nobody laughs here. >> alice herz-sommer spent two years in a concentration camp in czech republic. more than 33,000 jews were killed by the nazi state. while in prison alice herz-sommer performed as a pianist. >> when we can play, it can't be so ter ible. the music, the music. music is the first place of art. upon the death at 110, alice herz-sommer was the odest known survivor of the holocaust. the entire story is captured, the lady in number six of the the film is nominated for an academy award this weekend. >> music is a dream. >> music is a dream. >> an incredible lady. the film on her life has been nominated for best short documentary. >> history on the hard courts. jason collins marks a major milestone in the mba. a deal for netflix. why it could mean you could stream favourite movies faster. ♪ what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system. it looks like the future! we must have encountered a temporal vortex. further analytics are necessary. beam us up. ♪ th

alice herz-sommer was 39 when she was sent to a concentration camp. she spent two years there. but the music never left her. she said classical music helped keep her alive. after the war she became a teacher of music. first in jerusalem and then in london. a short documentary about her called the lady in number 6 is up for an oscar award next week. until the end of her life she never stopped playing the piano. alice herz-sommer was 110 years old. >> still ahead, a look back at the olympics that only mark phillips can provide. near one of these? nstang because now you can take control with $8 off oxytrol for women when you visit oxytrolforwomensavings.com are you ready to live with less frequency, urgency and accidents? two weeks, up to half off, can help you get started. so don't wait. take control with oxytrol for women. visit oxytrolforwomensavings.com today to save. millions have raised their hand for the proven relief of the purple pill. and that relief could be in your hand. for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms from acid reflux disease. find out how you can sa

alice herz-sommer passing away in london. her death coming a week before a film about her is up for an oscar. the filmmaker celebrating her love of piano and her devotion to her son to get through the holocaust. ♪ >> my world is music. >> alice herz-sommer plague the piano there. she was 110 years old. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news" this sunday night. word from the air force this evening of a sort of neighborhood watch they're starting, in space. tonight, what are they protecting us from? more than zwlaus debris we snau "gravity." >>> and later here, the close call in mid-air. watch this. what came crashing through this pil pilot's window at 1,000 feet. and what that pilot did next. before chantix, i tried to quit probably about five times. it was different than the other times i tried to quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix varenicline is proven to help people quit smoking. it's a non-nicotine pill. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. that helped me quit smoking. [ male announcer ] some peop

alice herz-sommer, the world's oldest known holocaust survivor, has died in london, aged 110 years. she spent two years of world war ii in a camp in what was then czechoslovakia. she entertained inmates by playing the p&f. she is currently the subject of a documentary that is nominated for an oscar. a fugitive on the run. with the probe of the mass murder of protesters opened by the ukrainian authorities, the country's former president, viktor yanukovych, is now a wanted man. under pressure, embattled venezuelan president nicolas maduro has promised talk. the opposition is skeptical they will get underway in caracas. the first test for italy's new prime minister. matteo renzi goes before the senate to seek support for his proposed economic reforms. the olympic winter games may have ended, but one american journalist who didn't get to report for the event -- he has reported from russia over the years but was expelled from the country last december. thank you for joining us here the sochi games have been held -- thank you for joining us. the sochi games have been heralded as an enormo

it was 1943 when alice herz-sommer was sent to a camp. she survived because of her pianist and her of an oscar subject nominated documentary. world is music. i'm not interested in anything else. for alice sommer, music helped her during her darkest days. she was born in prague in 1903. occupation of czechoslovakia, she and her child were sent to tarazion. camp in which more than 43,000 people died. some prisoners were encouraged put on performances. alice would play the piano and believed that helped save her life. her experience of using music as means of survival in the concentration camps was shared others. >> i can say that the cello saved my life. going on inwas auschwits. music, as they wanted they couldn't kill us. we will play and i thought when we can play, it can't be so terrible. the music, the music. the first place of art. sommers' long life has been recorded in a documentary oscars,d in this year's showing the journey of a woman who survived the holocaust but at her own life and loss without bitterness. beautiful.y life is be

alice herz-sommer was from prague in what is now the czech republic.nd the fact that she was a pianist may have helped her survive at a german concentration camp. along with other musicians, she performed concerts at that camp. she was the subject of a film "the lady in number six." that has been nominated for best short at next week's oscar awards. she was 110 years old.a awards. she was 110 years olc awards. she was 110 years ol awards. she was 110 years ola awards. she was 110 years old awards. she was 110 years ole awards. she was 110 years olm awards. she was 110 years oly awards. she was 110 years old. >>> and maria von trapp has died. she was the last surviving member of the musical family whose escape from the nazis in austria has become the basis of "the sound of music." she was portrayed as louisa in the 1959 broadway musical and in the 1965 film that won for best picture. maria von trapp lived in vermont. she was 99 years old. >>> as sochi breathes a sigh of relief after the conclusion in the winter olympics, nervous tensions are building in

alice herz-sommer passed away in london.th coming a week before a film about her is up for an oscar. the filmmaker celebrating her love of the piano and her devotion to her son during the holocaust. ♪ >> my world is music. >> alice playing the bee yeah know there. she was 110 years old. >>> when we come back on this abbreviated tradition tonight. a well-known kennedy on trial this week, and what her legal team is now telling abc news tonight about the case. we'll be back in a moment. my name is jenny, and i quit smoking with chantix. before chantix, i tried to quit probably about five times. it was different than the other times i tried to quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix varenicline is proven to help people quit smoking. it's a non-nicotine pill. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. thatelped me quit smoking. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking, or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice a

alice herz-sommers was 110 years old. >>> a murder suspect who fled to israel in the 90s has been killed34-year-old samuel sheinbein after he seized a guard's weapon, shot three guards and barricaded himself inside the compound. he was sentenced to 24 years in prison for a gruesome maryland murder in 1997. >>> and can you spell e-p-i-c. that's what this spelling bee is being called in jackson county. the competition had to shut down after 66 rounds. why? because of two remaining adversaries. they used up all the words. no more. the 11 and 13-year-old will face off again march 8th. so the winner goes to the national spelling bee. we were talking about this all morning. we're stumped. what do we do? where do we go? dictionary, open, pick one. >> it should be the parents. they're nervous watching their kid having to spell this word. then by the 66th word, are the parents like -- >> come on. let's wrap this up, kids. >> let's get this moving. i know. we'll see. rematch seems like. thank you, bill. >>> now a look ahead and a look back. the supreme court will hear arguments in a important glob

we did a story on alice herz-sommer, the oldest survivor. she survived the nazis because she was placed in a camp and used for propagation purposes. she found a sillver lining at the camp - her music. >> i knew that we would play. and when we play it can't be so terrible. the music - the music. music is the first place of art. it brings us on an island with peace, beauty and love. music is a dream. music is a dream. >> alice will be missed. this weekend we'll bring you our interview with the film makers of "the lady in number 6" and a number of other document airians. "consider this" is the only outlet to bring you all 10 feature length documentaries, part of a special edition called "for your consideration" oscar documentaries. >> why so many of our co-worker are making the rest of us sick. our data dive is next. >> today's data dive tries to tough it out. more than woun out of four -- one out of four americans polled say they go to work when sick. it comes after a survey by the national sanitation foundation, a public health group. why do