click, call, or visit a store today. >>> the winner is julie andrews. >> the winner is julie andrews. but even with that sun lit voice -- ♪ the hills are alive with the sound of music ♪ >> -- there was always something a little wistful in julie andrews' eyes. ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ >> at the moment she is maybing "sound of music" her marriage to her childhood sweetheart was ending in divorce. she said she was incredibly naive when she made her first love scene. >> i don't have a man. terrified. i had no idea what one was supposed to do with a kiss and all of that. james garner who was delicious made it very easy for me and i began to think it's getting a little hot in here. and when i got up i kept thinking, i can manage this and i got up and my legs buckled because it really hit me rather hard. >> did you know a lot about men? >> no. i didn't. >> and then she writes in her new memoir she was driving through an intersection in hollywood when a man pulls up in a rolls royce. >> and i'm afraid i was trying very hard not to fall in love with him and that was blake evan

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>> reporter: julie andrews at home.the joy she has given us for generations. >> mary poppins, you look beautiful. >> do you really think so? >> cross my heart you do. >> reporter: so it began. it wasn't how she said it, it was that something in her face told you that there was someone named mary poppins who wanted to heal your world and make it bright. ♪ a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down ♪ >> reporter: tomorrow she and her daughter emma will tell us what we've never heard before. >> i got the courage after the last week to say, i don't understand why i'm weeping so much, i can't seem to stop. >> tune in to diane sawyer's interview tomorrow on "gm ennndedersion "nightline." that's it for tonight. catch our full episodes on hulu. good night, america.

>>> how about this from "mary poppins" to "the sound of music," and a secret whistling talent, julie andrewsbout some of the best stories she's finally sharing from her legendary career, not only coming up in this hour but the third hour of "today" as well. >> he's got the food, he's gotog he's going to teach us a little bit. >> quest love does not sleep by the way. >>> al mentioned in addition to the dame, a former truck driver who switched gears in his second act, how he used his time on the road to become a tech wiz. >> andy, the fourth hour you're co-hosting and we have a surprise for you that you're going to love. >> i love a surprise the bar is low i'm excited about anything. >>> let's get another check of the weather from roker. >> today's weather is brought to you by astrazeneca, visit us at astrazeneca.us.com. >> let's check out what's happening around the country and your neck of the woods we'll show you sunny and cool in the northeast. we've got a flood risk from savannah all the way into parts of texas, sunshine out west and some wet weather up through the great lakes. for tomorr

grab an extra blanket tonight, and most >>> diane sawyer's exclusive interview with julie andrews.one of hollywood's most loved and legendary stars. >> come on. come on. good girl. there's my girl. she's so pretty, isn't she? >> reporter: julie andrews at home, so much life in her smile and her arm around your shoulders and in all the joy she has given us for generations. it started 56 years ago when a stage actress boarded a flight to hollywood to make her very first movie ever and no idea what movie stars do. >> how do i say that? what do i do? >> you were age 27. do you remember the first exchange of the first movie that you ever did in your life? >> you mean the first take? >> in "mary poppins," yes. >> yeah, i do. dick van dyke said -- >> mary poppins, you look beautiful. >> and all i had to do was walk across camera and say do you really think so. >> cross my heart you do. >> reporter: and so it began and it wasn't how she said it, it was that something in her face told you that there was someone named mary poppins who wanted to heal your world and make it bright. ♪ by the wa

stephen colbert and julie andrews. have some butter for the royal slice of bread?" the queen asked the dairymaid, the dairymaid said, "certainly, i'll go and tell the cow now before she goes to bed." the dairymaid, she curtsied, and went and told the alderney, "don't forget the butter for the royal slice of bread." the alderney said sleepily, "you'd better tell his majesty that many people nowadays like marmalade instead." the dairymaid said, "fancy!" and went to tell her majesty. she curtsied to the queen, and she turned a little red. "excuse me, your majesty, for taking of the liberty, but marmalade is tasty, if it's very thickly spread." the queen said "oh!" and went to tell his majesty, "talking of the butter for the royal slice of bread, many people think that marmalade is nicer. would you like to try a little marmalade instead?" the king said, "bother!" and then he said, "oh, deary me!" the king sobbed, "oh, deary me!" and went back to bed. "nobody," he whimpered, "could call me a fussy man; i only wanted a littl

