winning 26 and 24, that is >> from fox 5 news this is "good day wake-up". >> do and my car in the corner of the studio punching each other. >> you like neanderthals over there. i don't know what is happening, loud bangs and the world coming loud bangs and the world coming to an end and our city of the temperatures will be nice as it comes to an end, as and sunny, plenty of sunshine today, mike has the details in his forecasts. >> violent attack and attempted robbery, we will show you what went on as police search for suspects, it is all, on camera.

juliet: charges filed in the death of a college student, prosecutors say he was the victim of a fraternity hazing rituals that went terribly terribly wrong. >> seven people that after flash flooding in utah, search and rescue teams call off the search because of its treacherous conditions. >> it is done to a polygamous -- >> midway through september, thank you for being with us. juliet: mike woods is here. >> everyone is pretty happy. people are ready for the nice fresh clean air.

won't be ridiculously high. doesn't look humid either. it won't be comfortable, if you need an extension of summer that is coming that. here's what we have with high temperatures back to normal, 77 was high temperature yesterday which is where normal high temperature is this time of year, 76 was your high in bridgeport, 74 in islip, in monticello was a lot coolers and we have seen through the majority of the summer so is the time of year we should see cooler temperatures. the only thing is that won't name out for long, 63 degrees warmer than it was with clear skies at central park, dew points at 40 degrees, humidity at 50% with west northwest winds coming through an 9 m.p.h. other regional temperatures, bangor, maine, boston, 62, 63 in central park, 61 in philly, mainly clear sky in the tristate, not a lot

going on at all with high pressure in control, we will keep it nice and sunny and clear and that will be happening, high and dry, temperatures not too bad but they will warm up a little more in days to come, 83 your high today, 84 to ma, 85 thursday, comes down as we head into the weekend. we will bring in kelly dylan and take a peek at what is going on on this tuesday morning commute, still holiday for a lot of kids. it is a little slower. >> only one problem spot on westbound randolph, we have an accident involving a downed joel, one lane is out, let's look at the 59th street bridge upstairs downstairs looking okay and let's switch to a look at fdr drive where we have no cars out there, everyone moving the speed limit by 71st street, nosair's from seventh avenue, fourth avenue because of

problems at jay street and mass transit on or close to schedule, metro-north, new jersey transit, and streams alternate side rules suspended today but you still have to feed the meters. >> caught in the bronx looking for the man who punched a woman in the face and was beating her and tried to steal her bag. >> this happens at 7:30 last night, deserting video last wednesday in the lobby of a building in year 102st street, police said the man tried to grab her bag and then punched her. he jumped on a bike and took off, did not get the bag. the woman suffered facial fractures, cut on her head. if you see the suspect called crime stoppers a hundred-577-tips. >> looks like she's wearing gloves. moving on dozens of fraternity members are facing criminal charges in the death of a college freshman. >> michael died two years ago during a weekend party at a

robert moses here with more on what happened. >> good morning, the tragedy of michael's that lies in the fact that it was entirely preventable. she is subjected to physical abuse, authorities characterized as brutal land was kept from getting the medical help that he needed immediately. police are holding dozens accountable by charging 37 people with crimes of to and including murder. near the two years actors the death of michael pat: his family as a measure of justice. the marlboro county district attorney has charged five fraternity members with third degree murder which carries a sentence of 20 years in prison. they are identified as charles y. a canny quang, rain and land, daniel lee and sheldon wonka. the fraternity rented this home in the poconos as part of the hazing regional, he was

30 pound backpack as he ran a gauntlet of fraternity brothers who tried to tackle him in the snow. police say he face brutal body blows, at least one document conscious, he struggled to breathe but instead of getting in medical help right away authorities say those who were at the home contacted a national representative at the fraternity, encourage them to hide all fraternity related items. finally after and our three friends brought him to hospital, he eventually died. his family released a statement praising but authorities for bringing charges against the fraternity and its members, too many families have been devastated as a result of fraternity hazing with at least one student dying every year from hazing since 1970. fraternities and their members must be held accountable and this step by authorities is an important one. >> he faces multiple charges in this case, he is the brother of

