For links to features broadcast in , click here. This has been a surprising December for folks usually under several feet of snow this time of the year. In our Cover Story Mark Strassmann explores the unusual weather pattern that has brought high temperatures to parts of the country that typically celebrate the holidays in a deep freeze. ART: From prison cells to egg shells Watch Video Jane Pauley introduces us to artist and ex-con Gil Batle, who reflects on his prison experiences through intricate designs etched on ostrich eggs.
Charles Osgood reports. Videographer: Carl Mrozek. And at these parties it helps if you happen to be very good at making small talk. Since it was first published in , the brief novella has been told and retold in countless plays, musicals and films, including one version starring The Muppets.
Ben Tracy reports. Featuring director George C. Steve Hartman reports. Kristine Johnson reports. Martha Teichner reports. Videographer: Jamie McDonald. New research shows that how you stand, sit, walk and carry yourself in general can have a major impact on how you are perceived by others, and can even be a determining factor in how successful you are in life. Vinita Nair samples a regional holiday delight.
Mo Rocca gets a backstage pass for a wide-ranging chat with the legendary music man. The study was conducted with British women only. Now the book has been made into a critically-praised film, and John Blackstone sits down with Lewis for some questions and answers. Videographer: Charles Schultz. Lee Cowan reports.
One of the more heart-rending chapters of this relationship occurred during the Holocaust, when Jewish prisoners in concentration camps played in orchestras at the direction of their Nazi guards. During the past quarter-century the Boston Police and the FBI have tracked down hundreds of leads, but not a trace of the art has ever been found.