coming up next on "gma," diane sawyer with more of her interview with julie andrews getting candid aboutfires erupt in the west. residents trying to flee driving through the blaze. >> i can't even see. let's get the hell out of here. >> dozens of homes destroyed. major freeways shut down. winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour. firefighters btl the fla 're live on the screen. >>> new this morning, microdosing moms. the single mother who says using small amounts of marijuana helps manage her pain and anxiety. why she says it makes her a better person and parent. ♪ the hills are alive >> only on "gma," diane sawyer's one-on-one with julie andrews the beloved star opening up about her marriage, their secret struggle and the strength it takes to do it all. ♪ we are family >>> home sweet home. meet the family of four who adopted four more. how they're going above and beyond to make sure foster care siblings can stay together and get ready for one of our biggest surprises ever. ♪ do the two-step and cowboy boogie ♪ >> blanco brown is here live performing his viral hit as we say good morning, am

. >>> now to another hollywood legend, julie andrews. i just loved her in "the sound of music."he 84-year-old is spilling secrets behind the scenes of her classic movies in her new memoire "hard work," including the iconic mary poppins. ♪ just a spoonful of sugar >> back in the80little intervie "entertainment >> did i? >> you sure did. >> i seem to remember i did. >> is there any mary poppins left in julie andrews? >> you should see me when i'm screaming at the children. there's a great deal of mary poppins in there i think. mary poppins was the first film that i ever made. the flying sequences were difficult, but i did actually feel myself -- one of the ropes just give a little bit on my very last day. so i called down from way up high. i said can you please let me down safely? at which point i fell straight to the ground. >> and almost 56 years later now do you still get children to run up to you and recognize you? >> what's funny, rachel, these days kids run up to me and say i loved you in "princess diaries." >> i beg your pardon? shut up. diaries," what's the hang up here? a

this is part of our ongoing arts and culture series, canvas. >> julie andrews and mary poppins weren >> and mine as well. >> isn't that phenomenal. it's a bonus you don't expect. those timeless, good musicals, they were so beautifully made. john: andrews' legendary career includes stage, movies, tv, concerts and recordings. she is a dame commander of the british on power- itish empire and has two emmys, and oscar, and a kennedy center honor. andrews and hamilton, a professional writer and arts educator, have written more than 30 books for children and young adul. they wrote a memoir of my hollywood years as 18. as you were growing up, emma, were there movies or projects of your mothers's that were favorites? >> i was pretty much there most of the time, onset for most of the films. i cldn't sit through "the sound of music" for years without weeping, because anytim i see my mother cry on a film, i burst into tears. julie: and she would say, i'm just going out for a little bit. emma: but i have to say probly now among my favorites is "hawaii." i think her performance in it is so differen

>> reporter: julie andrews at home. so much life in her smile. and her arm around your shoulders.ago when a stage actress boarded a flight to hollywood to make her very first movie ever. and no idea what movie stars do. >> ah, how do i say that? what do i do? >> you're age 27. do you remember the first exchange of the first movie that you ever did in your life? >> you mean the first take? >> "mary poppins," yes. >> yeah, i do. dick van dyke said -- >> mary poppins, you look beautiful. >> all i had to do is walk across camera and say -- >> do you really think so? >> reporter: so it began. it wasn't how she said it, it was something in her face told you that there was someone named mary poppins who wanted to heal your world. and make it bright. by the way, she invented those feet. >> the feet need to be turned out. >> why? >> i don't know. but you don't want droopy feet at the end of the image of the umbrella. they just sort of flapped about. >> reporter: early on she showed she could do anything. a tweeting robin. you're doing that whistling? >> yeah, i was very good at whistling.

. - who is julie andrews? - yes. kite, $600. liz. - who are the wright brothers? - yeah. holiday for $600. james. - what is carnival? - carnival. stock symbols, $600. james. - what is "yankee doodle"? - "yankee doodle," yeah. 20th century, $600. mary. - who is anastasia? - yes. uh, jolly holiday for $200. liz. - what is a maypole? - correct. jolly holiday for $400. james. - what is cinco de mayo? - you got it. fly a kite, $400. james. - who is ben franklin? - right. kite, $200. liz. - what is ash wednesday? - no. james. - what is good friday? - that's it. mary poppins, $400. mary. - what is an umbrella? - you got it. um, 20th century for $400. mary. what is the empire state building? yes. uh, 20th century, $200. liz. - what is nylon? - good. musical state symbols for $400. liz. - what is the ukulele? - right. um, mary poppins for $200. james. - who is emily blunt? - yes, she's the one. and now the last clue in musical state symbols... mary. - what is kentucky? - yes. you're at $2,400 in second place. liz, though, in third place gets to go first when we come back. [ applau

