mary pmary poppins is kind of i. for england, it's like playing batman or something because she's got superpowers, right? >> totally. every time i mention to someone that i'm playing mary poppins, they do a dick van dyke accent. ( laughter ) is that growing up in england, you had to watch mary poppins. cockney accent, is it? >> no. my mother says we look back on it with great fondness. >> stephen: the pleasure of distance. >> yes. >> stephen: are there different ways to compliment or not in england as opposed to america? >> yes. i get in trouble here. you guys, if you really like something, you say, i thought it was quite good. and to me, that is really rude yes, it was quite good, which means it was trash, you hated it. >> stephen: how does that translate as bad. >> quite good, ahh -- not there, quite good. people come up and say, i saw your movie, it was quite good. i thought, well, you don't have say in england. >> you were good. >> stephen: don't go overboard. >> people are not effusive. >> stephen: you will be t

. >> stephen: to may mary poppins!is extraordinary. >> yes. >> stephen: let's think about your children. how would you feel if your mother was mary poppins? is that good or bad? >> people ask me that and i'm always, like, it's such a gift i can do this for my girls, and with you asking me how i would feel, i'm wondering. mary pomary poppins is kind of . >> stephen: absolutely. for england, it's like playing batman or something because she's got superpowers, right? >> totally. every time i mention to someone that i'm playing mary poppins, they do a dick van dyke accent. ( laughter ) is that growing up in england, you had to watch mary poppins. dick van dyke, that's not a cockney accent, is it? >> no. my mother says we look back on it with great fondness. >> stephen: the pleasure of distance. >> yes. >> stephen: are there different ways to compliment or not in england as opposed to america? >> yes. i get in trouble here. you guys, if you really like something, you say, i thought it was quite good. and to me, that is real

researchers say they can actually break down drinking personalities into categories mary poppins that many professor ireland a bar sick of people putting graffiti on the walls they have assigned in the bathroom asking patrons to not draw on the walls they could use the children's toy instead that is kind of nice researchers say they put drinkers in four categories you me and everyone mary poppins ernest hemingway the nutty professor according to researchers at the university of virginia they are already outgoing and happier it did not seem to change much and nutty more outgoing. >> the type of people who become more hostile and what about people who start crying a lot to the oscars speech? here is this some students in venezuela have school supplies with a tattoo artist people getting the tattoo tattoos the school supplies about 500 students they a lot of parents just can't afford to buy them is the people finding ways to help people out it was great a little girl decided she wanted to change her name to hillary she heard about the little girl and setback a personal letter likes the g

i mary poppins. to get i was going to say mister >> you never know. somewhere between ernest hemingway and the introvert extrovert. let slipped into the forecast today in the mountains is some snowflakes. all creek, a nice little coating that all melted off as its amateurs went up a little bit. low and mid 30s and many spots in the spartans. it won't be long before we start to see '20s and '30s there. meanwhile across the city. still mild of there this evening especially for this time of year. we will fall quickly. as we look at the. all the wet weather associated with it as we anticipated as to the north of us. we've been tracking this thing for a while. previous to its arrival five out of six days. the cold air plunges and the only unsettled portion of the weather just a little bit of western slope that will fade out as we head to the overnight. those women should finally settle once we head into the day tomorrow. meanwhile outside of a few snowflakes across the continental divide north of i 70 everything pretty quiet. sunshine across the city to ge

>> no, we move to london next month and then we start shooting "mary poppins" with yesterday's guest emily blunt. >> jimmy: exactly. >> a practically perfect mary poppins. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly, yeah. well, you got a lot of stuff happening. 9:00 p.m. it's a friday. you have to -- if you didn't see "hamilton" yet, if you did, of course, see this. but if you haven't, watch this. i can't believe the footage you got. >> well, it's crazy, so the director, alex, started filming me before i even knew what it was, so he's filming me writing "my shot" and he's filming me writing all these songs. >> jimmy: i mean, didn't you have an empty apartment? before you had your baby, you were going, "well the crib --" it's like, you're just moving in with vanessa and you're going -- >> yeah, and i have this look of, like, "i haven't finished writing it and we're about to -nd and he got all that amazing footage, so that's all in the doc along with lots of performance footage and lots of cameos, amazing people like quest and you sort of talking about the show and -- it's really crazy. >> jimmy: truly m

