years running the unforgettable chorus perform to the delight of those that watch.his is no ordinary choir. the sippingers raised their voices, brought together by an illness, dementia. aneata was diagnosed in 2009. >> joe fabiano took on early retirement to take on a new responsibility, caring for his wife. >> she's used to being independent. now she has to be dependent. it's a change and acceptance. the idea for the choir came from dr mary mittelman. centre the center of excellence of brain aging. dr mary mittelman studied how to improve the wellbeing of family care givers. we started to think about how it would be better if the person with dementia was somehow included in the interventions. and i thought about it perhaps being a powerful intervention. the care eases some of the burden of care givers. builds self-esteem and brings the two together. >> i think what the chorus does is brings out the best in everyone. >> dr mary mittelman says it's not a drop-off activity, it requires commitment. it has a positive impact not only on people suffering with dementia and

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who are trying to help ♪ unforgettable ♪ that's what we are >> reporter: three times a year for threeunning they perform to th the delight of the who come to watch. these are no ordinary choir. they have brought their voices together because of a tragic illness, dementia. joe took early retirement to take on a new responsibility, caring for his wife as she gradually loses her mental function. >> she used to be independent but now she has to be dependent. it's a big change and acceptance. >> reporter: the idea of the choir came from dr. mary middleman. she has studied for years of how to improve the well-being of family caregivers of those with dementia. >> we started to think about how it would be better if the person with dementia was some how included in the intervention. i thought about singing as perhaps being an even more powerful intervention. >> middle man says the choir eases the burden and brings the two together. >> i think what the chorus does is bring out the best in everyone. >> reporter: dr. middleman is not a drop off event. it has a positive impact not only on people s

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one mom's thank you to the paramedics for an unforgettable delivery. >>> unforgettable.een. 2013 hits and misses in the celebrity world from miley cyrus' infamous moves to paula deen's bitter career downfall. we will look at the highlights of the year. it is thursday, december 26th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> very good morning to you. i'm rina ninan in for diana perez. >> i'm john muller. hope you had a beautiful christmas. did you have a nice one? >> i ate too much. >> didn't we all. i ate cookies cake. >> you have to. >> you can't diet on christmas. i suppose you can but what's the fun of that. we will truck through to new years and then go on a diet. >> there you go. >> close enough. >> february. >> one daybreak for the holiday. stores will try to entice reluctant shoppers. >> i'll take it. >> some opening as early as 5:00 a.m. >> most hope when you return the unwanted gift you will buy something else. linzie janis previews the retail rush. >> today america goes returning. taking back the gifts that don't fit or you just don't want. >> we have seen

jeff basis, tim armstrong, elon musk delivering some unforgettable lines this year.e bring you the best tech quotes from 2013 next. ♪ >> welcome back erie it i'm emily chang. i would like to die on mars, just not on impact. that's a quote from elon musk at this years sxsw conference. for more unforgettable lines from the year in technology, let's go back to cory johnson in new york. click there are lots of limes that i want to forget. nicholas thompson, editor for the new yorker, joins us. he's come up with some of the most ridiculous or incredible thing said in technology and he's here to talk about them. i want to go through a few. tommy the story behind them. number one, just -- jeff bezos. " are you lazy or just incompetent?" [laughter] >> this is something he said to one of his employees. it was listed in brad stone's book about him. they do not adore the way he is portrayed. the story of the book is very interesting because it's a book about him, amazon, a very important company. amazon tooes on review the book and i thought it was an interesting tech story. it

it was absolutely unforgettable experience. >> two years ago nelson mandela agreed to pose for photos to raise money for hospitals. the australian photographer remembers the day. >> the inspiration behind any south african project tends to be nelson mandela. he was the drive for the "21 icons" project. for me he was an inspiration to me since my teens, since i sat in australia and watched him be released, with my parents. coming to south africa six years ago and living here was to understand what he had done. in 2011 we shot a portrait for the "21 icons" project and it was an absolute - absolutely unforgettable experience. for nelson mandela, it was another day in the life of nelson mandela. he's meeting people who are so inspired by him and taken with what he has achieved, and all he does is make you feel comfortable, like you are the important one. >> it's good. tilt it down. >> the reflection. the portrait metaphor of "the man in the mirror" is a metaphor for south africa. his spirit. what he represents is in every single one of the people here. for the portrait it was strong for m