congresswoman grace maine who represents parts of queens. his family says they are pursuing a wrongful death case against the fraternity. they say they are hoping the wrongful death case will prevent other families from having to through. ben: the 70th regular session of the united nations general assembly opens today. juliet: that means extra security measures will be in place as the nypd prepares to protect foreign dignitaries, 90% torso of the world leaders will be here. we have a visit from the pope coming up. ben: teresa priolo live on the upper east side to tell us what is being done. >> reporter: to say is going to be a busy next week, i fed it is an understatement for most people especially if you were in law enforcement. good morning, behind me is the papal residence and you can see

there are already blockades' up, the first step in what is expected to be a number of security measures in place here and around the city. that nypd says they are preparing for the most complex security operation in this city's history. to do that. >> we have to get everyone involved >> reporter: the hypothetical that could become the possible. >> two opportunities with trains around the we are working on. >> reporter: 50 agencies including the nypd, homeland security and the secret service gathered in lower manhattan to stimulate what would happen if multiple massive injuries erupted simultaneously citywide. at 8 time when the pope, the president and the un general assembly are all in town. >> when you combine them we literally never seen anything like this before. >> reporter: the un general

assembly is typically a huge undertaking but the pope's a rival taking the a notch. from the un to st. patrick's cathedral, ground zero, central park and madison square garden and a reputation for wanting to move about freely and interact with the people. >> as typeable as we could put this pope has made it quite clear as he has traveled around the world that that is not what he does. >> reporter: to keep things in check thousands of officers will be deployed using state-of-the-art technology. the mayor says of the next week will be very hectic there is no one better suited for the job and the members of the nypd. >> this police force has seen it all and is ready for it all. >> if that is not enough let's add to the chaos, there are two yankee games next week and there is also a massive beyonce concert as well as the pearl jam concert. all happening at the exact same time. that is the latest on the upper

back to you. >> these cops will have their hands full. of preliminary report says engine failure is to blame for the coast guard plane crash on the new jersey soccer field. the ntsb says the engine suddenly stop producing power on september 3rd as it flew overhead. pilot jack rosenberg and eric pierce and were seriously hurt. rosenberg has been released but pearson's remains remain hospitalized in stable condition. ben: much more to come on this warm morning. the new seven train station has been open for two days and already there is a problem for commuters. juliet: put on your hiking boots. mike is watching the forecast. >> meteorologist: forecast looks nice and sunny but lacking rainfall we could use but we don't have it coming, 63 at

skies, nice and warm later in the afternoon with lighter winds and yesterday, but looks like a week is looking pretty quiet but if there is severe weather in the area headlines and dollars are available on myfoxny.com, download at the apple itunes store and google play store, there for free, you can get all the weather information and you know if there's any lining and any point in time.

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ben: dramatic rescue from raging floodwaters in arizona and utah, heavy rain hammered the area, these people were lucky. officials say two vehicles with 16 women and children inside were swept away after being slammed by up large wave and seven others are dead. juliet mentioned the of fits these individuals are wearing, that area is known to be home to several polygamists acts. you see the traditional garb of a lot of people are closed in. seven people are dead, six others, many victims are children and mothers.

massive wildfire destroyed 720 homes and displays 23,000 people. officials say one person is dead, four firefighters injured, the presidents of middletown returned home yesterday to find they had nothing left. since said it a wild fire has burned 95 square miles. only 5% contained although they are getting some rain in that area. juliet: 5:15. ben: let's get to mike for a check of the weather. >> meteorologist: we have sunny skies around the tristate region, we had rain chances over the weekend, now what looks like those have disappeared for a while. will turn warmer years starting today, cool and windy, breezy if not windy side, winds are backing down, bright blue skies coming at us through the rest of the week into the weekend, still looks pretty good, a few more clouds especially on sunday, a quick sprinkle it that time but that is about it. with the headlines pretty bleak

in terms of anything active going on. central park, 56 in islip, 67 in montauk, 48 degrees, it did drop into the 40s nw, 48 in sussex and monticello, 52 in allentown, as far as winds goldman, many locations reporting winds calm at this hour but it is coming from the west northwest at 3 to 5 to 10 miles an hour at montauk but generally speaking winds easing up from what we had yesterday. we have a clear sky around the tristate region, we don't expect much to happen at all in the next seven days, high-pressure in control, high and dry and temperatures warming up here in the next couple days. here is that trough of low pressure, still making its exit yesterday, pulling far enough away we don't have any affects from the trough other than the white wind from the northwest so we have that northwest win coming for 5 to 10 not at the