this takes place about 20 years after the original "mary poppins" film took place but i get to be around for the adventures with mary and the kids and, you know, sing and dance and do all the fun things. >> it's a new story. >> it's a new story, yeah. there are about eight "mary poppins" books so what the creative team has done has taken some of the adventures from those and michael and jane banks and so this is -- this has to do with their kis. it's pretty cool. >> fascinating. [ applause ] >> yeah. >> fascinating life, lin. >> well deserving of everything that's come your way and i agree with what lara is saying. bless you. you have created something and changed the game in, oh, so many ways and to have young people and i know that was important to see them come to hamilton ham and be eager and hungry to learn so thank you for that, all the [ applause ] >> "moana" hits theaters november 23rd. >> november 23rd. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. that was a great gift. >> thank you. >> lin-manuel miranda, we love you. we wish you the best of luck with all that you do. please come back and

there are about eight "mary poppins" books, and so what the creative team has done has taken some of the adventures from those and michael and jane banks have grown up. and so this is -- this has to do with their kids. it's pretty cool. >> fascinating. [ applause ] >> yeah. >> fascinating life, lin. >> well deserving of everything that's come your way and i agree with what lara is saying. bless you. you have just created something and really changed the game in so many ways and to have young people, and i nknow that was important to see them come to "hamilton" and be thank you for that, all the good things coming your way. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] >> "moana" hits theaters november 23rd. >> november 23rd. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. that was a great gift. >> thank you. >> lin-manuel miranda, we love you. we wish you the best of luck with all that you do. please come back and see us. >> bless you. thank you very much. >> all right. we will have more with lin and coming up, we have "deals & steals," big bargains. >>> thankful thursday to you here in times square. i'm wi

. >>> mary poppins taught us about the benefits of a spoon full of sugar. but these days dry salt therapy is the latest trend. it's officially called halo therapy. before you boo it, look. those who run salt therapy through particles that circulate through the air, the walls, are lined with salt, when you breathe it in, it's supposed to fight toxins and open your air ways. advocates say the therapy offers natural healing. >> antibacterial, anti inflammatory, anti fungal, anti viral. i don't see a medical utility for this. >> i think doctors who are raising concern should look at the study. >>> salt rooms may have beneficial effects in mild asthmatic children. research here in the u.s. is lacking. a typical visit to a room costs between 35 to $50. it lasts 30 minutes to an hour. >>> a dim outlook for your pickup i have one. i hope i'm not on the list. why experts say many appear to be inadequate. that could be putting your safety at risk. >>> the city of brooksville was founded in 1856 but one of its oldest landmarks predates that. how one of the local churc

. >> stephen: that's like the mary poppins of mexico. ( laughter ) ( applause ) how is your z with a sword? is it good? >> it's good. but i think if they're looking from that side, i have to do it the other way. >> stephen: good luck. lovely to see you again. >> lovely to see you as well. >> stephen: "desierto" will be we'll be right back. ? ( cheers and applause ) get to kohl's thursday through monday because friends and family like you take an extra 20 percent off. which makes fleece for him only $14.39 and for her just $9.59 everyone gets kohl's cash too! i thought my bladder leakage meant my social life was over. wearing depend underwear has allowed me to fully engage in my life and i'm meeting people. unlike the bargain brand, depend fit-flex underwear is more flexible to move with you. reconnect with the life you've been missing. get a free sample at depend.com. reconnect with the life you've been missing. mom's got this cold. hashtag stuffy nose. hashtag no sleep. hashtag mouthbreather. just put on a breathe right strip. it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold me

it's like mary poppins. cold front pulled through, light rain, we're assumed into philadelphia county. patches of yellow the winds start to pick up. stretching southward from philadelphia international through swedesboro andgibbstown. satellite and radar a lot of this is starting to lift to the north an pull away. we have one little band left over delaware and south jersey. once that pulls through, most of the day is cloudy an damp with gusty breeze. 5:00 p.m. temperature yesterday was 79 degrees, peaking at 80 for the 5th consecutive day. look how the numbers dropped. 3:00 a.m., 55. saint davids, 47. center city, 51. temperatures dropped into the upper 40s and low 50s. it's a wet morning, cloudy, windy and chilly, blustery high of 56 degrees. tomorrow looks much, much better. when i come back inside in just a few minutes we'll talk about that and comfortable temperatures in the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. gray. >> okay, chris, thank you for the update. remember you can get the seven-day fo

the cast of mary poppins returns. takes place 25 years after the original and stars emily blunt, lin-manuel miranda and merrill streep. >> shonda rimes has another pilot headed to the tv. executive produce project alongside betsy booerz. jody foster direct episode "black mirror" hit the streaming service in 2017. >>> watch us on your time with the "cele >>> promotional consideration how fast are allegra? gelcaps? we're going out in an hour... fast. for allergy symptoms, allegra? is the fastest non-drowsy relief you can buy. allegra? gelcaps... not just fast. allegra? fast. even a beautiful smile can have germs that cause bad breath, dvanced kills 99% of these germs. act? advanced. if you're searching for something that finally relieves your pain, new icyhot lidocaine. desensitizes aggravated nerves with the max strength lidocaine available. new icyhot lidocaine. is that ice-t? nope, it's lemonade. is that ice-t? lemonade. ice-t? what's with these people, man? lemonade, read the sign. lemonade. read it. ok. delicious.

