. >> they're kind of like mary poppins-esque, with an edge. >> mary poppins meets "sex and the city." there are people who do say they can never walk in flats. not tennis shoes, not flat shoes, not sandals, not nothing. so maybe they would skate in these? i think this is just to make a statement. >> let me show you a vantage point thaw don't get to see every day, really. this video is from the folks at delta airlines. and this is a behind-the-scenes look at -- the journey of your luggage. >> so what happens when it goes behind the little secret passageway door. >> they put a secret camera, a hidden camera inside of a suitcase so that you could follow one bag on its journey. >> where do they show the part where the baggage handler picks up your bag and heave it littl they're pretty gentle. i think they probably knew that this commercial was being shot. >> into the airplane. where it goes inside the belly of the plane. just imagine you had the power to follow your bag like this. would you like that? >> sure. >> there's an app for that. >> can you teach me how this app works? >> sure. yo

so that's not from me, that's from mary poppins. >> exactly.ne of these polls and they polled working moms and stay-at-home moms and working moms wanted their daughters to be working moms. stay at home moms wanted their daughters to be stay at home moms. >> i want my daughter to be what she wants to be. we have got to stop dreaming our kids' dreams. stop it. let them be the human beings god wants them to be. otherwise, they're not going to like you and they're going to write a book. >> and it's going to be mean spirited. >>> all right. do we have time? >> yes, we do. so here's the deal. we know what's happening. it's christmas. it's new year's. it's during the holiday time. and you're lonely. and you're thinking, should i call my ex? just to say happy holidays? [ phone ringing ] should i say, ring-a-ring, happy new year? don't do it. >> how do you keep from doing it? >> they say erase all of your phone numbers, your ex's phone numbers from everything. just get rid of them. >> just in case you're drunk, you just happen to call him. >> i say no t

is it like mary poppins? where do they go?the staple used to be "joseph and his technicolor dream coat." >> jon: boy. >> that was always the one they went. to i do think that shakespeare taught that students... the way to lead students in is maybe... i'm sure romeo and juliet is the best entry. it's the starred. it's young loves. it's gang, it's fighting, it's street cred and ma chiz mow. >> jon: everything we love. all right. this one is coming out of nowhere, but somebodied in audience asked me beforehand, so i have to ask. if voldemort, and this is from them, so i have to ask you. [applause] by the way, the answer to this i believe is relatively simple, but you can decide for yourself. if voldemort was in a sword fight, are you familiar with herman cain running for president, a gentleman running for president and had to stop because of a lot of lady problems. >> history. >> jon: if they were in a sword fight, in your mind, who would be the victor... >> between voldemort and herman cain? >> jon: exactly. >> depends on the le

. >> reporter: there's a slightly mary poppins quality to her. >> there is, everything but the umbrellater: phil donahue hired maier in the '70s to care for his four sons. she snapped this shot during her job interview. >> i saw her once taking the picture of an inside of a trash can and i thought, well, they laughed at jackson pollock. how do i know? >> here's a little girl eating candy. >> reporter: john maloof is still archiving maier's mortar than 100,000 negatives. >> i never would have imagined this to get as big as it has. >> reporter: through his efforts, he's the subject of a new book and the greenberg gallery show. >> the photographs are really wonderful. that's the most important thing. and the story is even better. so vivian maier will not go aw away. >> reporter: saved from obscurity, the work of an unknown street photographer is at last coming out of the shadows. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group

like people make fun of dick van dyke's accent in, what, "mary poppins."at. >> i don't want that. the main reason i became fairly good at dialects is, what you said. i do not want to be ridiculed. >> jimmy: in a way, that's what fuels everything, isn't it? >> well, not all things, but that is the way you, you know, you speak. so, there's an alphabet that you learn, for r. which is received pronunciation. so, i'll get a word wrong and he goes -- >> jimmy: that is pretty good. >> yes, yeah, look. i a chk luactually -- i can ret five dipthongs. >> jimmy: most people get to seven and that's about it. you learned that in school or -- i learned that right before i did chaplain 20-some years ago. >> jimmy: that is amazing that you are actually learning things on the set of films. you must be a special person. >> i'm very special. >> jimmy: we'll be right back. robert downey jr. is here. "sherlock holmes: a game of shad doech shadows" opens tomorrow. we'll be right back. what's my day look like? not bad..only two meetings today. can i walk to the belvedere hotel f

because i think, you know, it's kind of like -- again, another one of your well -- best loved brits mary poppins i think once said, a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down, the medicine go down, the medicine go down. so you know, we have a good time. when the weather's severe, we're severe about it. we're serious about it. but you know, when it's not. we try to have a good time. there you see me getting a hug from mike seidel from the weather channel. we're still seeing each other. it's nice. >> the other extraordinary thing about those in america is when it gets really bad, the weather, the first thing that people like you and your colleagues do is run out into the middle of it so that you can be filmed getting attacked by tornadoes and hurricanes or wading out to sea in the middle of one of these huge storms. i'm like why are you doing this? why do you have to be out there when you're clearly putting your lives at risk? what's the matter with you? >> here's the deal. believe me, if i thought i was putting my life at risk, seriously, i would not do it. i have never doing this weather, do

