abrams. >> how are you doing? >> what's the name of the movie? is "star wars" the force awakens." >> they had a "star wars" before. you don't think you are ripping them off? >> you have to see the movie. hopefully you'll like it. >> guillermo: is beyonce in the movie? >> yeah. >> guillermo: she is, really? >> no. >> guillermo: big mistake. what about spider man, is spider man in the movie. >> no. it is "star wars." spider man is not in the >> guillermo: another big mistake. two mistakes already. you know chewbacca. >> i do. >> guillermo: is he is bear or dog. >> he is a wookie. >> guillermo: what's that? >> a cross between a bear and dog. >> guillermo: i don't understand that. you're very smart. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: do you believe in spaceships. >> i do believe in spaceships, yeah. >> guillermo: have you ever been on probed? >> no, i have not been probed. >> guillermo: too bad. mr. j.j. abrams, another important question, how's the movie end? >> how's the movie end? >> guillermo: yes. >> i don't think i can tell you how the movie end

abrams. plus a performance from jamie foxx featuring chris brown and kid ink.ith cleto and the cletones. and now more than ever, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. thank you for watching. thanks in advance for your positive reviews on yelp. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a five star show for you tonight. jamie foxx is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he has a new album coming out. it's his first album in five years. he's going to reveal the title on our show tonight. the title has been a secret so far. i don't know what it is but i predict and this is my prediction, the title of the album will be bumpin'. sounds good, right? [ applause ] also with us on the show the great betty white is here. [ cheers and applause ] wouldn't it be a wonderful thing if jamie foxx and betty white fell in love tonight on the show? the white foxx the tabloids are calling it. after a week off we had a new episode of "scandal." any of you dream of "scandal?" i do. i have had strange dreams. i had another one last night. i

abrams just revealed about the next chapter. but first, the "nightline" five. >> it is macy's one day sale saturday with a preview day on friday with amazing deals store wide. save 30 to 50% plus an extra 25% on fine jewelry. an extra 25 or 40% on clearance designer handbags. kenneth cole reaction men's suits $99. save 50% plus an extra 15% on bed skirts from martha stewart and more macy's one day sale on saturday, with a preview day on ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. right now one of the world's sexiest stars is facing a decidedly modern problem. sophia vergara in a battle with her ex over embryos they froze together. surprisingly it is a question nais face manage couples. who gets to decide what happens to frozen embryos after a break up? >> reporter: sew fooee dwra vergara is in a legal battle over what some say is life or death. her exfiling a complaint in a california court to prevent their embryos from being destroyed. in november of 2013 six months before the couple broke up they used invitro fertilization t

abrams unveils a new sneak peek of the up coming block buster. what clues lie buried in the trailer? only on "gma," secrets from the set and a homecoming that put a smile on every fans a face. >> chewie, we're home. >>> and good morning, america. harrison ford is home. "star wars" fans are going nut. you see the trailer. the most viewed clip on youtube right now. tens of millions are watching it. look at this. this japanese airline unveiling a new plane. we sent sara haines on a mission this morning. she's trying to pry secrets out of him. >> sounds like she did. >>> a lot of other news to get on this morning. including the baggage worker that got stuck in the cargo hold of the plane. we spoke to him last night. >>> we begin with the new home grown terror threat. an ohio man charge rd plotting a terrorist trike on u.s. soil. he's the first u.s. citizen arrested for going for training and returning to plan an attack. >> reporter: good morning, george. right now, the fbi is in a high tempo phase, arresting people supporting terrorism. case after ca

abrams and producer kathleen kennedy. years old. you're a very impressionable age. it just rocked my world. it all was right. you think of the things george lucas nailed and got right in the first movie. it's impossible. >> we deconstructed this on a lot of levels. it's really hard to top. >> reporter: how much pressure do you feel to re-create the same magic we all felt for the next generation and possibly like your own kids? >> i think that the pressure is, of course, from all sides. i think the opportunity far outweighs the risk and the -- the truth is that because the story is so powerful at its core, um, there's so much more story to be told. >> reporter: which is good news for the legion of fanatics. as a token of appreciation, abrams and kennedy had pizza delivered to the fans who camped out overnight to get a first glimpse at the new teaser. do you guys geek out a little when you're on the set and you see the characters? >> all the time. all the time. >> i don't think there was a moment when we were shooting, wher

abrams is using it to see if it can relieve chronic pain in patients with a rare blood disorder. janellea is a painter, and she was born with sick annual cell anemia, and has been in pain for as long as she can remember. she says marijuana makes her nearly pain free. >> how long after you smoke do you have a relief of your pain? >> instantly. it's, like, instant. a couple minutes after you feel the relief of pain. >> sanjay shared why he is so passionate about legalizing medical marijuana. listen to this. >> we know there are accepted medical uses of marijuana, and i think what made it more person for me there's lots of data showing this, and what made it more personal for me, there are people out there that it's the only thing that works for them, and it's a question of how it would be immoral to not provide something for somebody when nothing else has worked. >> what specific benefits have you seen that struck you? >> well, there are a lot of stories, and behind every story is a lot of other people who this person represents, but, you know, i saw this little girl charlotte figg