feet, water temperature on the warmer side, 73 to 76 degrees, uv index up to 7, not too bad, no lightning risk and recurrent risk at a moderate range so we have to keep that in mind, going forward sunny skies, 76 by midday, high of 83 above normal by 7 degrees or so, at 85 tomorrow and 85 through the end of the week. let's bring in chile dillon in for ines, she will tell you what is happening out there, really slow. >> reporter: let's start in new jersey, in randolph, chester road, this accident, the only accident of the morning so far involving a downed utility pole, one lane out, let's switch to a live look at the tappan zee bridge, rockland and westchester county okay right now, let's head to the george washington bridge where things are very

problems upstairs or downstairs right now, lincoln and holland tunnels, very nice ride right now, at trains no service from 2 to fourth avenue because of problems as jay street and alternate site rules suspended for today but you need to feed them leaders. juliet: we were so excited about this new subway station, only two days but a broken escalator at the seven 14 station at hudson yard. these things happen, the escalator goes from a lower platform, broke down yesterday morning. the mta says it is common for escalators to be taken out of service when broken in. should be back in service by 10:00 tomorrow morning which is a little bit of a stretch. escalators are vital to the new station since the platform is more than one hundred feet underground. lots of climbing over repair. a lot more coming out.

ben: have you started your holiday shopping for mike and myself juliet: no. i will do that the day before, christmas eve. ben: you are not alone but you might be surprised by at new statistic about the number of people who have already finished their holiday shopping. juliet: i bet you have already finished. ben: coming right back. >> new yorkers feel under siege which there has been a lot of hot air and finger pointing there's a plan to fix it? fox 5 has been aggressively covering this story since last year. since nothing has been done to stem the tide we are devoting half an hour to examine this widespread problem. homeless in new york, prices on the street, we will give you an overview of the alarming numbers

homeless. we will look at bill deblasio's initiatives to clear out a campus, is offered back and finding shelter for all homelessness. lisa evers has our report on the number of homeless students and how you should talk about homelessness with your kids. we will offer solutions and highlight examples of programs implemented to solve the problem. bill deblasio had a war of words over the homeless issues they entered rudy there were more homeless. >> i think he is delusional. if you think about what rudy giuliani did as mayor, homelessness went up 40% on his watch. >> trudy says -- >> here is how ignorant bill deblasio is. he said there were 40% more homeless people under my administration. the times corrected it and said 32%. you know what the attorneys a percentage? 32% more people in shelters, people in shelters would like to

inform the mayor are not homeless. >> not sure if it is accurate to say if you live in a shelter you are not homeless betty any case we have a problem. all of us must come together to solve it. with the pope coming to new york there's no better time to show the world that our great city can treat the most needy with dignity and compassion. please watch our special wednesday night, september 16th at 5:30 p.m..

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ben: privatizing the lottery was a bad bet by chris christie, hiring or start to run it boosts lottery sales but the associated press found in comes for the lottery dropped for the second straight year. this year amounting to $135 million shortfall, treasury department praised north star

that lost to a minimum. juliet: 32 million americans have begun their holiday shopping according to a new survey by creditcards.com. one in seven of us. parents are likely to have started their shopping with adults and kids. ben: i have a list going. juliet: doesn't surprise me. 13% of american's plan to start shopping earlier than last year. like we are going to go to the gym after new year's eve. at least for me. 23% of shoppers expect to be done shopping by november, 2% say they have already finished. in the 2% of already finished the 2 out of 100 people in this country have finished their holiday shopping. juliet: people are very organized. ben: forbes, the most valuable sports teams, giants came in fourth among nfl teams with estimated value of $2.8 billion this year, the jets in sixth

place, 2.6 billion, both behind the dallas cowboys which rank as the world's most valuable team worth $4 billion, ahead of everybody, the yankees, manchester united's, patriots in second followed by if this makes any sense to anybody please explain it to me, the washington redskins. a team that has not had success in 20 years. i don't get that. a bunch of friends raised money to have their favorite musician play in their living rooms. juliet: the concert went from a unique idea to awesome reality in a virginia living room. eric sanchez and the help of a few friends turkic starter, all in did barry get people to kickstart his idea but the raise