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and an unforgettable look through the eye of a child.tion of "nig "nightline," caught in the cross fire. >> good evening. tointd in this season of peace we have an extraordinary report from syria, a country steeped in biblical history but wracked by heartbreaking conflict. the latest chapterer in a war entering its third year now. abc news has had ordinary syr syrians filming their own stories, often risking their own lives to do that. now we bring you those reports from the people on both sides caught in the cross fire. >> 24-year-old abu is caught in the cross fire. >> now i'm surrounded by regime forces. there are daily clashes and lots of bombs. >> and he's filming himself. >> this is what young men in war really look like. >> they are shooting at everyone, even children. >> 13-year-old abdulla uses his camera to film what no child should ever see. >> every day, every day we have to have snipers. >> oh my god, did you hear that? >> he shot at us. >> to protect this young boy's identity, we are not showing his face. >> this is the blo

it's entertaining, personal and powerful and unforgettable. the neighbors know that it's a beloved and treasured theatre since 1989. you have seen the crowd behind you here and know that behind each person here there stands scores if not hundreds of people that share our sentiment. the marsh is a treasure. it's a cultural institution that is known worldwide. we do would you allow a condominium next to a ballet or symphony? i this i not. it's threatening existence of the marsh to make a profit. you are making reasonable efforts to make sure it's a community that is chosen. the question is what kind of neighbor would 1050 be. you make the power to make sure it a positive edition to the thriving community. >> hello. i moved to san francisco 10 years ago from london. i have learned to love the marsh. i don't know much about planning laws other than what i have heard here. i ask you to protect this little theatre. it's an ward winner and been a remarkable theatre. in the 10 years i have been living here things have changed a lot in that time especi

her unforgettable trip to walmart. how the singer spread cheer and so much more in the store. fallon's big moments on the stage as he returns to his roots at "saturday night live" once again. the jokes people are talking about in "the skinny" on this monday, december 23rd. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> two more shopping days -- two more shopping days -- two more days. >> if you are my husband two more shopping days. >> there you go. i'm finished. >> good for you. >> i hope you are. >> i have been done since black friday but a lot of people i guarantee are not done. here on the east coast this was a wonderful day to go shopping. little rainy and almost 70 degrees. >> like summertime here. not the case for other people. >> very true. >>> we begin with dangerous storms gripping the nation from oklahoma to new england. 12 people have died. thousands of flights delayed and 700 cancelled. >> snow and ice knocked out power to thousands. while high temperature records were shattered along the east coast. >> reporter: huge sh

and an unforgettable look through the eyes of a child as a 13-year-old schoolboy in a city under siegeightline" will be back in 60 seconds. cial [ female announcer ] here's to a whole world of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone 'round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99 cents a pound. starbucks is just $6.99, that's a cup of good cheer. get sweet clementines for $4.99, enough for everyone here. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. safeway. ingredients for life. >> this is a special edition of "nightline," caught in the crossfire. >> good evening. i'm juju chang. and tonight, in this season of peace, we have an extraordinary report from syria. a country steeped in biblical history but racked by heartbreaking conflict. for days now the ancient city of aleppo has been under devastating bombardment, the latest chapter in a war entering its third year now. for the last six months abc news has had ordinary syrians filming their stories from inside the conflict zone, often ri

he led auburn to the bcs championship game and the unforgettable iron bowl victory against alabama. a report from the "miami herald" suggests that richie incognito and jonathan martin will not return. bring back richie incognito accused of bullying jonathan martin. a report for the miami herald suggesting incognito and martin will never play for miami again. . the throw of the game, base runners charging for home and colliding with catchers. now new rules are in the works. >>> his first road bike stunt video got nine million views, now his sequel has two million, professional mountain biker ashton broke his back to make the sequel. >>> the pirates andrew mccutcheon popped the question to his girlfriend of four years on the ellen show. after a short video tribute, he brought her to the stage, he knelt down, he said he proposed on national tv because he wanted to tell the whole world that he loved her and oh yeah, she said yes. >>> just ahead, busiest holiday for car thieves is around the corner. plus oprah winfrey never had children, but finds out why she thinks they would have hated

