we've got nine julia roberts. hello, julia roberts! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow, all right. let's start in the center there. from -- julia from lake havasu in arizona, hello. >> hi, jimmy. hi, julia. i'm so happy to see you. i want to thank you for being a nice person. because all of my stories are really great when i go to make a reservation. we were going town to palm springs and paul springs is someplace you probably go to. so i made a reservation. and i get there. and i say hi, i'm julia roberts checking in. and the girl went, oh. so disappointed. but i have to tell you my room was awesome. it was the best room ever. >> jimmy: that's nice. >> so cool. it was awesome. yay! but all right, let's check with julia in toronto. hello, julia. >> hello. >> hi, julia. >> jimmy: here she is. >> i had an amazing opportunity to spend eight weeks in an ashram in india. >> jimmy: wow. >> while i was there learning how to teach yoga -- >> was i there? >> no, no. >> what did they call you? >> they called me "eat, pray, love." [ laughter ]

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hello, julia. >> hello. >> hi, julia. >>immy: here she is. >> i had an amazing opportunity to spend eht weeks in an ashram in india. >> jimmy: wow. >> while i was there learning how to teach yoga -- >> was i there? >> no, no. >> what did they call you? love." [ laughter ] >> what a beautiful life. >> jimmy: did you mind that? >> not at all. >> jimmy: okay, good. >> not at all. i sucked it all in. amazing experience. >> okay, julia roberts by nature are good sports. >> j jimmy: ve positive. >> good sports. >> jimmy: let's go to knoxville, tennessee. hello, julia roberts. >> hi! >> i think i looked like that two days ago. >> jimmy: that same hair? >> the earrings and the whole thing. >> jimmy: do people think maybe you're related to jua? >> if they were cousins and we had the same name. >> jimmy: yeah. >> like my wholeife people have always told me, oh, you lo so much like julia roberts. >> and you go -- >> such a great compliment. because i always thought they just said that because of my name. then i recently ran into thi

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at points i said is that julia roberts?when you've been in the business this long and people feel they know you as well as they do, you want them to go and enjoy a movie and not think about who you are. >> reporter: did it help to have your husband, he was the cinematographer on the film, did it help to have him there whenever you got out of a heavy scene? >> well, it helped in a couple of ways because first of all i tried to impress him so much that really -- >> really? >> -- as much as i try to impress my director i just think, okay. >> are you really try to impress your husband? >> oh. >> really? >> of course. >> i love that. >> he's my person. >> i love that. >> he's my person. and part of it is we would spend the whole day together. by the time we get home we're not talking about work. it was just all about the kids. which was amazing. >> reporter: do you have any parenting tips for me? >> my daughter said to me last year, we were talking about school, and she was having some frustration. and she said, mommy, you just

julia's dark new thriller out november 20th. >> justice. owe my daughter that. >> it definitely helped me that he was there. she's honestly such a heavenly human being. it was great. >> the ageless 48-year-old getting a makeunder to play a federal agent who's determined to avenge her daughter's murder her way. because it's such heavy subject matter, did it help that he was there all the time? >> it was nice a lot of times if we got to go to work together and come home together. all that work time when you come home, oh, honey how was your day, we did that during the day which was really delightful. >> my daughter was the thing that made me me. >> as a mother that had to resonate in a particular way, right? >> in a funny way i refused to overlap the thoughts. i just had to keep it really separate. >> and the kids are about 11 and eight now? >> fin and hazel will be 11 at the end of month. and henry turned three this summer. >> do you actually cook? >> it's one of my favorite hold holidays. >> julia back to work promoting two more movies. >>

. >> academy award-winner julia roberts and chiwetel ejiofor reunited in hollywood to premiere their dramatic thriller, "secret in their eyes" at the afi film festival. >> if you can come together with creative people and find a common desire and goal, and to be able to work in harmony with- everyone has a different process, and people can get actor-y and weird. there was such syncopation to what we were doing. to see all these characters so fully realized in the beginning, and then kind of just decimated, and then what happens? and what do they look like? and what do they sound like. >> there's a lot to chew over. there's a lot to think about, especially this nature of obsessiveness, and this idea of two different time periods, and what that means, what it means going from 2001 to now, and just being caught up in a psychological loop, essentially. there's a lot to get out of it. >> when we come back, more from hollywood's biggest films on the >> things for joining us again. let's get back to more hollywood report. >> district, rise up against the a detective job hits too close to ho