. >> good, i thought i would have to be mary poppins with the umbrella. >> i am scooby-doo. [ laughter ] >> nice. all right roberta, thank you. >>> for decades steel had salmon has skate -- has faced a very scary swim under a bay area freeway. but now crews just don't them a water expressway to help them get to the other side of this concrete culvert. the project has taken years to complete at a price tag of nearly $1 million. a local biologist says the waterways will help them all get three dark passage to a better place. >> this is just an avenue to get fish upstream. we're really trying to get them up to a higher quality habitat. >> they said they have very specific spots so the salmon would have pools to -- jump over using their passage. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning everyone, after reading jacksonville the raiders are spending the week in florida where they play on sunday. if houston could be denver they would have had a greater chance -- 2nd quarter, the man who replaced brock osweiler in denver, trevor siemian finds demaryius thomas for the four yard touchdown giving them

yeah, well, the kids were super into mary poppins back then. still missing a step.rooms. put everything in it you don't use. can't we just do this next weekend, or, like, never? no. i am starting my new job and i want to leave things as organized as possible.

scenic designs for aladdin and mary poppins were dave's first creations.he's now finishing up the set for les miserables. (dave harper/musical director, denmark high school)"when i sat down i said dave, this is kind of what i'm picturing. and he says, well, give me a picture. so i gave him a picture and he made it. i didn't have to give him any specifications, no numbers, no design, the scale or anything of that nature. he basically sees a picture and builds it." (dave babiash/set builder) "well, i've had a lot of compliments on it. everybody says wow. it makes you feel real good seeing the expressions people have. because that's gratification." call dave "grandpa"... they say they're appreciative.dave says the work makes him feel like he has the greatest ?unpaid? job in the world. anchor reaction time... 3 check it out!a live look over lambeau field dark and early... before a sea of fans flood the stadium and beyond. beyond.did you know?the rivalry is the longest-running in the n-f-l.t bears first met back in 19-21. they've played ?192? times. ----the cbs 58 morning news at 5:30...co

and then i do a triple landing, flip down, and then i pop up a mary poppins parrot head umbrella and fly it's production. it's production. >> did you see it, too? if we can get that to ever happen -- >> oh, i know. i know. >> that would be the greatest. >> i wonder what your cirque name would be. >> fat manity. >> we love, you buddy. >> you can't do nothing about it. >> ralphie may, tonight at remember to check out vegasmorningblend.com. >> he is a whole lot of fun. you'll find past segments and twitter links. guilty. we'll be right back. when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. politics should never come before basic health care, but that's the choice joe heck keeps making. women

. >> jimmy: mary poppins is your mom. [ talking over each other ] >> my mom is at home just like shaking her head. what did i do to deserve this? she -- she likes to think it's the whole wide world. >> jimmy: it is the whole wide world. mom, you're totally right. i mean -- look at this guy. he's doing great, isn't he awesome? have you ever been bonked? >> bonked? >> jimmy: yeah. >> can we talk about this on nbc? >> jimmy: yeah it's an -- bonk is an app, a free app where if you can put your face in this thing and press a button you can get bonked, and i was wondering if the world's handsomest man has ever tried being bonked. >> oh, okay, what does it do? >> jimmy: put your face in there. >> okay. >> jimmy: that's a good photo there. >> okay. all right. >> whatever you say. [ bonk noises ] [ laughter ] >> i mean -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you go. >> i like that, i like that. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: not too shabby. >> still gorgeous. >> jimmy: still got it, man. >> most handsomest man in the world. >> jimmy: did you hear chris harrison, our dude chris harrison who is the host

reporter: "mary poppins" is very big. ogre ears. and she has created a mold for silicone. she makes them herself. >> this is formed into a cyrano nose. reporter: what she refers to as finishing touches along with wigs and makeup available in a little retail store at the entrance. >> just the finishing touches that make a production really come alive and complete the details of a reporter: even a cyclops if you're so inclined. the little shop popular at halloween. full costumes need to be rented well before october. this is serious business, as serious as theater can be. >> we have three different kinds . book." crucial to the magic of theater are the costumes that bring it to life. >> [operatic singing] [applause] >> bravo! adam: no warm-up. cherise: verymp cherise: that was cool. adam: coming up, the little officer making sure all of the trick-or-treaters are abiding the law. cherise: and safety tips police want you to know when you are trick-or-treating. adam: mike pence campaigning in new hampshire. molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a ro