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. >>> dream come true, the unforgettable moment beyonce give as special fan that leaves both if tears. >> at 5:00, the worries over water: what bay area fours are most concerned about after a historic lack of rainfall this year. >> finally what do you get when you cross a tiger and a lion? a liger, which is a rare animal a zoo in oklahoma is lucky enough to have the only cubs that will be the biggest cat ever seen at half a ton. right now, they are just a few months old and still pretty small, you can hand feed them. later you will hand feed them. with your hand. thanks for joining us. [cheers and applause] >> oh! hey! hey, what's up? what up? what up? what up? what up? what up? what up? [indistinct speech] hey! there he is. >> how are you? >> what's up, man? what's happening? yo. [cheers and applause] there he is. hello. welcome to millionaire. today's returning contestant had two strategies for doing well on this game. one was to keep watching keeping up with the kardashians, and the other one we all learned yesterday was to be very lubed and oiled up. you still looking nice and shi

unforgettable for us. nobody was expecting to have a private audience of 35 or 40 minutes with him. the fact that we won the championship allowed us to come here and spend time with him. he was very happy to meet us, and we were very touched to see him. it really was a great joy to experience this moment. said lorenzo has just won the argentine -- which runs from august through december. they will face the winners to determine the overall champions. michael rodgers, the former team iner whose -- who rode support has been provisionally suspended following a positive test for an anabolic agent. in the japanitive cup cycle road race on october 20 this year. djokovic hasvak appointed boris becker his new head coach. will begin working with the serb ahead of the australian open in january. in 2013, novak

. >> a celebration of one of the great men in world history, an unforgettable moment for south africa. >> the winners of the nobel prizes collected their awards this week. the director general of the organization received the peace prize for his organization. the watchdog was honored for its lead roll in organizing the destruction of syria's chemical arsenal. since the inception in 1997 the opcw has eliminated 80% of the world's declared chemical stockpiles. >> the founder of the french firm at the center of a global scandal was convicted of fraud on tuesday. mas was sentenced to four years and fined 75,000 euros for hiding the substandard nature of his company's product. p.i.p. used industrial grade silicone to make breast implants that had an abnormally high rupture rate. >> on tuesday uruguay became the first country in the word to legalize the production, sale and consumption of marijuana. the senate debated the measure 12 hours before finally putting it to a vote. outside hundreds of supporters held a party to celebrate the news. the government hopes the legislation will take the

we wanted to make this unforgettable for all our family and friends. >> do any of these people know this was this a surprise for them? >> nobody knew this was going to happen. we have done some silly things in the past. i think they expected something to happen but not anything taken this far. >> did anybody get hurt during these battles? >> no. michelle is a black belt, so she would have taken care of them. >> is there any peace in your life? >> i love it. you guys are all fun. >>> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." hold back with dr. oz holiday detox. offset holiday eating. get your body back before the next party begins. dr. oz: watch the body getting thinner and thinner. >> recharge your metabolism. dr. oz: you look better on the inside, feel better on the inside. >> plus hangover relief coming up next on dr. oz. [cheers and applause] dr. oz: it is holiday season, the time of year when you overindulge. if you're looking for a quick fix or to offset the damage from holiday eating

i have had incredible moments as i have been here, unforgettable moments. i'm sure this will be my last contract in europe. after that, i could be tempted to try new experience in the u.s. or an arab country. it would be a real pleasure. >> after helping his country qualify for the world cup, he is hoping to become the first frenchman since 1998 to win the trophy. he made history yesterday appeared she won her dirty fifth world cup slalom -- 35th world cup slalom. she becomes the most successful female slalom racer in history. the four-time world cup champion went fourth quickest and turned it on in the second clocking the fastest time. she had a winning overall time of one minute 55 seconds to the delight of the austrian crown. claiming her second victory of the season after doing sidelined with injuries for much of last year. >> it is unbelievable for me. today i had some problems. i had some problems in the first and second rounds. i pushed on the bottom part of the course. it is unbelievable. >> the american teenager came in second. she lost out by 41 h

