that s the trick. inhales deeply exhales forcefully is this a dagger which i see before me? the handle toward my hand? come. shakespeare is so part of the national conversation, which i totally buy into. he is. yeah. but for many people, he really isn t. or is he? well, he is, because you might not be entirely aware but there are so many phrases that we use every day that are part of shakespeare. the way we like, the way language has evolved is in no small part due to the effect he had on language, the words he created. just the way we kind of parse things, it s all in there. and also, these stories are ones that are known, that are passed down. i mean, richard iii, for instance, there s a huge debate, you know, because obviously recently
- my girl, my girl don t lie to me tell me when did you sleep last night - i remember watching him play a cover of a lead belly song, where did you sleep last night? and it was emotional for me, because i love nirvana, and i felt this connection to kururt cobain,, and i i was alwaysys evenen when i wawas young - just so worried about him. - my girl, my girl - in that era, there was always the speculation of, you know, kurt s not doing well, kurt has drug problems. and nirvana: unplugged was this kind of thing, like.the clouds parted. you know? and it seeeemed like everythihing was gononna be ok. - [inhales] night through [cheers and applause] - from seattle tonight, word of an untimely death. - the lead singer of nirvana shot and killed himself
you control everything what your body wants to do. - [laughs] okay. my nervous system and my hat. - mm-hmm. - okay, good. i love it. - so now we re going to just concentrate on emptying our minds, and be. - that s easy for me. - present. and what we re going to do is just we re going to close our eyes now, and we re going to breathe in through the nose. [inhales] hold the breath a little bit, and then release. [exhales] - [exhales] - and we re going to do our normal warming up. tell the body and the nervous system that we are going to do something very challenging. so we breathe in the nose. [inhales] [rapid inhales, exhales] okay. and we start. [inhaling and exhaling] way up here. we breathe in and we stretch out, look up in the sky, and then whoo! - whoo! - whoo! - whoo! - woo! - [laughs] [inhaling and exhaling] - whoo! - whoo!
she was the godmother of my children. and i was the godfather of juliana. sorry [inhales sharply] i m trying. keith morrison: but while billy and the others worked through their grief, nancy s buddy, kathy carpenter, was at the pitkin county sheriff s office answering questions. we were still giving her the benefit of the doubt. she thought something was up. she had been worried about her friend. keith morrison: so was there an innocent explanation for why kathy seemed to see things she could not have seen, why she knew it was nancy s bloodied body that was in the closet, even though the first responders saw what looked like just a pile of blankets