everyone thinks that you would probably have more time to relax now but you also have "mary p poppins and leave here and packing boxes. >> emily blunt, meryl streep. you get the call and they asked to you do this movie. what goes through your mind then. >> yes, the word that goes through your mind is yes. to be able to say, hey, i'm going to work -- bye, honey, i'm going to work and that means singing and dancing around with emily blount and rob marshall directing. that's the best work in london. >> yeah, yeah, we'll be there a long time. >> is it the same role as the great dick van dyke. >> it's the same position. i mean i'm playing the same position. it's a different character. this takes place about 20 years he all the fun things. >> it's a new story. >> it's a new story, yeah. there are about eight "mary poppins" books so what the creative team has done has taken some of the adventures from those and michael and jane banks have grown up. and so this is -- this has to do with their kis. it's pretty cool. >> fascinating. [ applause ] >> yeah. >> fascinating life, lin. >> well deserv

>>mary poppins will be a big outfit. >>yeah. >>that's a good one. >>not bad.>thanks rosemary. >>> you might hit some traffic around 11:00 this morning over on the bay bridge. we're going to tell you why when we come back the mae gave her top executive managed aa huge pay raiseet, and a lavish car allowance, run up a deficit, then cut jos for local teenagers, and cut after-school program. no wonder tchronicle called mae torlakson "flat-out unprepared" for the assembly. they endorse tim grayson. as mayor of concord, grayson balanced the budget every yer while doing more for kids. tim grayson for assembly. . >>> weather. >>yes we're waiting for rosemary to tell you. >>is it my turn already again? >>it is. sit down, is a cup of coffee. >>there she goes. >>sorry about that. >>there's so much weather to talk about and we are trying to make sure as, you know, it settles in in terms of how it constantly is changing is there anything that will kind of lock it in? >>lock it in? we are going to get a break this afternoon. tomorrow morning we are going to be sitting here,

like in "mary poppins," you have to sing. we learn how to act. we did one time a mood orchestra.a. >> mood orchestra? >> uh-huh. >> cool! >> ha ha ha! having the arts in the school teaches the students that it's ok to be creative. i would love for the students to stay in the arts, but some of them will go into the scienceses, some will go into reasoning, and s some will go to leadersrship and public seservice. >> [indistinct] >> [indistinct] ha ha ha ha! i want them to always be able to look back on this experience and understand that imagination and creativity is something that transcends all genres and all careers. >> whoo! >> art advocates point to studies that back that claim. james catterall's longitudinal study found teens and young adults who are engaged in the arts achieve better academic outcomes, earn better grades, and have higher rates of college enrollment. the same study found k kids who participated in ararts programss in grade schchool showed h highr tetest scores inin eighth gradan bothth science andnd writing. >> well, mainly i

looks like mary poppins. >> i absolutely loved him. >> that's exactly what it is. very well done.at cast and it really has a great message about acceptance and i love it. kind of throw back to the "edward scissorhand" type days of tim burton. >> kevin mccartney, he's on fire in l.a. in the middle of the night. >> i'll go back to sleep right now. love you guys, bye. >>> turner causing car crashes in the name of allah. >>> "new york times" releasing three pages of donald trump's tax returns. this as the republican nominee breaks the law or did the "times". >>> plus, "saturday night live" hates on the presidential debate. but did baldwin and mckinnon live up to the hype. >> mike microphone broke out. she and obama. she and obama stole my microphone. they took my microphone to kenya and now it's broken. you both have a perfect driving record. perfect. no tickets, no accidents... that is until one of you clips a food truck ruining your perfect record. yeah. now you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? no, your insurance rates go through the roof. your per

. >> like mary poppins with an edge. >> yes. >> tim burton's movies have grossed over like $4 billionnge. check out more at foxnewsmagazine.com or follow me on instagram and twitter. >> i do that. >> great to see you. >> thank you, michael. >>> meanwhile, donald trump testing a new line of attack, vowing to take down special interests. is this the message that could finally put him over the top? >>> plus, geraldo's getting revved up on our plaza. >> there he is. in the flesh. >> good morning. before it became a medicine, it was an idea. an inspiration. a wild "what-if." so scientists went to work. they examined 87 different protein structures. had 12 years of setbacks and breakthroughs, 4,423 sleepless nights, and countless trips back to the drawing board. at first they were told no, well... maybe, and finally: yes. then it was 36 clinical trials, 8,500 patient volunteers, and the hope of millions. and so after it became a 8,500 pamedicine,unteers, someone who couldn't be cured, could be. me. ♪ >>> good morning to you. it is saturday. guys, it is october. it is october 1. i'm abby hun