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hills are alive with the sound of music ♪ >> reporter: though surgery worked for adele, it ended julie andrewsld rarely sing in public again after she says a botched surgery to remove nodules limited her range and her ability to hold notes. >> a routine procedure that i was told would not be threatening to my vocal chords. >> reporter: as for mariah, whatever caused last night's blunder, this diva has plenty of experience in bouncing back. anyone remember that film classic "glitter?" she survived that flop. and maybe next year she'll pull in some help from her holiday appearance from a younger friend like justin bieber. ♪ baby all i want for christm christmas ♪ ♪ is you >>> next here, the spa where you can both drink beer and bathe in it. if yand you're talking toevere rheumyour rheumatologiste me, about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of infl

. >> so sow prap owe is that -- soprano is that lot offed julie andrews sound.e, they have to resist more, resist more, resist more it's like going to the gym and have to lift 300 pounds. you're going to strange something. [cheering and applause] >> these are high level vocal athletes. >> doctors treat some of broadway's renowned performers. >> to expect to perform at that level day in day out, eight shows a week is frankly kind of ridiculous. >> theater performer, the goal for most people is a smoothly straight edge on -- smooth straight edge on the vocal folds. we would expect that on the population because the load that's placed on the organ goes along with the businesses they're in. >> they also conducted the first ever study of vocal health healthy in broadway singers. the results, over 25% has a vocal injury. one is a nodule, nodules are most common in adult women. >> nodules don't happen overnight, they happen over perhaps months to years of chronically beating the heck out of your vocal chords. >> kimberly townsend is work through her injury. she exercis

. ♪ ♪ the hills are alive with the sound of music ♪ >>> julie andrews.s one of the most iconic musicals ever written right in our area. why there's a controversy, though, over new plans to honor the legacy. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> as the colder weather settles in a lot of people are starting their cars before they head out on the road. but is that really necessary? according to car experts, they say no. older vehicles did have to let the carburetor warm up but newer models are good to go in a minute or two. experts say letting the car get warm is more for the driver's comfort. >>> when i was a kid we'd wait five or ten minutes before taking off. >> definitely. >>> you just spent a ton of money on holiday gifts and decorations. the bills are starting to pile up. >> how can you save money now as the temperatures are heading south? >> higher energy bills aren't far behind. what can you do to cut your costs? james bonds showed us around the upper east side of the parm he's owned for a year now. >> we redid the kitchen. the appliances are high-efficiency

julie andrews is ringing in the new year from vienna, she's returning for a sixth year to host, from vienna new years celebration 2015. it airs january 1st on p g s. >>> mike lee pays homage to a fellow englishman in mr. turner. >> and, jmw turner and if the artist were allowed today he would be a film maker. >> he was a master of sublime that could capture something that was both beautiful, and terrifying and ugly at the same time. >> mr. turner opens up in limited release on december 19th, and that is your eye on entertainment, susan marquez for cbs news, los angeles. >> i love his accent, everything that comes out is so eloquent. >> we will be right back. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm nicole brewer. we will send it over to katie for eyewitness weather forecast and bright and chilly, right katie. >> that is a sum up for a day like this. it is not necessarily the most picturesque are being or pristine day but it is a nice change of pace from what we have seen in recent days which was obviously some very dreary weather and wet weather. but storm scan three is totally empty say for

it is narrated by julie andrews.ed to bring that to the city. >> build a bear you have add that had there. >> we added bill a bear this year to add some excitement as part of the dickens village experience and it has been a wonderful partnership with build a bear. we have obviously the great organ and the organ having 28,000 pipes we wonder where they are behind these walls but we have the great organ and peter canty to help us out there and he dozen the light show every single light show presentation as well, he plays 5:30 and at 12:30 every day. >> thank you for having us here. >> so excited to have you. >> welcome to magic of macy's. >> thanks very much. >> we are not done yet. we have feature gifts. you will see light show and organ at 9:30. >> absolutely. >> i love the organ at macy's. >> happy holidays. >> thanks, jen. >> there is an ak for a british grocery store getting some attention this morning. we will show you why. >> sweater jumpers, the dad all in their ugly christmas sweaters just right and sugar plum