around, well, that's a pram dating from the latter part of the 19th century-- slightly sort of mary poppins-esqueat i love about it is this fabulous barley twist brass handle at the-- at the front there, huge wheels, and, um-- the forerunner of everything else we see here today. so, the prams that we're looking at around and about here are mostly 1950s and '60s. yes, yeah. you've... concentrated on that particular period, have you? mmm. why? i think it's deep bodies and big wheels for me. i just love the shape of the pram. i just think they're absolute beauties of craftsmanship. in the 1950s, there were certain companies which were top of the range, weren't there? yes. and i would've thought-- was l.b.c. one of them? l.b.c. was one of them. um, marmet... this being a marmet. particularly in the queen. the queen is the actual model name. right. and they followed with a lady and a marmet princess. oh, right. and so it goes, on and on. what i think is very telling is that, in fact, it was often a make of pram that would sell the job to the nanny. a-- a-- yes, that's very true. i think a house or a m

like people make fun of dick van dyke's accent in, what, "mary poppins." >> yes. >> jimmy: you don't do not want to be ridiculed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: in a way, that's what fuels everything, isn't it? >> well, not all things, but that is the way you, you know, you speak. so, there's an alphabet that you learn, for r.p., which is received pronunciation. like, proper speak and it's -- he who would here and no know art must fight toil learn and take at ease. and i get a word and he goes -- >> jimmy: that is pretty good. >> yes, yeah, look. i -- i can retain 12 diphthongs. it's really not that difficult, either. >> jimmy: most people get to seven and that's about it. >> right. >> jimmy: you learned that in school or did you learn that on the set -- >> no, i learned that right before i did chaplain 20-some years ago. >> jimmy: that is unbelievable. that is amazing that you are actually learning things on the set of films. you must be a special person. >> i'm very special. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we'll be right back. robert downey jr. is here. "sherlock holmes: a game of shadows" opens to

. >> those are mary poppin socks. >> those are cute. >> they are green, though! >> kind of hood.robert griffin. rg-3 is the man! >> i love the socks! >> we are going to meet you after the show and try to -- he gets away without sheryl pulling a finger, saving it for later. >> a little souvenir. >> samuel jackson is coming. oh, my gosh! >> you're never going home, are you? >> never, never. they could pay me -- maybe not. but i got to meet donny osmond. come on! donny osmond! >> we always know like we can never get jaded on this show because sheryl is so enthusiastic that we just wait for sheryl to go, oh, my god! >> every story line she is like that is the guy in the basement when the girl came in! >> it's lovely because i think, you know, you kind of every day you're make ago show and you're meeting people and you can get kind of jaded but enthusiasm with our show. we love our show and i think that embodied in everybody's expression but sheryl is the cheerleader. >> can i say happy birthday to my sorority sisters? it's dionne warwick's birth today. high five. >> can you get her s

got to be "mary poppins." hello. hello. thank you so much. so generous of you.ey live. you have coats? >> yes, we do. >> this is so cool. thank you. >> reporter: one, two, awesome. ooh. okay. next, an offbroad di show about clothes and the memories they trigger. that has to be "love, loss and what i wore." this is so good. thank you so much. >> it was great for you to stop by. >> reporter: all set. last clue. find peter parker. one place. can i see the mask? that's what i'm talking about. all done. although there were moments i needed a coffee break and got sidetracked by the naked cowboy. and dropped a few coats along the way. but i made it. now, it's time to head to burlington coat factory. and i asked a perfect stranger to take my photos. okay. here we go. what it's all about. now, i need to tweet the photo. warm coats. warm hearts. my job is done. [ cheers and applause ] >> that is fantastic. and my new friend, solomon, thanks to the professional bullfighters were donating 300 coats. and it runs january 6th to the 8th. and "love, loss and what i wore" goes o

so that's not from me, that's from mary poppins. >> exactly.ing moms. >> i want my daughter to be what she wants to be. we have got to stop dreaming our k kids' dreams. let them be the human beings god wants them to be. >>> all right. do we have time? >> yes, we do. so here's the deal. we know what's happening. it's christmas. it's new year's. it's during the holiday time. and you're lonely. and you're thinking, should i call my ex? just to say happy holidays? should i say, ring-a-ring, happy new year? don't do it. >> how do you keep from doing it? >> they say erase all of your phone numbers, your ex's phone numbers from everything. just get rid of them. >> just in case you're drunk, you just happen to call him. >> i say none of that because you know what happens? >> you don't prank call anybody, hoda. >> they don't remember and you pick it up. because you need to see the name. >> have you changed your number since you got divorced? >> no, i haven't. it's the same number. but i think once you see the name pop up, then you know. because otherwis

have three rockettes so far and i have dancers that are in rehearsal for marie poppens -- pop, "mary poppins regional theaters and boat cruise. >> tell us about this year's show. >> this year's show takes place in new york city and it's a woman by the name of donner and she is business driven, doesn't care about anything else. and she has her two girls and her assistant up in new york city taking care of business. and in the mean time one of the daughters has sent a letter to santa and santa has put roscoe his head elf in charge of showing these people what christmas is supposed to be and the meaning behind christmas. he heads off to new york and the befriends them and finally hijacks them to the north pole where they get to see the elves and meet santa and where lies the meaning of being with family. >> we will see the girl's dancing and let's step aside and let them take it away. ♪[ music ] >> here is what you need to know tickets for santa's special delivery are on sale now and they are going fast. the show is going to take place here at the richard j erns theater in annandale. you can wa