>> we haven't done a show like this. we did some high level fund-raisers in private homes. we have 30 or 40 people, those were high roller shows, big causes. this is the first time we have done anything like this. it felt great. juliet: that woman's face is priceless. the audience was made of 50 fans. ben: that is something i can get behind. juliet: you get one answer. robert: perv these. ben: got to run, top stories

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>> from fox 5 news this is "good day wake-up". juliet: temperatures in the 60s. ben: 80s today, one of those pretty nice, warm september days. mike woods has the pretty easy forecast for the rest of the week.

juliet: the nypd is working with several agencies to make sure the pontiff is saved, this as the un general assembly begins today. the assembly. ben: if you plan on visiting any national parks, leave your e-cigarettes at home. they are now banned. juliet: get ready for the mary hopkins, anna gilligan has details. ben: that was i have to admit one of my favorite kids movies. juliet: i have never seen mary collins. i saw the sound of music. ben: it is incredibly long. you watch these movies you like as a kid, watch them now and it is long and kind of boring. mary hopkins is 2-1/2 hours--. 5:31. i am ben simmoneau. juliet: i am juliet huddy.

let's go to mike. >> meteorologist: when it is on tbs is four hours. it goes on. great for a snow day after noon. just pop it in. i will show you what is happening this morning. some taking the day off. let's show you what is happening with temperatures this morning warmer than it was, 63 at central park, at 63 in new york, 48 in sussex, 46 in monticello, 58 in bridgeport, 67 in montauk. everyone looking at clear skies, the dew points very low. a couple weeks back we had dewpoint a week ago around 65 degrees, no longer the case, dewpoint 48 degrees, dry numbers central park, 49 degrees at newark, mainly clear skies, high

pressure in control, lots of sunshine through the day, a lot of sunshine and comfortable temperatures, 77 by midday, 83, 81 for the ride home, 85

weekend the way high mass transit on or close schedule, alternate rules suspended but you have to feed the meters. back to you. ben: police looking for the man who punched the woman in a face to steal her bag. juliet: the attack happened at 7:30 last night, wednesday night in the lobby of a building near east 100 1st street, police said the man tried to grab the woman's bag, she resisted, he started punching her, he started punching her some more, jump on a bike and took off, like he is wearing a glove, he did not get the bad but she suffered facial fractures and cuts on her head. if you seen the suspect or know who the person is called crime stoppers at 800-577-tips. ben: five fraternity brothers

juliet: fraternity members waited to bring college student michael deng to the hospital after a hazy incident. >> reporter: the authorities say without that long wait for medical care he may very well be alive today. family members say they are pleased about the charges but are still pursuing a wrongful death case against the fraternity so others don't have to endorse the same party. his family finally has a measure of justice. the monroe county district attorney in pennsylvania charge five fraternity members with third degree murder which covers a sentence of 20 years in prison. >> we are having technical problems there but five people charged with third degree murder. all told 37 people are facing charges in this case.

saying they are gratified these charges were brought here in this case. one of the key figures is a national representative of that fraternity and at one point those who were at the house in the poconos contacted him. he advised them to destroy some of the evidence in the house. he faces multiple charges in this case and we mentioned him because he is the brother of congress slow woman who represents parts of queens. we will have the story in the next half-hour. juliet: security in new york city being put to the test. it starts today with the beginning of the u.n. general assembly. juliet: pressure builds with the arrival of pope francis making sure he is saved. teresa priolo is live outside the papal residence on the upper east side with more on what is being done. i live in this neighborhood, there appear to be preparations already underway. >> reporter: you can see the

road blocks behind me, things that are going to be set up as soon as the pope comes to town. hopefully keep the pope saved. the question everybody had is what happens if a major emergency brakes out when the pope is in town? we are dedicating so many resources to him and the nypd wanted to answer the question what happens if multiple emergencies arise and they need to scramble to attend to all of them? that is local, state and federal law enforcement rain for, take a listen. >> quite clear as he traveled around the world god is not what he does. >> you combine them and we can say we have never seen anything like this before. >> reporter: yesterday aid during the training session what they did was tried to attempt not only to put resources towards an active shooter