abram? >> i'm very optimistic. because j.j.up watching and imagining new things built on what george lucas created rather than what he wanted to do with the prequel trilogy back explained. now we have new frontiers and new people. >> what i loved just from the trailer, he's got, j.j. abrams has a sense of scale and scope that i love. >> yeah. >> it was -- "star wars" is nothing if not grandiose, operatic massive, epic epic epic. jar jar binks didn't feel epic. that felt epic. that's what i want. >> and you have to point out two of the leads, they are not white men. >> i'm excited thabt about that, too. abraham and jason, thanks. that is it for this evening. that's "all in" for visthis evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts now. >> that was not just fun, that was heroic spectacular rar well done. the force is with you.iuáz well done. thanks to you at staying with us the next hour.

abrams has a sense of scale and scope that i love.if not grandiose and epic, epic. and jar jar binks didn't feel epic. that felt epic. that's what i went. >> and you have to point out two of the leads, they are not white men. >> i'm excited about that too. abraham and jason, thanks. that is it for this evening. the rachel maddow show starts right now. >> that was not just fun. that was heroic. spectacularly well done. the force is with you. well done. and thanks to you at home for staying with us the next hour. the force is with you too. the reason i'm doing the show in beautiful washington, d.c. is because i got an interview with the top in the senate, senator harry reid. like when we had to bleep him. >> that is so timely. yesterday on the senate floor, john mccain came to me and told me, that little incident we had together where i said -- us did this, i'm going to kick the [ bleep ] out of you -- >> i did not see that coming. that part of our conversation, i will have for you in just a moment. it was really funny. it's even funnie

abrams has a stash of marijuana in their pharmacy. it is stored next to all the other medications. and abrams is using it to see if it can relieve chronic pain in patients with a rare blood disorder. janelle is a painter. she was also born with sickle cell anemia and has been in pain for as long as she can remember. >> you can exhale now. >> she says marijuana makes her nearly pain free. >> how long after you smoke do you start to have some sort of relief of your pain? >> instantly. it is like instantly. >> within minutes? >> yeah. couple minutes afterwards you feel the relief of pain. >> janelle is in the study because she wants to know for sure is marijuana safer and more effective than powerful painkillers and narcotics. >> with marijuana, even though i may be buzzed, i can interact with life more so than with pills. >> treating pain is the most common use for medical marijuana. it may be the anti-inflammatory effects or even the dulling of pain receptors. regardless, this study could prove to mainstream medicine what millions of marijuana patients already believe. that a plant

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abrams. >> who wants to see a new teaser?vealing the latest trailer for the force awakens at a four-day longing star wars celebration in anaheim. fans say it's classic abrams. the new teaser gives a healthy nod to old star wars nostalgia. star destroyers, darth vader's helmet, luke's voice. >> i have it. >> reporter: and the moment that has the whole convention and now the internet buzzing. >> we're home. harrison ford as hans solo on the big screen for the first time since 1983. >> i love you. >> i know. >> yeah, i'm crying. it's awesome, awesome. >> every single time i hear the fanfare, i get chills and start to tear up. >> reporter: but the biggest fans, hundreds of them dress up. >> do you get a lot of requests for pictures? >> i do, yeah. i have today. >> shocking. >> reporter: this new trailer has sparked all kinds of questions about newcomers john boyega, daisy ridley who were careful not to reveal too much plot. >> are you a bad guy or good guy in this movie? >> my memory's just gone. >> reporter: they took the stage

. >>> let's get right to abc's chief legal analyst dan abrams tonight. and back to the question i asked at the top, which is simply a question so many are asking what would have happened had there not been a witness with a phone? >> reporter: wouldn't have been a charge that quickly, that's for sure. this process would have taken longer. there would have been a debate about exactly what happened. but as the investigation proceeded and it became clear that the victim was shot multiple times in the back, that would fundamentally change everything. you know, there's a sort of a benefit of the doubt we tend to give police officers when there's an incident. that benefit goes away when you're talking about shots in the back and the police officer would immediately have some serious explaining to do. i think there still would have been charges here, but the case would have been a lot harder. >> all right, dan abrams with us tonight, as well. dan, thank you. >>> now, to the verdict in the case of accused bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. tonight, guilty on all 30 counts

