julie andrews wasn't so lucky. so, i went to your mountain.. >> how i got up there? >> oh, my. >> it rained a lot. >> the tarp over your head. freezing cold, waiting for the clouds to part. >> i know. we actually went up the mountain in big open carts pulled by oxen. i would sit on top of all the camera equipment. >> on that day, we were shooting on the mountain, we're lucky. we have small silent drones getting the shot. back in 1965, julie andrews was doing battle with a helicopter. that kept blowing up a tornado of wind. >> this giant helicopter came at me sideways with a very brave cameraman hanging out the side and i'd make that big turn and then he'd go around me to go back and start again. but every time he went around me, the downdraft from the jets would fling me down into the grass. >> i heard that occasionally you curse like a sailor. >> i do. no, i do. and i did. >> but somehow, out of that duel with the helicopter, somehow, out of the long hours and the cold and the exhaustion, in that 20 minutes of sunshine, the giant speakers up

50 since since we first heard this. ♪ lady gaga practicing every day for six months shaking as julie andrews on to the stage, surprising the audience. andrews, asking, are you okay? but what we're asking tonight, a little different. it durnturns out before "the sound of music," it was actually "love song." the creators thought too many were using that title already. and what you don't see, the helicopter in this shot trying to get the shot. the wind so strong it knocked her over several times. and the part of maria, audrey hepburn and doris day also considered for it. and julie andrews learned to play guitar with a few lessons before the movie. and one last surprise, the real maria von trapp, right there in the shadow of the woman playing here. julie andrews, her voice still defining a favorite 50 years later. ♪ >> 50 years. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a market research analyst originally from pittsburgh, pennsylvania... a graduate student originally from greenville, alabama

reporter: lady gaga paying tribute at the oscars, practicing every day for six months, shaking as julie andrewsn to the stage, surprising the audience. andrews asking, are you okay? but what we're asking tonight, a little different. 50 years later, many don't know what the movie was nearly called. it turns out before "the sound of music," it was actually "love song." the creators thought too many were using that title already. and about that very first andrews andrews andrews andrews twirling on the mountain top? and what you don't see, the helicopter in this shot, trying to get the shot. the wind so strong, it knocked her over several times. and the part of maria, audrey hepburn and doris day also considered for it. and julie andrews learned to play guitar, with a few lessons before the movie. and one last surprise, the real maria von trapp, right there in the shadow of the woman playing her. julie andrews, her voice still defining a favorite 50 years later. ♪ >> 50 years. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. >> tonight the threat against twitter. what the company is doing that is ticking o

at the oscars lady gaga paying tribute to the magic of julie andrews. ♪ the hills fill my heart with ♪ >> reporter: andrews, then 29 years old, starred as marieamaria, a governess who captivates the von trapp family with her vice. ♪ silver white winters that melt into spring ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ >> reporter: for one family it's more than a movie, it's based on their lives. the real maria had children. she was pregnant with johannes when the family thread nazi-occupied austria. they own a lodge on the same land they bought when they came to america. >> i'll look out did see someone pirouetting pretending they're julie andrews. >> reporter: the von trapp great grandchildren have started their own band seen here singing. ♪ dancing in gold ♪ >> reporter: even as time passes, so many of us haven't said so long, farewell, to the film. ♪ so long farewell, auf wiedersehen ♪ good night. >> reporter: a classic that after 50 years still tugs at our hearts. thanks for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" and as always we're online at abcnews.com. first of al

shaking as julie andrews walked on to that stage. surprising the audience. what we're asking tonight is a little different because 50 years later many don't know what the movie was nearly called. it turns out before the sound of music it was actually "love song." creator thought that was too generic. too many were using that title already and about that very first scene julie andrews twirling on that mountaintop. what you don't see is the helicopter hovering overhead trying to get the shot the wind so strong it knocked her over several times. and the part of maria at one point audrey hepburn, even doris day as for von trapp, sean connery. someone didn't like the sound of that and while julie could sing it turns out she couldn't play guitar but learned. ♪ let's start at the very beginning ♪ >> reporter: that's what she did with a few lessons before the movie. ♪ >> reporter: one last surprise a cameo, the real maria von trapp right there in the shadow of the woman playing her. julie andrews whose voice still defines a favorite 50 years later. ♪ >> we got to ha