situation but also a building collapse and even potentially a terror situation that would occur in times square so they made sure their resources were stretched thin but wanted to make sure they could respond to each and every incident while not disrupting plans that are in place for the pope. the plans for when the president comes to town and those officers that will be protecting world leaders who are going to be in town for the un general assembly and the good news is when they found at the end of the day they the one thing they couldn't prevent was a scenario that was brought in to play yesterday about a large asteroid hurtling quarter, they said there was nothing they could do about that. the nypd says they were ready to protect the pope and everyone else will be in town next week hectic. that is the latest from the upper east side. back to you in studio. ben: i think moving around city next friday is going to be a challenge.

>> reporter: you better walk. ben: 5:38, security will be extremely tight for the pope's mass at madison square garden on the 25th. before the pope takes the stage there will be performers, general fresen, gloria esteban will perform program called journey in faith, there will be other performers come actors and choirs that afternoon. if you are planning on going officials asked you get there at 2:00 even though got mass begins at 6:30. juliet: let's talk about the weather. it was beautiful yesterday. will we see that today? >> meteorologist: looks much the same if not warmer, depending on what you like, if you like it cool like yesterday that was the better of the two. another sunny one nonetheless, clear skies at central park, 63 degrees, a humidity low as well, winds from the northwest at 9 miles an hour.

other regional temperatures 62 in boston, 60 in burlington, 55 in syracuse, mainly clear around the tristate, let's look at the willis report, allergies, problem, grass and weeds in the air. the uv index up to 7 and air quality pretty good today. we're coming out of the peak of summer when high pressure being in control for an extended period can cause problems. we have high pressure in control bringing clear skies and a lot of sunshine, and 83 for a high temperature but not too cute it outside. the next five days, 85 tomorrow, same thing thursday, comes out a hair friday and saturday with all kinds of sunshine in a five day forecast. whether headlines and dollars available on myfoxny.com weather apps. if there's any whether action coming up, the weather apps will pop up and let you know where the weather is coming from going to and what to expect, download it at the apple itunes store and

let's bring in can be done to will keep you up-to-date with a few problems out there. >> we have the accident involving a down joel being cleared up. word of a serious accident in queens, eastbound live by france's boulevard just getting worse, all lanes shutdown would cut flipped over car on the west bound side, emergency vehicles picking up the left lane so do i avoid this spot, it could get very messy very quickly. let's look at the tappan zee bridge, westchester traveling the speed limit moving to the george washington bridge, not seeing any delay is, upstairs and downstairs free and clear, no delays, lincoln and holland tunnels nice and quiet, mass-transit on or close to schedule this morning, alternate

you have to feed the meters. juliet: dramatic win for the yankees last night came down to their final, very happy they have a nice inning. ben: duke has sports coming up. [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, and onions.

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juliet: e-cigarettes are banned at all national parks in areas where tobacco is bad mistakes and other restrictions to protect visitors and employees. ben: the number of children getting front of a hand sanitizer. a new report by the poison center says hotline calls about kids drinking have risen 400% since 2010. the amount about all land and sanitizer can range from 45% to 95%. juliet: professors spending $20 million to test a device that warns motorists about gridlock in man hadden will be installed on 10,000 cars, trucks and buses by 2017. ben: bambi had a tough day, a deer jump through a hotel window and started running down the halls. suggests wondering what is going on. the deer was finally cornered in the laundry room and sent back into the wild, the deer was not hurt. duke is here.

good morning. how do you follow that? juliet: talk about the yankees. duke: down 1-0 in tampa last night, st. pete really, down to their last out, a-rod has to be the man. he stepped up, the game tying rbi double, that right there, 21st on the all-time hit, bryant mccan hit, just called up from scranton aaa, first at bat in the majors since may 27th. it is a great one. that is out of here, give the yankees and 4-1 lead. the yanks down within three game this, a all east beating blue jays. a lot of energy here.