. >> see the surprise ending after the unforgettable brush-off. >> what? >> what? helpful honda guy, they're not kidding. check out this video from harmony honda. >> yeah. >> somebody took in this honda for service, look what they found in the engine bay. a cute, cuddly, gray, white kitten and the kitten does not want to come out. >> he is fighting back. >> wait a minute. did the person who took the car in know there was a cat in the car? >> they took it in for service and they found the cat in there. >> i got it. >> engine gets hot. it could have injured the little guy. >> this happened in british columbia, canada. >> it's cold. >> it's cold. he's like, this is -- hey, it's cozy, nobody's fighting me for space. >> but funinally they got it ou and it's cute. >> oh my god! >> oh my god! >> well, that's not what you expect when you take your honda in for service. >> oh my god. >> i think there's a life lesson to be learned from this prank video. >> it's a prank video from the tally. you see vitaly in a green hawaiianish type shirt. >> fancy shirt. >> at the beach. >>

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so this will be another unforgettable day in the short life of this modern nation. it will be somber, there will be many tears, but i expect there will be a great deal of celebration if last night was anything on go by when hundreds gathered at the suburban home of nelson mandela and cheered and sang songs, celebrating his life, celebrate also the life that he helped to enable them to live, as well. and today we're also expecting to get more details about what happens next, lying in state the next few days. and we're also expecting details about what one senior diplomat described as being the biggest funeral anywhere in the world since of that winston churchill. >> thanks so much for that. >>> in so many ways, nelson mandela is known as man who taught a country and the world to believe in a better future. brian williams with an in-depth look at his incredible life and unwavering spirit. >> to deny anybody the ultimate right is to challenge their very humanity. >> reporter: nelson mandela called his life a long walk to freedom, a struggle to end south africa's racist

this is for all south an unforgettable occasion. it is the realization of hopes and dreams that we have cherished over decades. gwen: cnn's bernard shaw asked him at the time what legacy he hoped to leave. >> i would like to be remembered not as anybody unique or special but as part of a great team in this country that has struggled for many years, for decades, and even centuries, to bring about this day. gwen:nelson mandela was 95 years old. jackie, one of the interesting the presidenthing yesterday in the briefing room was the connection he made between his life journey and mandela's. is there a real connection there? >> well, it certainly is in of shaping him. i think it has the virtue of some of hishat earliest -- the president's involvement in politics was around the apartheid movement and if that he's hardly people.t from a lot of when i first started covering anti-apartheid movement was a major force, in covering congress in the mid 1980's, that debate. the president said this summer when he went to sownkt and ended up not be

an unforgettable image. >> and that moment you're standing over the coffin, and you're thinking. >> theim home. so i'm happy that i'm still alive to bury him myself. >> that burial came with full military honors. [playing taps] ♪ >> my husband was a battleship man. he was a good husband. >> clara gantt never remarried, and never stopped hoping the love of her life, finally home. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> a wonderful man and a wonderful woman. >> and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. later on cbs: 48 hours. for now, i'm jim axelrod in new york. for all of us here at cbs news. thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the bay area is closing out driest year ever recorded. e numbers are startling. >>> police may have busted burglars behind a string of christmas break-ins. >> and the bay area closing out the driest year ever recorded. the numbers are startling. >> this is the only idea i have. >> a bay area man wakes up with no idea who he is. his mission, to find his memory. kpix 5 news i

. >> that day was unforgettable for so many of us here. >>> new video tonight. one of the first prayer services. this was in capetown, south africa. desmond tutu offered his condolences to the mandela family. tutu himself, a social rights activist from south africa. mandela impacted the entire soul. he spoke passionately about the power of education and sports, a way to advance and unite. nbc bay area's jean elle joins us in san francisco with more. >> reporter: nelson mandela was not a big rugby fan. but he showed his support for south africa's all-white rugby team. and it was a game-changer for his country. the reverend avis brown remembers the historic moment. >> i'm right there. >> reporter: reverend amos brown spent time with nelson mandela in south africa and here in the bay area. brown says president mandela's focus was unity. and he used sport to bring bitterly divided south africa together. >> and that was one of his most defining moments. when he showed up. to applaud the team. >> reporter: mandela wasn't just applauding any team. he showed up at the w