a conversation with julieings: andrews.ies,orld protesters have takeno the streets. the demands in each country may be unique but demonstrators are united in despetion wit economic disparity and unrealized expectations. inebanon, jane ferguson reports anger at the governmentl divides. >> reporter: in lebanon, defying religious divisions is a revolutionary act in and of itself. this protest movement,ess than ten days old, aims to overcome decades of deep sectariani that have led to a corrupt government and devastating economic crisis. corrtion and bad leadership have made lebanon the second most indebted country in the world. it may default on its debts if it doesn't balance its annual budget. the government has tried to claw its way out of the financial disaster by promising reforms, but demanding more taxes. these people have had enough. >> reporter: this group of young men are angry that there is no future here for em. >> reporter: lebanon'solitical system is based on the country's sectarian divisions, with top government

plus, julie andrews, legendary star of stage and screen, and now the author of a new memoir, about raisingamily while in the hollywood spotlight. >> i couldn't sit through the itsound of music for yearsut weeping because anytime i saw my mother cry on a film, i burstys into tearsf.

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. >>> and diane sawyer will have more of her extraordinary interview with julie andrews. home sweet home. we have a great surprise for one incredible foster family the parents who took in four siblings so they wouldn't get separated. you don't want to miss that. that's coming up on gma. >> that's sweet. >> all the friday tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to mateo, my favorite chair. grace, you get the beach house... just don't leave the lights on, okay? to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> good morning. winds in the north bay are lightening up. out of the northerly direction. still offshore. still looking at the relative humidity bone dry. we have a red flag warning until 10:00 for lake county and into the sierra nevada. you may notice some haze in th

. >>> speaking of books, everybody, julie andrews is also in the news. >> is she?bed every mountain in "sound of music" as a new memoir coming out called "home work a memoir of my hollywood years." it gives us a look at her career in her own words and an excerpt in "vanity fair" which is such a great article saying of dick's rforncseed eortless to me, althou he asked her help with it so an irish actor who voiced several of the animated characters tried to coach him. it was such a funny paradox. irishman trying to teach an american to teach cockney. that's just one of the great back-stage stories we'll hear from dame julie herself. by the way she's coming to "gma" she sat down with our diane sawyer for a deeply personal conversation. you do not want to miss thursday and friday before julie's memoir is released tuesday, october 15th. [ applause ] i couldn't put it down. i was reading "vanity fair." she's such a legend. her stories are so personal. it's a really, really great read. check that out. >>> jennifer aniston is in the news for her friendship with howard ster

." >> i'm not going to sing it though i'm a lot like julie andrews in other ways. the russians has screwed the g7. china makes none of my cheap merchandise, these are a few of my favorite lies. >> exactly. and it goes on. >> it's really impressive that you -- how long did it take for you to come up with all of these? >>e up with the idea in june of 2018. and my deadline was april 1st of 2019. so i squeezed it all in. and my last poem was two days after william barr presented his version of the mueller report. >> was it a summary poem or the full poem. sorry. >> this book is a summary of the entire trump administration. >> and somehow, john, you managed to also star in a movie during all of this time. >> oh, yes. this was not my day job by any means. >> no. >> and so i had a chance with you this week to see a screening. >> alisyn did a little -- moderated a q&a. she's been the best moderator we've had. we've done a lot of them. >> i think we can all agree i'm the real star here. so we'll actually -- >> let's make this about you. it will be such a relief. >> it will

and academy award winner julie andrews.

." >> tomorrow morning in studio 1a, victoria beckham and the great julie andrews. >> this is an october >>> let's start with the news at 8:00 on a monday morning, nearly all remaining u.s. troops are being withdrawn from syria now, where fighting between kurds and turkish led forces is escalating in the meantime, isis members are using this chaos tescape nbc correspondent keir simmons is on the turkey border with the latest good morning. >> reporter: good morning, behind me is the syrian town of kobani, a former u.s. base, u.s. forces fought with the kurds against isis now this town is waiting for what was a week ago would have been unthinkable, the arrival of russian backed syrian forces, as we learn more about those isis . this morning syria's president assad backed by russia members who have escaped this morning, syria's president assad backed by russia and iran, telling his military to advance to the northeastern region to rappel a turkish invasion. former u.s. allies, the kurds doing a deal with damascus to avoid being slaughtered, they say. president trump tweeting others may want