earlier in the day. continues, monster shot, 242 feet. 1-handed. his ninth in the last 13 games tied at three, they gave right for deep center as the ground will double and that is your final score and the mets have won eight straight. their magic number is now ten, 18 games left to play. football a bit more insight into the giants's tough loss to the understatement. as i told you yesterday they decided to throw the ball with 1:43 left. at the end of the game up three instead of taking it back, running the ball, killing more time, the cowboys end ed up have enough time to score. the update, running back

jennings said yesterday he was told not to score, two consecutive carries before the third-down pass the eli manning took that right away, he believed dallas would have allowed the giants to score. he was confused by the time out situation, didn't understand the time outs about the clock. bottom line, he started thinking of getting the ball back in enough time, told jennings about one inch line, 46, not score. the big mistake. things happen. it is a tough loss. jennings is live in studio with greg and rosanna, he will be there with justin bieber. that is coming getting our 9:00 hour. monday night football atlanta falcons hosting the philadelphia eagles giants fans watching the nfc east rival atlanta lead at the half, giants, eagles come soaring back, ryan mathews

and those of 24-23 on a field goal. a chance to tie it up, not going to happen. wyatt wright couldn't run out the clock so gets one last chance, sam bradford and jordan as use can't get a catch that atlanta wins, 26-24. 49 years and vikings, former ohio state star, a great move because the defense ten yards for, at one more look to the right. the hand off again runs in from 17 yards, 168 yards shattering the game last season when he ran 55 yards, they win 20-3 the final score.

this time management situation for the giants. juliet: we have steve weatherford. duke: we will talk about what he is up to now. juliet: i will not fly the steve and i will do the story later this morning, a new plane like a hybrid type of thing. is a plane and a seaplane. it looks like a car. it fits in your garage. ben: nice day yesterday, nice day. >> meteorologist: it was nice and cool, breezy at times but still take a lot of folks ready for fall. we had it yesterday. today pushing back his summer a little bit, 60 at newark, 63 central park, 58 in bridgeport, 67 in montauk, temperatures close to where they should be this time of year. let's look at temperature changes, some are up, some are

was, for par, poughkeepsie is 6 degrees cooler, generally speaking looking at a warm-up in the tristate region but not by huge amounts, clear sky and the tristate region, throughout the northeast high pressure in control will keep us nice and dry, jet stream is read directing everything into canada as far as storm track is concerned and that is where it will stay. we are going to see clear skies, dry conditions and not much change going on for days to come, high pressure hanging out for awhile and we will see high temperature of 83 degrees later this afternoon with nothing but sunshine, a few high clouds and the next seven days of high of 83 today, 85 tomorrow and we will keep around that range for the end of the week, next hour chance not until sunday. the weather apps thing going, texas the word whether to 73077 and we will send a forecast to your phone, don't even need a

smart phone. let's bring in kelly and see what is going on. the law will be a mess. >> of the over car by francis lewis boulevard all lanes were shutdown. weaver getting word the right lane is getting by, the damage is done. bumper-to-bumper delays, if you are traveling on the west bound side we have the left lane blocked with emergency vehicles so that is definitely one spot to avoid this morning. let's switch to the lincoln tunnel where we have good news, no delay in balance, five minute that the pole plaza not that bad. george washington bridge that remains nice and quiet upstairs and downstairs, no problems to report, holland tunnel in great shape, the parkway moving ok in either direction. mass-transit on or close to schedule, alternate side rules are suspended but you still have

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christine and a little wayne, did you know they were dating? little wayne is the rapper, christina is a singer, has the reality show, she is at d.j. apparently they were dating for about a year but went public with an a few months ago and now they have broken up and the reason is they are both extremely busy right now. she is in new york, he has got his record label that she signed to but he might be leaving, we will see what her future as an artist at that label will be. any awards are this weekend, some new presenters to tell you about, all regional queen of screen jamie lee curtis lee earned, and a word, she won two anys and is in a new drama screen queens. funny man will fort in the last man on earth and rob lowe, the star of love, comedy and writer.

emmy awards on fox 5. disney is bringing back "mary poppins". >> the job is a game. every task you undertake becomes -- anna: you won't here any of the songs you know like -- cheese to try to smell it with my sisters with the competition, they are bringing it back. the "mary poppins" character will exist but it is not . it will be new news it, we don't know who plays the julie andrews role yet. it will be directed by rob marshall's. he held into the woods in chicago. ben: 20 years later. the 30s. anna: happy birthday to his royal highness prince henry turning 31 today.

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