she went back to austria with julie andrews.bit here today as we have a first look at that extraordinary special. there's diane right there. >> everybody, feel free to sing along because we're celebrating "the sound of music" all morning long with a huge sing-along. all your favorite songs. we've got singers joining us from mirabell gardens in salzburg, austria, the dublin jerome high school choir singing from so many scenes right where "the sound of music" was shot. take a look. ♪ la ti ti do me me me so so re fa fa ♪ ♪ do me me me so so re fa fa la ti ti ♪ ♪ when you know the notes to sing ♪ >> lovely to hear that from austria. we'll be in austria and times square this morning but right now we have to get some news from amy. >> good morning, everyone. >>> we begin break with breaking news. we turn to paula faris. >> good morning, amy. just getting new information about that attack at a busy museum in north africa, we have been seeing tourists fleeing for their lives as gunmen opened fire inside the building which is next door

julie andrews, wasn't so lucky. >> so i went to your mountain.he clouds to part. >> i know. we actually went up the mountain in big open carts pulled by oxen. i would sit on top of all the camera equipment and then they'd hoist me up and up we'd go. >> on that day we were shooting on the mountain we're lucky. we have small silent drones getting the shot. back in 1965 julie andrews was doing battle with a helicopter that kept blowing up a tornado of wind. >> this giant helicopter came at me sideways with a very brave cameraman hanging out the side where the door would be normally and the helicopter would shoot me and i'd come from one end of the feel and he'd come from the other and i'd make that big turn and then he'd go around me to go back and start again and i'd run to the other end but every time he went around me the downdraft from the jets would fling m into the grass. >> quiet, please. >> reporter: but somehow out of that duel with the helicopter the nine takes after every one of them were refreshed, somewhere out of the long hours and the

you saw julie andrews. she's here live. >> i adore the movie and music.e both with us live. hi, guys. looking forward to talking to them but first let's get in to robin. >> that's because, you know, times square is alive with the sound of music. oh, that voice, unmistakable. it is an honor, it is the 50th anniversary of this wonderful film, a year-long celebration taking place including today's release of a special five-disc box set and we have dame julie andrews herself with us. >> hello. [ applause ] >> we'll take a look back. i can't wait to talk with you but do you mind if we take a little stroll down memory lane? >> i don't mind at all. >> here we go. ♪ let's start at the very beginning ♪ >> reporter: it all started with a young julie andrews nearly turning down the role of maria fearing it was too much like her "mary poppins" character. ♪ how do you solve a problem like maria ♪ >> reporter: but it's a problem she solved turning the story of a young governess who wins the von trapp children through song in less than a year to a blockbuster. ♪ the hil

it is a privilege to have julie andrews with us again here.pulled a fast one on me because it feels -- i lost 20 years somewhere. surely it's only 30 years but till -- >> you could not have imagined 50 years ago -- >> no never. >> -- that this -- >> who, if somebody said 50 years ago you'll be sitting one day and it will be 50 years from now, how could you possibly imagine that? you couldn't. >> why do you think it resonates with generation after generation after generation? >> well there's the obvious one which is that every seven year there's a new generation and they get introduced to it but then the film has to be pretty good to last that long anyway. it was one of the wonderfully crafted hollywood movies and it's full of joy and love and family and adventure and it's got children and nuns and scenery and beautiful music so somewhere in there is the secret. >> yes, it is. ette a beautiful secret and it's one that shared from family to family and as you say -- >> they do pass it on. >> i hear so many of our staffers who say -- who are young

it was arranged that julie andrews that would step out of the boat that was tipping forward, grabbingttle gretel. unfortunately, julie andrews went overboard backwards and the child in the other direction went down right away. in the film you have an immediate cut, and in the next second there were a lot of people in the water, trying to save the little girl. poor gretel. it was a bad experience for the child. >> gayle's job was to direct the local austrian extras. but there was a problem, because they didn't know the songs. not even edelweiss. >> i was instructed to tell the crowd to sing that song. and i said i first have to teach them that song. and he was very surprised, i said, it was a national anthem? and i said it was not. >> reporter: gayle says the movie is still a bit kitsch and too american for austrian tastes. >> we thought it would not be a success. of course, you don't want to have worked on a film that's a flop, but we were very doubtful about the outcome. we were wrong. >> reporter: "the sound of music" is still not one of austria's favorite things but after 50 years,