howw julia roberts nabbed a starring role meant for a man in her new movie "secret in their eyes." this pretty woman going back to her roots with our michael strahan. >>> and a terrifying fall, all 1,600 feet of it captured in heart-stopping footage. and why this professssnal skier was back on the slopes just two days after defying death. >> i'm okay! >> but first the "nightline 5." >>> think your heartburn pill works fast? take the zantac it challenge. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes take zantac for faster relief than nexium or your money back. >>> find the perfect gift for everyone at the jcpenney make your list sale. get an extra 20% off with your jcpenney credit card and coupon. get door buster deals on women's boots, sweaters for him and her, >> >>> goodevening. tonight we are going on a journey deep underground at the u.s./mexico border into the tangle of tunnels used to traffic not only drugs but high-level drug kingpins emselves. been discovered and abc's matt gutman takes us for an up-chose look. >> reporter: in tha

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was julia's big crush? next. >>> right now here's a sneak peak at the hallmark channel's i hope you dance. inspired by leannewomack's extraordinary hit. i hope you dance >>> extra extra. >>> welcome back to extra. of course jewulia roberts has me a career out of being that wonderful super smiley actress. >> vengeful, merciless. congratulations on the movie. i loved it. >> i love you. >> her new film secret in their eyes. >> what is it? >> julia playing a detective out to avenge her daughter's murder after the killer goes free. >> is it true your role was written for a man? >> it was written for a man in an argentinian film. it's sort of two different characters put together. >> a great cast too. >> yeah. >> we were all engaged with the work we were doing. that made it fun. >> it was great. >> julia working with her husband danny moder on the film. don't expect their kids to follow them into show business. >> i don't think that they see it as a business. they're hams, as all kids kind of are. it's so fun. >>

abc's michael strahan spoke to julia roberts abou her new movie and what makes her happy. >> i don't have the stomach to watch him walk away again. >> reporter: from america's sweetheart to a meertsd seeking revenge in the new thriller "secret in their eyes." >> i found martin. >> reporter: julia roberts plays an fbi agent investigating her own daughter's death. >> it's carolyn. >> what? >> it's -- it's carolyn. it's your daughter. >> repter: it was an intense role -- >> help me! >> reporter: roberts had spousal support on-set. danny moder, the film's cinematographer and her husband of 13 years. >> did it help to have him there whenever you got out of a heavy scene? >> it helped if a couple of ways. because first of all, i try to impress himo much that really, as much as i t t to impress my director -- >> really? >> i think, is he? okay. >> are you trying to impress your husband? >> of course. he's my person. >> i love that. >> he's my person. in that regard i think i definitely tried to go more, find more, to kind of make him go, i did not expect her to do that. it became very medit

julia kim has the details. >> [indiscernible] julia: indiscernible, but the turkish army says that it proves that it did warn the russian jet before it was shot down. it directly contradicts accounts given by the russian pilot just hours earlier on wednesday. warnings, notno radio nor visual. there was no contact whatsoever. that's why we kept our combat course as usual. if they wanted to warn us, they could have shown themselves by heading on a parallel course, but there was nothing. and the rocket hit our tale completely unexpectedly. we did not even see it in time to take evasive measures. julia: both airmen ejected from the plane after it was hit by a turkish-16, but one of the pilots was shot dead as he parachuted to the ground. the captain denies crossing into turkish airspace, but his version of the incident occurred directly contradicts that of the turkish government -- incident directly contradicts that of the turkish government. >> the plane was warned 10 times in five minutes before it entered our airspace, because it was heading to our borders. it insisted on violating air

julia: sorpresa! william: oh!Ás de la mitad de las cosas que ya ni funciona. julia: lo que para ti es basura, para otra persona es un tesoro. ademÁs, espero momento, si tienes un montÓn de cosas, empecemos por ahÍ. si tienes tanto, quÉdate con uno. veo un montÓn de canastas, quÉdate con tres. william: eso se podrÍa vender? julia: claro, empieza a pensar precios, hacer una venta de garaje, algo asÍ, le empiezas a poner precio a cada cosa. por ejemplo, por esa silla... william: es de mi abuela, y no sÉ si mi mamÁ la quiera vender, pero yo pienso que le podrÍamos poner 15 $ julian -julia: tampoco te vayas por tan por debajo del precio, algo que tÚ quisieras faltar, en buenas condiciones, es bonita... william: tiene como 70 aÑos. jullia: es una antigüedad, 50 $. algo que tÚ veas que hace mucho tiempo nos deslizase, eso para hacer ejercicio, ¿cuÁndo fue la Última vez que lo usaste? william: unos cuÁntos meses. me costÓ bien cara, no sÉ, ¿25? julia: 25 estÁ bien, ya van 80. te quedas con tres canastas para que sean rega