let's get right to abc's chief legal analyst dan abrams tonight. and dan, you were telling me, all it takes is one jury in that room deciding against the death penalty and his life is spared? >> reporter: that's right. only one of them needs to say that he or she will not impose the death penalty, then this case is over and he gets life in prison. >> is there a legal checklist or is this a personal decision for these jurors? >> reporter: a little bit of both. there is a list of aggravating circumstances. meaning reasons to execute. including the severity of the crime. comparing those to what are called the mitigating circumstances, meaning the reasons not to execute. he'll argue that his brother was far more involved than he was. but there's no formula. you don't say, there are eight of these and three of these. so, in the end, it just becomes a gut call. >> all right, on the watch next week for us. dan abrams, thank you. >>> we have late developments on that attack on american soldiers in afghanistan. that deadly ambush. an afghan soldier opening

abrams.enefit april, the autism awareness month, i'm accepting jimmy kimmel's challenge and i'm going to eat a twizzler with my friend, chewbacca. here we go. hold on. oh, my god. who should we challenge? good idea. jennifer aniston and guillermo. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: guillermo, sounds like you and jen aniston have some twizzling to do. for more information on how you can help, go to twizzlerchallenge.org. yesterday was april 20th, which is 4/20. a lot of pot-related celebrations over the weekend in anticipation. the biggest was the cannabis cup in denver, colorado. pot smoking is legal in colorado which gave cnn the opportunity to fire live soft hitting reports like this. >> you're going to hit this. when the hit gets to where you want it, give me a thumbs up. it's going to shoot the smoke right down your throat. >> we're going to watch the process here. this is a company giving examples of how their products work. he's lighting the marijuana on one in. the participant is suckin

jj abrams did a phenomenal job of ringing it back. he is adding new elements.ginal cast returning. the trailer looks absolutely incredible. i cannot wait until december 17. i will be in the theater. >> i have a feeling i will be sending bob iker and e-mail. this is unbelievable. kevin, thank you so much. >> melissa thank you for having me on the show. i think that it will be the greatest movie of all time. melissa: we will save that tape ever you back if you are right. the nanny state strikes again. restaurant menus will now be required to publish calorie counts for alcoholic rinks. what a buzz kill. it will cost a fortune. verizon shaking up the cable bundle. is it ready for prime time? piles of "money" coming up. ♪ every day, our teams collaborate around the world to actively uncover, discuss and debate investment opportunities. which leads to better decisions for our clients. it's a uniquely collaborative approach you won't find anywhere else. put our global active management expertise to work for you. mfs. there is no expertise without collaboration. ♪ meli

kissinger's book on the negotiations dedicated among others to general abrams. there is an important point. in 1964 when lbj had to choose the next commander, the next american commander, he had to choose between 2. regrettably, he chose moreland. moreland took emphasis on the americans doing the fighting. he stuck to that right to the end of his command. as abrams came in and his view of how to fight this war, it was nicely with that henry and kissinger approach of training the south vietnamese troops to fight. the reason i think vietnamization is so important is a principal that is and others in the future. what we did in afghanistan and what we are doing in iraq. the second point although winston was not there and dick there were secret negotiations. and they never got very far. they did get so far as to achieve a halt at the end of 1968, in october of 1968 and they ended up getting a seat at the table with the vietcong and the south vietnamese. prior to that, we had been conducting these talks unilaterally. kt: we are talking about north vietnamese as south

abrams just unveiled.the anaheim convention center to get their hands on new merchandise, get autographs signed and photographs taken with some of life-size replicas of stuff from the films. the reaction was huge to the trailer that was just aired moments ago. building excite for the movie that is scheduled to debut december 18th. and disney's ceo bob iger says that based on the reaction of folks here the $4 billion purchase of lucas film was a good investment. >> i can't tell you exact will i when but we already are fairly confident that it was a good deal for us and it's been a good deal for george lucas as well. because he took cash in disney stock and the disney stock has appreciated significantly since less than three years ago when the acquisition was made. i think in the end the shareholders of walt disney company, including george lucas, will be quite happy about the investment that was made. >> reporter: now in addition to the teaser trailer, people have been talking about some of the new robots t

reporter lemoore abrams says it may not sound clean but it conserves water. >> reporter: they say you can learn a lot about a woman from her garden. at this home the bathroom tells the story. >> it's clean water and i'm washing my hands. >> reporter: robin wells has a toilet and sink in one. a toilet sink. >> just buy this top converter. >> reporter: she ordered it from japan for $100. >> now it's called sink positive. >> reporter: some say it sinks to a new low. but she says it sometimes saves ten gallons of water or more a day. >> the average person uses the bathroom what, at least five times a day. so that's five gallons a day. that adds up. >> reporter: despite what you may think, it's quite sanitary. you see, the water is routed from a separate pipe. >> just like any sink has a water source, there is the water source from the city water. >> reporter: when you flush, freshwater comes out of the small faucet and you wash your hands with it. >> or we're washing our hands and reusing that water. >> reporter: that soapy water drains into the bowl for the next flush hence the term grey

abrams. plus a performance from jamie foxx featuring chris brown and kid ink.and the cletones. and now more than ever, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. thank you for watching.