. >> what she does next, she said it will be unforgettable. >> all want to remember this is what separates everybody else. i get overwhelmed and i will perform because everything has to be perfect. everything has to be huge and a moment. >>> charles barkley sounds off on what is wrong with the nba and how he is going to fix it. >> want to run a team, i will run a team. i will be successful. >> unrestrained. we will talk heisman trophy controversies. is there a double standard template. we will cover all bases. >> uninhibited. >> herschel walker. >> former winner herschel walker lets loose with some surprises about the heisman trophy. >> i was told you actually don't remember getting your heisman trophy in the ceremony. that is true? >> i don't. i don't remember that night of getting the heisman trophy. i really don't.

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but today their mourning turned into dancing as the bible says and that unforgettable feeling insidehe stadium can only be described as an outpouring of love. that's quite a legacy for any man to leave. my colleague byron pitts was with those amazing crowds all day. >> reporter: they came by foot by train, many arriving well before sunrise. this woman arrived six hours early. >> i can't feel the rain. it's an emotion i've never felt before, it's so nice. >> reporter: the rain, nor my questions stopped her from dancing. >> we're so happy because he made south africa to be a rainbow nation as you can see black people and white people are sitting together. >> reporter: today, people were undaunted by the weather. the harder it rained, the harder they celebrated. africans believe if it rains on the day of a person's funeral, it's a sign that person lived a blessed life. amid the singing and celebrating people made clear to us, nelson mandela wasn't perfect, and major problems still exist. but when mandela became president in 1994, anything became possible. >> we say long live the spirit

how an airline managed to make one flight unforgettable for all the right reasons. >>> i've got a surprisein the weather department. it's not the haze you're going to find across the bay area. no surprise that it's a spare the air day. what you might find surprising, 70s mid december. your full forecast tells you when that comes into play where you live when nbc bay area news at 11:00 comes right back. to those who've waited... worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 1-800-752-6631. of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone 'round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99 cents a pound. with starbucks at $6.99, serve coffee everyone savors. top it off with coffee-mate... just $2.79 for all kinds of flavors. turns out this season less is really so much mor

there were many unforgettable moments. get ready -- as we travel back in time for the takeaways of 2013. the market trend was traders friend in 2013.investors have to be thrilled. joining us now is alan knuckman of trading advantage, one of our traders who noted it would be a big year for stocks. alan, what was behind the big move? > >it was just a great year. for those that didn't fight the market i made a contrarian call last december when everybody was really negative just from the fact that everybody was overloaded in one direction. the market obviously goes the other way a lot of times and it was a great big year for a lot of bull participants. > >you also made some calls on individual stocks, starting with facebook. this was a stock that was basically left for dead. people were not loving this stock but you liked it. > >i really liked it from a risk-reward standpoint. that's how you have to look at the market. you have to look at it---if you buy it what are you risking it to and what is the upside potential of that p

a lot of unforgettable moments here, from the catch in 1982 and the earthquake.dlestick park, never the prettiest place to play a ballgame. it was notoriously cold if you ever sat in the stands. the stadium was not in the best condition. but fans feel attached to the candlestick park and so do the city workers who have been keeping this stadium up and running for 53 years. >> it's a very emotional day for our staff and our staff are the ones that have taken care of what is one of the final nfl field -- fields. >> reporter: san francisco police will have stepped-up security. there will be more officers inside candlestick park than they have ever had for any other game in the history of the stadium. another word of warning from police, they want to make sure that people don't try to leave the stadium later on tonight with any makeshift memorabilia. they will be on the lookout for anyone who tries to steal a piece of candlestick park to try to take home as a souvenir. the game gets started at 5:30. and in all likelihood, barring an unlikely playoff game here, this w