it took julie andrews a her crew an entire week to film that scene.er and her crew did it in 30 minutes, using a drone. man, times have changed. did you know that christopher plummer could do this? ♪ that's awesome. >> i had no idea. we also learned plummer and andrews were dealing with dissolving marriages at the time. were there any romantic sparks? >> did you have a crush on christopher plummer? >> we sort of did. we were never an item, as they say, but now we are the best of friends. we became the best of friends and that's lovely. yeah. probably because we weren't an item. >> we should have ended up together. we should have had a huge smashing affair but there was no time and julie had her children with her. most inconvenient i thought. >> most inconvenient. >> i love that line. should have had a smashing affair. he says it so delicately. >> after the movie was released in 1965, the real maria von trapp corrected julie andrews yodeling on her own show. ♪ [ yodelling ] >> please don't. i just knew you were going to come out yodelling. >> i withhel

alison: julie andrews seemed to be as well. that will be fun.r last time we were talking about weather wise we look at the cameras and how looks can be deceiving. perfect example for you here. h.d. weather bug camera on the boardwalk at third street in ocean city maryland clear skies, gentle waves rolling on. beaches all manicured. only problem is it's only 40 degrees and it's windy enough it feels like 31. so listen we'll get there. we'll get warmer days. we'll get 70's and 80's and i will even guarantee you the time will come over the next few months where you ladies will sit here and say can't we do something about the heat? it's coming. but we're not there yet. in fact, we still got some winter weather to deal with. 51 at reagan national right now. 47 rather, at andrews air force base. the winds are still a feature. still gusting at 32 miles an hour at dulles. one of the highest gusts around. winds will lay down a little bit later on this evening and especially tonight. probably down from three to eight miles an hour. through the day tomorro

. >> also tonight -- >> diane sawyer and julie andrews back where the hills are alive with the soundc. >> what are your real favorite things? margaritas? >> certainly martinis. >> plus only "e.t." is on the set for "empire" for the season finale. >> and we're dropping a big surprise on this special lady with some help from rihanna and jim parsons. >> you're going to be the correspondent for "e.t." [ screaming ] >>> now "entertainment tonight," we love a good surprise. >> hi, everybody. thanks for joining us. nancy o'dell has the night off. brooke anderson is here. >> yeah. we are in front of another big headline. here is tonight's top story. it's the photo that many think is proof of katie holmes and jamie foxx's covert affair. it may be kind of grainy, but you can make out the two are holding hands, their feet are touching and there's the total vibe that they're very comfortable with each other. >> hi, katie. how are you? how are you and jamie doing? >> i was wondering if there was any way you could address the rumors that you and katie holmes are an item? >> it's been almost two ye

julie andrews, knocked to the ground? the real story behind this famous scene. she's with diane, revealing the secrets.

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news celebrate the sound of music 50 years after it hit the big screen we travel to austria with julie andrewsthe sound of music airs here on 6 abc if you are looking for distraction check out these stories at 6abc.com. >>> remarkable pictures show how the standards of beauty have involved in north korea and watch out a man's uptown funk rue routine on a treadmill and a man used breakfast cereal to make things. is that yours? that and much more on 6abc.com is it distraction. >> could have been david. making things out of cereal. >> one last look at the forecast with david. >> lets get you outside and it's chilly, a lot of upper 30s and 40s for highs and on the i-95 corridor, mid-40s in glassboro and salem over at the coast, the same 43 and 44 for the ocean front still windy and cool so bundle up if you have plans to head out today. >>> a look now at stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00, it won't turn water into wine but makes the bargain bottle taste expensive. >> from barbara to elmo, the once popular baby names now on the brink ofinction. >> don't forget to join us for "action news" at

