CHETRY: Well, this is an amazing discovery. A priceless treasure, truly a rare bible sitting in plain sight at a small church in England. It is an original, the original King James Bible which was created in 1611.</s>VELSHI: Wow.</s>CHETRY: Look it up. It's in pretty good shape.</s>VELSHI: That's excellent.</s>CHETRY: Survived nearly 400 years. There's only a handful of this edition left. The bible was displayed on a table at the St. Laurence (ph) Church in Hilmarton (ph) for years. I guess they then were then able to discover that it was indeed the original one.</s>ROMANS: Wow. All right. She's a seven-pound dog with a nose for narcotics, the smallest police dog in the world. Part Chihuahua named Midge. But Midge's ego may be getting a little too big now that she's gracing the pages of "Playboy." Her whole department outside Cleveland was shocked to see the blurb about her in the latest issue, but the locals are happy to have a celebrity amongst them -- among them.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I read almost any magazine with</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I just read it for the articles about dogs.</s>ROMANS: You know, they imagined it would be more exciting to have a playmate -- actual playmate.</s>CHETRY: Do we know why she was featured?</s>ROMANS: It's unclear why she was featured in "Playboy." That's one detail of the who, what, where, when and why of the story. I do not know.</s>VELSHI: Self-promotional little dog.</s>CHETRY: So cute.</s>VELSHI: All right. Top stories coming up right after the break. Stay with us.
Police Dog "Midge" in Centerfold