the latest survey in july by andrew cluster found that 71% of voters nationally say that the candidate who gets the most votes nationwide should be the president. only 21% oppose the idea. among republicans, there is a majority of 61 to 32. that's a two to one majority nearly. whether we should change the so the candidate who wins the most votes becomes the president, u.s. voters agreed by a margin of 65 to 26. with the majority of republicans agreeing. statespulled many including right red ones and gotten similar results for example, north dakota. statesre too many red or in north dakota and they are 64% of likely voters including 55% of republicans agree that the candidate who gets the most votes nationwide should become the president area and we also found that the majority of north dakota voters polled would vote yes in a ballot initiative that said that their electoral votes would go to the national popular in thenner immediately 2020 election as long as a blue state with the same number of electoral votes also approved such a measure. think about that. system that the current is

starting tomorrow, julie andrews, a deeply personal conversation about love, laughter, passion and pain to bringing you that. what are you two doing? >> fonsi is making us laugh. >> have a great day. [ applause ] a great day. [ applause ] >>> good morning, bay area. >> let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm cue mkumasi aaron from "abc mornings." here is our meteorologist mike nicco. >> you can see it is breezy in the central valley, and overall, a quiet morning, but it is going to change as you can see it is a high fire danger index in solano and napa counties. it is going to be extreme in the early afternoon and spreads across the rest of the north bay except for marin county. and so, remember, tonight, while we are sleeping, that is when the fire danger is going to be the highest. frances? >> b.a.r.t. is rorting a 20-minute delay related to powers on the track and not related to the p gshg&e power outages. delays through the napa area with the power outage and traffic lights out. treat it as a four-way stop. >> time now for "kelly and r

tulsi gabbard, andrew yang getting four to five-point bumps since july when this poll was done.t my attention, the number of people in new hampshire who say that they are still undecided. 57%. in talking to students here at the student union, that's exactly what i found, too. take a listen. >> if the election were tomorrow, do you think you'd have a decision? >> i would say "no." i am on the democratic side, but i don't have one person where i'm like, i would vote for them right now. >> who's on your radar? >> i would say probably elizabeth warren. i would say bernie sanders was on my radar and not so much anymore. >> hallie, the common thread between all of the voter interviews i've done today, no matter who they think they're supporting right now, a lot of energy around finding someone to support when election day actually does come around here. >> that is for sure. a lot of people still swayable, too. ali vitali in new hampshire. thank you so much. that does it believe it or not for us, this hour of nbc. i'm ten seconds over my time. >> actually, you're 15 seconds over, halli

troubled by president trump's july phone call with ukraine's president he reported his concerns to a superior. so joining me right now is democratic presidential candidate andrew yang. so happy to have you on. it's good to see you. can we talk about impeachment, right because that's one of the big stories here. you said that's the right way to go but it might thought turn out the right way, right? >> yes. >> it may not be successful. but when you think about the president, his attempts to push ukraine and investigate a political rival, what do you think? does that change your thinking at all about it may not be successful? >> i've been onboard with impeachment ever since it was put forward. but you still are looking at a republican majority in the senate and you need a super majority to actually be successinal. so the odds are still very high it's going to run aground in the senate and is going to end up being a polarizing issue. >> the american people will hear directly from them. what do you think about that? do you think that will change when people get to actually see it? >> it certainly helps to diffuse the republican talking point. even if it's in the co

july phone call with ukrainian president saul alinsky. while a nail-biter in canada, justin trudeau two hold onto power and all polls shortly but a tight race against conservative leader andrewr appear that is partly due to recent scandals including a series of old photos showing justin trudeau in blackface. the death toll is rising after severe storms tore through several southern states late last night. three people are confirmed dead in oklahoma while one person died in arkansas. a tornado causing severe damage but no deaths in the dallas area. if news breaks out, we will break in. i'm trace gallagher and now back to sean hannity. ♪ >> sean: welcome back to "hannity" reporting tonight from the white house. we now continue with my exclusive interview with president trump. let me ask you, 2020 is here come all right? you said publicly you don't think joe makes it. and elizabeth warren, hers to lose. you have bernie, mayor pete, whatever. then you look at their positions, top marginal tax rates 70%. >> president trump: much higher. >> sean: 90% corporate tax rate, the new crane deal had a $6 trillion, medicare for all, no private options. in running against one of those? do