of course that famous unforgettable iron bowl victory against alabama. >>> richie imcognito and jonathan march tip will not return to play for the dolphins after this season. incognito is accused of bullying martin and on paid succespensio. >>> it is the thrill of the game. base runner charging for home and colliding with catchers, now major league baseball has adopted rules that ban them because of injuries. it's up to the players association to check off on the new rules. >>> the andrew mccutcheon popped the question after four years. after a short video tribute he brought her to the stage, knelt down, proposed to her on national tv, why? because he wanted to tell the whole world that he loved her. >> this guy gets big points. >> big props and the big yes as well. his first rogue bike stunt video was huge. the sequel has over 2 million views, martin ashdon broke his back after making the second video, paralyzed from the waist town. his very good friends stepped in to finish the five-minute extravaganza. >> impressive. i'm sorry to hear he got hurt. . >> the bike $20,000 each. >> amazin

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an unforgettable moment for south africa. well earlier we spoke to our correspondent in you hands are sore and she and he was in the us nbc into route and ceremony and we asked him to stop that day for us. well it was a very un emotional day for everyone here i was including the ayam a result a very long day and for the people that actually decided. what's the sunni themselves in the city and they began the wait before six o'clock that's when the key to open the gates opened and people were told that they had to be here through the detours to get a seat. now i'm as you point it seemed that stadium was not so full to capacity. and i would say some sixty thousand were here. ninety five to sixty feet in here. and lets them that my personal style i was actually did the time before the protocol to start its own. today was singing and dancing instance stomping and it is to stick the lead via the electrifying atmosphere and people were i'm celebrating the life of nelson under the brother rather than mourning his death for more analy

reporter: a traditional walk to a christmas church service, one of the last royal appearances in an unforgettable year with the birth of prince george this summer. >> he's got a good pair of lungs on him. >> reporter: from that first royal wave on baby george's christening day to newly released images behind the scenes of that big debut. >> it was quite funny because you saw kate pulling george's hand away from his mouth because he was trying to chew his fist. >> reporter: with great-grandma flanked in christmas photos with her annual christmas message. >> as so many of you well know, the arrival of a baby gives everyone the chance to contemplate the future. >> reporter: a year of new beginnings and milestones, the queen marking 60 years on the throne. the princes embarking on their own adventures from harry's grueling trek across antarctica to william taking on a more royal role. but not before trying his hand at karaoke with john bon jovi and taylor swift, all in the name of charity of course. so what's on the royal cards next year? you can bet the younger royals will be out and about as the qu

. >> unforgettable. >>> and a rolling stone is also defying age today.chards, does this sound like 70 to you? ♪ >>> he said his personal philosophy on aging is it's a privilege just to wake up to a new day. >>> and we got a kind of early christmas present right here in our news room today. you may remember the a cappella powerhouse you met as our persons of the week. they came by, the group known as pentatonix. they came back and they sang to us all those beyonce songs in six minutes. we had to buckle our seatbelts. ♪ >> wish you had been there for that talent, the kindness and the happy break in the news day for all of us at "world news." >>> and coming up next right here tonight, talk about an era, barbara walters, two decades worth of fascinating people. can you guess the person she chose as her very first? we'll tell you. know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handiha

and that you don't need to be famous to be unforgettable. that's what it's like to teach. >>> now you know that scott brown was a senator from massachusetts. did you know he plays a pretty mean guitar. and his daughter ayla, you know she can sing. she's been on our show before. she has a cd called "heros and hometowns" and i'm so glad to have ayla and her father, scott, back on the show. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> you know, scott, what's amazing is i thought you had played all your life. and you just started? >> yes. you have a lot of time on your hands when you lose an election. >> ayla, when you were on our show before, i thought this girl is going places, she's going to the top. you've already been to the grand ol' opry. this album is fantastic. every cut is so good. >> it's a patriotic cd. i felt it was a necessary cd and project to do. i'm so honored to bible to sing one of the songs on it. the song we're going to be singing is all about our female military members and i do believe it's a subject that isn't touched upon enoug

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