do not go, my lord warwick. it is all over. the execution is not in our hands, my lord, but it is desirable that we witness the end. so by your leave... the is some doubt, my lord, that you english have observed the forms of law. i am told that there is some doubt whether your authority runs in this city, my lord. it is not in your diocese. however, if you will answer for that, i will answer for the rest. it is to god we both must answer. good morning, my lord. my lord, good morning. [clears throat] well, fellow, who are you? i am not addressed as fellow, my lord. i am the masteexecutioner of rouen, a highly skilled mystery. i am come to tell your lordship that your orders have been obeyed. i crave your pardon, master executioner, and i will see that you lose nothing by having no relics to sell. i have your word, have i, that nothing remains, not a bone, not a nail, not a hair? her heart would not burn, but everything else that was left is at the bottom of the river. you've heard the last of her. hmph! the last of her, i wonder

in the anouilh play, she recants and is thrown into prison and when warwick comes to visit her, that makes her see how she denied her own faith, and she refuses to do that. anouilh chose the name the lark, which is interesting because the little european lark is not an american bird, it's very different from our lark. it's tiny and rather nondescript looking and it has a beautiful song. it starts to sing as it spirals up into the sky and goes up and up and up and up and you can hear the song and you can't see the bird anymore. well, that's how joan has been through all these centuries: she is still singing her song and people still listen to it. i know that even now there are people who consider her their patron saint. in the shaw play, nobody can get away from the absolutely glorious response, i think. whenever anybody dramatizes her life, they have to include it in the trial scene, she is asked by the bishop of beauvais if she is in a state of grace and her answer was so miraculous and simple. she said, "if i'm not, may god bring me to it. if i am, may god keep me in it." in the sh

but this small city in the warwick well. also we like to thank the uk so difficult or twenty thirteen x ten and already the half with three or europe altered on a summer program of the bands are really beginning to kick in. they avoid hoping to get there and they're not open to bring guns to protect the states the city of derry doesn't like that festival takes to the states. the city turns into trouble for a run on the set by britain's largest ballet company the challenges of the city market and sneezing and sold to the east the hearts of course this hideous plastic only one of the radical pretty fitting it all started with him was unstoppable walls. then the fourth of thirteen outings of abingdon square. oh but for that phrase in the fridge. there's talk of poisons and river passed on to fade into the street has become inevitable said to me and told me that it causes chris lee momentum and across the northwest dependence on the wedding taxes and to the streets for two reasons firstly for me as pawns for the full on hospice

also south america the great tales continues not to follow but warwick on the road to fly a sea of pictures and video this incredible book of a correction the anti soviet and the lady with the earthquakes nevada. some companies scramble to exploit shale gas reserves opposition to the controversial with extract is getting loud at the moment lack of basic tracking to be plugged into the show to the site and it won't let me remind you the process is pretty straight forward visibility drill a well straight down then you react with the killers on these to the shale bed and into the pie can inject a highly pressurized mix of what certain chemicals cause the problems of many rooms done in the way there but freeing up an oil and gas but of the ride to those toxic chemicals are released at the same time and they can contaminated by gravel to tables. also the place fluids and left it in the open and to evaporate releasing greenhouse gases into the fading to the atmosphere at the mixed solo business had tracking is an economic gold said the secrecy of michelle davis of us on this morning of the severe

police have shut down an area near chelsea hills drive and warwick. they say the man shot at another car make it spin out 1:30 this afternoon. the driver not hurt. short time later the suspected shatter car crashed near the south hampton off ramp. witness saw man jump the fence and run in the neighborhood. police going door to door all afternoon and trying to track him down. >> show you the sketch. pleasant hill police say this man used a gun to force his way in a home on santa lucy drive at 9:45 last nature. white male in mid 30's. he's about 5 foot 11 to maybe up to 6 foot 1 inches tall with dark beard and wearing dark clothing at the time. investigators say he first knocked open the front door and then when one of the residents a woman answered he flash the handgun forced his way in the house. he locked 2 women inside a bedroom then robbed the place and stole one of the victim's cars. police say it's silver 2013 volkswagen and license plate 6 xyc 3 77. >> more to bring you on this busy monday. last minute rush is on. down to the wire 3 hours left b

. >> dionne warwick. kids who are going to be performing. cocoa and joe. very eclectic, great evening. >> and you're donating tickets as well, is that right? >> we are donating tickets. we're going to be donating tickets to some 9/11 victims and hurricane sandy families. because we sort of -- you know, sting famously wrote a song called "one world." i think sometimes people think the rain forests are so far away, the indigenous inhabitants, what has that got to do with us? but we're a global community, we all share this planet and we do need to protect. >> well said. >> in the 25 years you and trudie have been attacking this problem, how much change have you seen? has it gotten better? are we where we were a quarter of a century ago? >> it's getting worse. to be honest with you. we have small projects that kind of, you know, grow. and that's all we can do, you know? slow the rate of destruction. >> and keep the awareness up. speaking of aware, you released your 14th studio album last year and now it's coming to broadway. that's got to be kind of cool. >> y

for "today," bob dotson, nbc news, with an american story in warwick, rhode island. >> nigel lacks happy we give it to greg. that's fantastic. >> love it. mine came from a kill shelter down south. she ended up with us. >> greg dotson with another great story. >> amazing story. >>> coming up next, we've got a great concert for you. naughty boy & sam smith performing their smash hit "la la la" on the plaza. but first, this is "today" on nbc. ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> we're back here on the plaza. critics starting buzzing about this song "la la la" after it climbed very quickly to the top of the charts in the uk. >> that's right. it's the newest single off of naughty boy's album hotel cabana and it features sam smith on vocals. we're happy to have both of them here with us this morning. g