. ♪ the hills are alive ♪ >> julie andrews and diane sawyer travel to austria to reveal the untold secretseady? >> from what julie was actually thinking in this romantic scene to how the von trapps really escaped. not this way but this way. and for the first time ever julie sees the home of the real von trapp family. [dramatic music] [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> yo! yeah! [cheers and applause] i'm terry crews, and i'm ready to start giving away some money right here on millionaire! [cheers and applause] today's first contestant is a college student who is playing millionaire in honor of a very special person. from philadelphia, pennsylvania, please welcome deandra jefferson! [cheers and applause] >> hi! >> hi, deandra. how are you? >> good. >> all right. looking great. >> thank you. thank you. >> now, who is this special person you're playing for? >> well, i'm really grateful to have such a supportive family. but today especially, i'm playing in honor of my nana. she was always hoping that i would get on a game show always asking me when i would get on a game show. so when the auditions ca

. ♪ the hills are alive ♪ >> julie andrews and diane sawyer travel to austria to reveal the untold secretsdy? >> from what julie was actually thinking in this romantic scene to how the von trapps really escaped. not this way but this way. and for the first time ever julie sees the home of the real von trapp family. wednesday at 10:00, i'm under the gun here to finish a chapter, so i was wondering if you could kind of pick up the slack here till i'm done. my whole life is picking up the slack. i know, i know, i know but, look, all i need is one day without any distractions. all right. i'll take the kids for the rest of today. you happy? that's great, but today is not really a full day when you consider that it's already 2:30 -- what do you want, ray? the publisher wants to see some stuff as soon as possible. the only time i could work on it would be this weekend. this weekend is our camping trip with the parkers. oh, oh, that's right that's right. hmm. you want me to go camping without you with all the kids? are you insane? all right, it's a little extra slack. i know. yeah, listen, you was

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the rogers a classic starring julie andrews continues to be a mass of success.ier back and 1965. on this date the movie went on to win five academy awards and then there's lady gaga. in that her for performance of police song. who will she did sing? this covers everything that was produced. she apparently mailed it. have a a have in the 7:00 hour starting today that the workers and east bay city are going to get a raise will tell you will get the raise and how business owners fell ball given that. and that we have grease world. the warriors ever with huge comeback and somebody must give gym a personality kelson to left the forty-niners.

julie walked on to the stage. surprising the audience. andrews asking are you okay?re asking tonight a little different. because 50 years later many don't know what the movie was nearly called. it turns out before the sound of music it was actually love song. creators thought it was too generic. too many were using the title already. and about the very first scene julie andrews twirling on the mountain top what you don't see is the helicopter hovering overhead trying to get the shot wind so strong knocked her over several times. and the part of maria at welcome back point audrey hepburn name considered even door is day. captain trap sean connery even considered. julie could sing it turns out she couldn't play guitar. but she learned. the ♪ ♪ that's what she did with a few lesson before the movie. and one last camp yochlt real maria right there in the shadow of the woman playing her. julie whose voice still the favorite 50 years later >> that movie never gets old. >> such a great movie. that was david muir reporting. >> up next. education start up that is using a popu

in 1965 julie andrews was doing battle with a helicopter that blowing up a tornado of wind. >> giantme sideways with a brave cameraman hanging outside and i'd make that big turn and then he would go around me to go back and start again. every time he went around me the downdraft from the jet would get me down in the grass. >> reporter: i heard occasionally you curse like a sailor. >> i do and i did. >> reporter: somehow out of that duel with the helicopter somehow out of the long hours and the cold and exhaustion and the 20 minutes of sunshine, the giant speakers up in the trees. >> huge, big speakers in the trees. >> reporter: for all of us an indelible moment celebrating the simple joy of being young and alive. ♪ the hills are alive with the sound of music ♪ ♪ /*. >> and you can see diane's report "the untold story of the sound of music tonight at 10:00 p.m. on channel 7. looks great. one last check on the weather. drew is here. >> we are tracking a clear rather cool night ahead. live doppler hd will show you clear skies up above. that will allow the heat to radiate away from the s

