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Indiana state prison. >> introduce me to your friend. >> this is cletus. hes 16 months old. they said we can adopt cats from the humane society, so i adopted this one. >> benjamin ritchie was in for a pretty horrendous crime. hes on death row. death row is a very dark, depressing place. but when he started playing with his cat, cletus, theres some kind of bonding. theres a display of affection that you would never normally see in a prison environment. >> you wouldnt believe what a cat would do. ...

Theyre part of a sanctioned rescue program like the one at indiana state prison. >> introduce me to your friend. >> this is cletus. hes 16 months old. they said we can adopt cats from the humane society, so i adopted this one. >> benjamin ritchie was in for a pretty horrendous crime. hes on death row. death row is a very dark, depressing place. but when he started playing with his cat, cletus, theres some kind of bonding. theres a display of affection that you would never normally see in a priso...

>> that is true. i have a lot of friends as marathon runners. they feel they have unfinished business. im sure they will be back next year. it will be second to none next year, we are not going to affect us. >> bill: are people understanding? >> yes. >> bill: are they patient or where they break, weve had it with this? >> this is real. you are not reading a book. you are actually living it. you see it. you see how it is affecting people. you see the memorials from everybody showing their love an...

Months ago, first time its ever happened to him in his career because of a rules violation. well have to see what happens here, masters officials are huddling up right now. >> rachel, what about the play of fred couples, the 1992 masters champ, proving hes still got it? >> reporter: yes, absolutely. certainly refreshing to see him and he loves this course. you can tell. golfers play well at courses that they love and enis of course the 92 champion. he has a real affection for playing here. he ta...

Just as soon have us for dinner. but together they live for each others affection. steve osunsami, abc news, locust grove, georgia. >> thats the greatest story. put a human in there, big trouble. they respect each other. >> still loving on the human -- hand feeding oreos, a brave woman. >> youre right. >> i guess theyre just a bunch of sweeties. >> i love it. the bear is the boss

That she was a consequential prime minister by anybodys standards. if i think back over the years in terms of the united states, you have to go back to somebody like winston churchill to somebody with that degree of affection and relationship that the american people had for her and especially president reagan. >> the brits are going to honor her with the same level of funeral as they did for winston churchill, prince diana and queen mother. >> i think thats appropriate. >> mr. vice president, n...

Respected her and how sad they were about the death as she was delivering school books to afghanistan children. >> as secretary kerry pointed out in their language, gayle aman, you lived there, you wrote about it, what is the impact of this? not only on american foreign policy, but just on the community there and the ability of our diplomats to engage in afghanistan as we keep saying, you know, its safer were able to withdraw, the afghan army is replacing american troops, whats the reality? >> i...

Had such tremendous affection for united states. she really thought of the united states as the yates, the most important nation in the world, and she wasnt afraid to say that to americans, to brits, and the people all around the world. of course, she was a british patriot, but she loved this country, and americans naturally love a foreign leader who loves them back. >> that is true. she and ronald reagan were great friends. what attracted the two? >> i think they had underneath very similar goa...

Haberman and sticking around with us former governor of new mexico bill richardson and our own andrea mitchell. andrea, you were at that speech. the unfinished business of the 21st century, does that include electing the first female president who is hillary clinton? >> that was certainly the feeling in the room, and this was filled to the rafters at lincoln center. this was the second of two speeches last week, and she was in both venues in her comfort zone. these are people, the women in the w...

Mother. >> you speak to democrats in america and i would say the respect, the admiration, the fondness for margaret thatcher is almost universal in america. theres little sense of the divisiveness with which she viewed still in britain. i think there is even people on the left and britain would say many of her policies are right. that doesnt mean they hold her in affection and that is not the case here. she is one of the rare british leaders who has come across the pond and won over the hearts. ...