back over to you. >> julia, thank you. julia boorstin for us on the west coast. what do you think? >> i laugh because she -- i thought she said pay off in drones. i think the stock -- the momentum will continue with disney. i mean, look, it definitely is priced in that star war will be an absolute hit. they will money in theme parks, licensing agreements, et cetera. i think this trade will last for a period of time, but i caution you. we'll get to the point where it runs out of steam and it is time to take the money off the table and that is closer to the 140, 145 level. >> i'm in disney. i bought it. i was lucky enough to pick off a spot below 100 and bought it again at 110 on momentum. you could play it with electronic arts. they have the rights to star wars battlefield or whatever it is called, battle front. someone will correct me on twitter. you could play that one. it is up 55% year-to-date. i agree with david. >> think i have 20% to the upside. >> so i was wrong to say to sell disney around $109 or $110. i did not think the momentum would continue. the way i trade, the way i

julia chatterly reports tonight from belgium's capital. >> reporter: the big news from bustles tonigrussels tonight is the city will remain at the highest security alert level and will remain so for at least a week. clearly the threat of an quill nent terrorist attack, even a copycat attack like we saw in paris just over a week and a half ago, is a significant concern for the authorities here, but what does that mean for the lockdown we've seen? we've seen the subway closed today. we've seen schools, colleges also closed. they'll remain so. tomorrow they'll begin a staggered process of reopening tomorrow. but what we've also seen is an impact on the businesses, on shops, on restaurants. this would normally be a pretty buzzing street at this time of night for a monday, and as you can see, it's relatively deserted. i think one of the crucial questions here people are asking is what impact are these security measures going to have on the consumer environment here, on spending as we approach christmas? but also on the overconfidence level. it's not something necessarily we can judge at t

now like jennifer lawrence, julia roberts knows all about shooting to fame winning an oscar in 2001 and her new role is going to get lot of people talking. she is dressed down and emotionally torn apart and we are taking you to the set. >> i don't like to be scared but i like suspend. >> lapd just found an unidentified female body in garage downstairs. >> julia an fb agent living out a parent's worst nightmare. the murder of her child. a stunning tragedy filled with intense emotions but for this real life mother of three, the journey w easier. her husband danny motor is the director of photography. >> it's always nerve racking for me because he's my husband and i want him to thi i'm awesome. where i realized that if hasn't been there i don't think i could have fashioned together the performance that i wanted to. >> don't you ever, ever say her name again. >> secret in their eyes has an amazing cast including nicole kid man. >> you're making my anxious. >> the plot spans 13 years searching for the killer. but when the camera stops, there were a f laughs. >> i so many people. >> during a

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julia: los dejÉ boquiabiertos.demos decir juntos.... >> ohhhh! alan: otro! >> ohhhh! julia: gracias pÚblico, gracias. quÉ pena yo le iba a dar esto a ellos, pero ahora se los doy a mi pÚblico. alan: vamos con mi william. ♪ acÉrcate, sorpréndete ♪ ♪ que siga la algarabÍa ♪ ♪ vamos a divertirnos que ya llega el vÍdeo del día ♪ johnny: siempre haciendo su entrada triunfal nuestro querido amigo william valdÉs! william: muy buenos dÍas chicos en casa, estas chicas deportistas son muy creativas porque han logrado 7 millones de reproducciones en facebook y por eso es nuestro vÍdeo del dÍa. ana: el vÍdeo del día serÁ tu caÍda, pero vamos a ver este primero. william: miren nada mÁs, muchas personas se aburren cuando estÁn en el aeropuerto esperando por su vuelo para los angeles, nueva york, chicago, ellas son de un grupo de nataciÓn y buscaron una forma mÁs divertida para estar esperando, simularon un bote, diferentes tipos de nado, ya hasta haciendo spinning! johnny: nosotros tenemos que hacer esto, mira esto! ana: la imag