>> we call them monday memory lane. >> you know i had to sing to julie andrews. >> how was that. >> itwonderful to meet you. don't be such a stranger. come back. no cheese for you this time.usually we have cheese for him. "run all night" opens nationwide friday. coming up diane vonn ferstenberg with the >>> i cannot tell you how delighted i am to talk to my friend diane von furstenberg. she has not only revolutionized the way women dressed, she's made it her mission to help women help each other. i can't believe this year marks the 6th anniversary of the dvf awards recognizing those who go above and beyond and improve the lives of others. we are honored to have diane here. >> thank you. >> you have been so kind through the years to let us be exclusive with the people's choice awards. >> we do this dvf awards for six years and two prizes go to the women of inspiration and lifetime and then we have the people's award. we choose four candidates and we have the people you know vote. it's great that we give exposure to four organizations. >> tell us about the four this year. >> okay. we hav

>> we call them monday memory lane. >> you know i had to sing to julie andrews. >> how was that. >> it don't be such a stranger. come back. no cheese for you this time. usually we have cheese for him. "run all night" opens nationwide friday. coming up diane vonn ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ having it all? how about making it work. by getting the most out of what matters to you. it's called maxximizing. and we help you do it, everyday. at t.j.maxx! with brands you love at prices that work for you. maxx family. maxx home. keep your standards high and your spending low. maxx what matters most to you. maxx life! at t.j.maxx. >>> i cannot tell you how delighted i am to talk to my friend diane von furstenberg. she has not only revolutionized the way women dressed, she's made it her mission to help women help each other. i can't believe this year marks the 6th anniversary of the dvf awards recognizing those who g

and in fact, the two actors con if esz fessed a romance may have developed between julie andrews andistopher plumber? >> did you have a crush on him? >> yeah, we sort of did. we were never an item as they say. but now we are the best of friends. >> we should have had a huge affair. >> reporter: but andrews remembers herself being like maria, naive, unaware of her own romantic potential. and tonight she embarks on a journey back to those hills that house, and the music that lives on. >> you have your memories. >> i do. >> memories we know so well. >> he came up to me and said the little one doesn't swim. >> i said could you fall forward in the boat and get her as quickly as possible. >> i said yes, and of course, i fell backwards, not forward. >> and memories of the moments viewers never saw. >> we actually went up the mountains in big open carts pulled by oxen. >> tarp over your head. >> and they would hoist me up and up we would do. you won't believe the lengths they went to to get to that exact same spot. >>> all right, abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. coming up next the wife of san f

taking a trip back to where the hills are alive with julie andrews. >> in five days -- >> we take youg journey. >> they travel to austria to reveal the secrets of "the sound of music." to the way the von trapps escaped. don't miss this, wednesday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> so many stories. it was my favorite movie. and tomorrow night, david and i will be back for a special "20/20" saturday, on a different kind of road trip. watch this one before you hit the highway again. i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir. we'll see you tomorrow night. good night.

the story of maria played by julie andrews and van trap family is based on the true story and the filmion-dollar at the box office, upon its release, helping to save 20th century fox from ruins. >>> it has been a beautiful will day across the region despite the ice earlier this morning. our eyewitness weather watchers are showing us temperatures ranging from the 30's to the north and west of the city to the 40's in interior south jersey. temperatures will stay pretty mild right through the evening but then we will fall hard overnight. lindh, one of our new weather watchers from cherry hill she's reporting a temperature of 39. welcome, lynn. the lets go over to downingtown where temperature is 34. dawn is saying a beautiful day with brilliant sunshine. another new weather watchers. in the great state of delaware, near wilmington a newark temperature is 36 degrees, and sandor is reporting conditions beautiful, despite all of the ice this morning, and i love this picture that he sent take a look at this, a sign of better things to company many this is the the frozen pool in the backyard.