. >> and andrew silva's widow, julie silva, is with me in the studio. it's not easy looking at that story, i know. >> no, it isn't. >> i know we have been talking about how hard it is to talk about andrew at this point but he was an amazing pan, so tell us a little about him. >> oh, he was the best father, the best brother, to three younger brothers and he loved his parents so much, he wanted to provide for our family. he took care of me and my son noah all the time. anything that we wanted, he would take care of us while he was deployed. >> you were planning to buy a house together? >> yeah, we were. >> i know it's really hard for you to talk about this. but he came back from afghanistan. you guys went to high school together. >> yeah. >> he joined the marines practically right out of high school? >> he did. >> so he really wanted to serve his country. >> he did. >> so he was close to home the night this accident happened. where was he going? >> he was headed to my parents' house. my brother who served. my brother whofgs stationed in japan finally came

camera, 20-year-old melanie andrews, seen here in the red car, is waiting for a much coveted parking space in a very crowded shopping area. on the opposite side of the street, julie move. brown prevails, but andrews is not leaving without a fight. she can be seen pulling her car up to brown's white toyota and revving her engine in an attempt to push brown's car out of the parking space. from inside their vehicle, brown and her son watch in amazement as smoke billows from the spinning tires. when the toyota doesn't budge, andrews throws it in reverse. >> as she was repositioning, i thought that she was going so we got out of the car to get a ticket. that's when she managed to actually move the car completely out of the space. >> brown's 12-year-old son tries to push his mother's white toyota back into the parking space, but, in a match between man and machine, he quickly throws in the towel. an eyewitness describes the scene. >> you could smell burned rubber for ages afterwards. she actually shunted this car all the way out of the space, left the white car abandoned there, got out. i think she went and got a parking ticket. >> a nearby traffic officer witnesses an

julie is here to talk about where it's headed. >> well, andrew, as many as 300 independent theaters areto screen "the interview" tomorrow, many with heightened security, and some is selling out immediately after sony did a bout face, after calling the decision to pull the film a mistake. the president applauds the decision to authorize screenings of the film. we are a country that believes in free speech and the right of artistic expression. rogan and franco celebrated the release yesterday, but none of the nation's largest theater chains, controlling 80% of the theaters, announced any change in plans. the big question now is how sony distributes the film digitally? they could distribute on demand as soon as tomorrow or soon this afternoon. now, this is different because usually studios have to wait a month after a movie hits theaters, but this is an unusual situation. >> you mentioned, briefly, security at all the theaters. everything's sold out. what do they do at the theater differently? >> it's my understanding sony's been in touch with the fbi and informed them of the list of theat

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julie down there. and patricia and ed and mrs. nixon. no one, believe me, no one could have had a more supportive, loving, kind family and how lucky i was there. as the helicopter moved onto andrews, my thoughts would go to the other times. we went there on the way to china. we went there twice on the way to russia, to the mideast, to europe, to around the world. i found myself thinking, and this is also rather characteristic of may, not about the past, but about the future. what could i do now? what could i do to see that these great initiatives that we had began could continue? and that is the way that it was. i think perhaps the best description of how i felt then, and frankly it is the description of my philosophy generally, of a little cufflink that i had received. i received a little card, with a three by five, -- a little couplet that i had received during a received a little card, a three by five, with a little couplet on it. slain.rt, but i am not i shall lay me down and bleed but i shall rise and fight again. that is the story of my life. >> so frank, you were a witness to these incidences. you were there when it happened. you were not in the east room when president ni

julie down tricia, ed, no one had a finer family. no one could have had a more loving, kind family. helicopter moved on -- my thoughts we go to other times that we went to andrewswe went there on the way to china. we went there twice on the way to the middle east. all the greatest events we participated in. i found myself thinking, this characteristic of me, not of the past, but the future. i do now. see that these o great initiatives that we began would continue. that's the way it was. i think perhaps, the best i felt than, f how and frankly, maybe it is the my philosophy generally, a little couplet i received -- this is in the spring of 1973, watergate had just exploded -- i received with this card cuplett - aa red, i am hurt, i'm not slain, i shall lay me down and bleed a while, and and fight again. that's the story of my life. >> so, frank, you were a witness to this history. you were there when it happened. the east room when president nixon did his farewell to the staff. you were at andrews air force base, on air force one, watching the speech. can you talk a little bit about your experience at that time? the resignation speech, we were in the west wing.

andrew. >> let's tell you about what's going on. oil prices continuing their slide this morning dropping to their lowest since july 2009.nue into 2015. the energy agency cutting its global oil

andrew. >> let's tell you about what's going on. oil prices continuing their slide this morning dropping to their lowest since july 2009. that slide may continue into 2015. the energy agency cutting its global oil demand production forecast. by 230,000 barrels per day. the iea also warning that weak demand raises the risk of social instability. but goldman sachs executive calls lower oil a blessing. >> there are a lot of positives to the economy from the energy situation to the resurgence of housing to the most important thing of having reversed all the leverage that was in the system and kind of reset the clock. so you can take something that's a blessing, lower price of oil which once you think of like a tax cut. >> take a look at the price of crude. you're looking at wti crude at $59.33. what are you smiling about, joseph? >> how many times have you heard that lower oil prices like a tax cut? i probably heard that a thousand times in my life. but i agree. but i don't know if that's the -- you know? i saw that yesterday, too, that he said that. i was like, thank you, but i knew that. right? like a tax cut. we know tha