julie andrews ain't [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: thank you, tom.e to watch the language in your poems. next, we have former president of the national poetry foundation and a member of the makeup department, angela valentine. she'll be reading a haiku, entitled "beautiful illusions." >> beautiful illusions. cover up seth's face. crow's-feet. eye bags. [ laughter ] i erase. fool them. can't fool god. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: enough trying to fool god, angela. we talked about this. and finally, we have wally, our cue card guy. wally. >> "sex," by wally tharpe. passion. sweat. thrusting. deep, wet thrusting. [ laughter ] begging for more. the moans. the grunts. the sounds of pleasure. in and out. in and out. up and down and all around. at the end of the carnal madness, the haunches will ache. and the bed, oh the bed will break. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: wally, i thought your poem was going to be about cue cards. >> it was. >> seth: oh, my god. all right, that's it for this edition of "late night group poetry." give it up for our poets on

bachelor and the stars of the new live action cinderella are here as well and then we also have julie andrewsmorning america." matt and tam you don't want to miss it. all coming up. >> highlight of the oscars was when she came out after that medley. all right. we'll stick around. >>> thank you amy. >> that's right. >> from the sound of music to the sound of car horns, let's head outside along 422 eastbound side, brake lights we're seeing them now as we do most mornings from this point approaching oaks into 23. just normal morning volume but there have been a lot of accidents this morning. some of them related to ice. in pennsburg there's a new one here along 29 main street between six and seventh a vehicle into a telephone pole so it's a serious one. long alley a possible alternate. but shockingly enough no problems this morning with mass transit. david. >> a lot of pretty cold temperatures out in the north and west. it is still march after all. 29 in quakertown matt has been talking about every now and then drivers are encountering icy patches on some roads back in through the northern and w

is the 50th anniversary of the world premiere in new york city of "the sound of music" starring julie andrewser benjamin netanyahu delivers an address to a joint session of congress, the result of that controversial invitation from house speaker john boehner. wednesday is "world read aloud day" encouraging people to celebrate the power of words. on thursday, "fortune" magazine releases it's annual list of the 100 best companies to work for. google has topped the list for the past three years. friday sees the kick off in los angeles of paleyfest fest, a ten-day celebration of tv and its stars named after cbs founder william s. paly. saturday is national cereal day. a salute to the breakfast food that by one estimate is munched on by 49% of americans every morning. how do they make starburst taste so juicy? they import intense juiciness from the land of intensity. get this intense juiciness to starburst! you know i will! have a pleasant day! thank you! get back to work! [ female announcer ] starburst. unexplainably juicy. >> osgood: on broadway these days you can find actors searching for clues

julie andrews! george carlin! elvis presley! the supremes! ladies and gentlemen... the beatles! ♪ i wanna hold your hand ♪ (narrator) introducing the best of the ed sullivan show from starvista entertainment and time life. -okay? -all right. (narrator) for 23 years ed sullivan was the host and ringmaster of the greatest show on earth. (ed sullivan) tonight we got a real big show. (narrator) he was always imitated. it's gonna be one of those really big shows. (male #1) knocking 'em dead at the coper. (ed sullivan) wait, wait a minute, i never say "coper." it's his show. do it right. now here he is... knocking them dead at the copa... that's good. ...cabaner. (narrator) but never duplicated. i think that he's the greatest master of ceremonies on television. well, i think so, too, but you tell me why. well, when most men introduce guest stars on their show, they try to get too familiar with them. but not ed. oh no, when he introduces 'em he sounds like he never heard of them before. (narrator) all across america sunday night was sullivan night. when i introduce him you're gonna mak

it features the great julie andrews, seven dharming children -- charming children, the as tree yawn alpdemy awards including best picture. i picture. >> lady ga da's performance at the -- ga da's performance the -- gaga's performance at the oscars -- >> very good. >> we have good news. >>> we're sharing this -- there is a new member of our ktvu family. we -- big congratulations, that handsome guy sal and his wife dara on the birth of their second child. she was born yesterday morning. she weighed in 7 pounds, 13 ounces. nice healthy weight. they are all doing great this morning. i've met savannah. a cutie pie and will be a wonderful sister. >>> let's check the commute. brian is doing a yeoman's job nilling if for sal -- filling in for sal. >> got the big glasses on. >> i do. first person to notice the glasses. taking a last look at traffic this morning. this is gonna be a problem throughout the -- most of the morning. westbound 80 past el sobrante and hercules. this was a stolen vehicle pursuit by the chp. also a sig-alert in the south bay, 101 to 880. bay bridge toll plaza, solid backu