the reports from sanaa show that this has been the largest explosion very abramic explosion there in sanaa that caused a lot of fear. it over looks where the presidential palace is located where some of the special forces are local to former president ali abdullah saleh. if indeed, whether it's an air cycle, an explosion that should be considered by the saudi coalition as a big success. that's the type of weapons they've been after trying to destroy them, in fear that the houthis or other or those loyal to ali abdullah would use. in >> in aden the humanitarian situation has worsened. >> for weeks this southern potter city has been witnessing fierce fighting. these men are loyal to president abd rabbuh mansur hadi not only have they seized several important buildings in aden, but with the help of the saudi led coalition airstrikes, they would manage to come in into control. >> they came in and humiliated us, they have taken our money so many women are left widows. so many children are left orphans. >> in the capital of sanaa hospitals are running out of supplies. the wounded keep pour

where president abram lincoln passed away -- abraham lincoln passed away. up next, the boarding house across the street from ford's theatre where abraham lincoln was shot 150 years ago. >> at about 10:00 10:15, ford's theater opened. people came out screaming. i first they thought the theater was on fire. then they heard that the president was shot. that got the attention of the members of the boarding house. torch frances lived on the first floor. he came out and walked into the street and he could only get half way across and people were screaming. he walked right up to the president's body, and was being taken across the street. and other border henry, heard the noise, too. he saw the commotion, and he heard the shouts that lincoln had been shot. he could not get to ford's theater. so many people were outside in the street. he went up the stairs. he stood of the top of the staircase. he was up there watching as the shoulders pounded on the door of the house next door. they could not get in. he saw there was lincoln in the middle of the street being carri

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guess whats abram was 75 years old. god says i'm going to make you a father of many nations.are called to universal call. what i do have is a first peter 315 stire, i have a reason for my belief. it's not because my parents were catholic. i believe in the body, bloods soul and divinity of jesus christ. that's why i'm catholic. i want everyone else to understand that encounter. because i live this and i live this life and i go and minister to so many people hurting. i was ministering in richmond, california last week to a 17 year old young man, in one of the neighborhoods where one of his friends just been murdered. i said how are you living today? he said, ma'am, day by day, today was a good day. nobody i know got killed. >> he says i'm trying to make it to my 18th birth. that's why we are called. i went yesterday and visited with a 5 year old girl who is suffering from cancer. going through chemotherapy, five years old. she was ashamed because her head was bald. yesterday, i said i will be back in 30 minutes, i went and got my haircut off. >> is that right? >> i have not had

many of them waiting overnight to get in and get first in line to see jj abrams, who directed the movieng up in december as well. as kathleen kennedy, the head of lucas film. we expect them to unveil a new clip of ""star wars": the force awakens." as many as 40,000 fans are expected here for panels, autographs and even a jedi training session and they want the sneak peek at the future of the franchise, which disney has been working on since acquiring lucas film for $4 billion in 2012. >> i've been here for eight hours i'm here for a celebration. >> i'm just up as a custom mercenary. the outfits are awesome and the ideas are awesome. >> "star wars" celebration for the largest gala ever made. >> starting with its november release of a 90-second teaser. disney has been working to reassure diehard fans that the nearly 40-year-old franchise is in good hands under its new ownership. with the potential to build out a big "star wars" presence at the disney parks. disney is expected to more than earn back its investment in "star wars" and lucas films. the first six films have brought in a total

abrams. >> reporter: it was a force felt around the world. the newest trailer for star wars the force awakened unveiled on friday. from a galaxy far far away. darth vaders melted mask along with a few new faces. and a closer look at some new inter gallic tic gadgets but the moment that had star wars fans cheering. harrison ford's triumphant return home along with chewy. >> hans solo appeared on screen and there was a roar in that room. the star wars celebration in anaheim, california. even demanding a repeat showing. >> what did that feel like to you guys? >> it was so beyond. >> hearing the reaction was physical. the roar, i never heard anything like it. >> it brought people on to their feet and people were crying fans immediately dissecting everything about the teaser. >> the force is strong in my family. that is the voice of mark hamel that played the young jedi, luke skywalker. >> how hard is it to keep this a secret. >> you can't necessarily go home and chat about it how do you keep it secret. >> it's not that we want to keep things secr

abrams unveiling a new teaser for the force awakens in theaters december 18th. >> i've never had more fun in my life working on anything and the opportunity far outweighs the risk of this and i can't wait for you to see it. >> and fans were excited by what they saw. >> it was loud. >> everyone was super excited, cheering and standing and yelling. all of it. it was really saw some. >> just the craziness, mayhem. it is amazing how many people are here. >> you want to see more and more and they end it showing han and chewy together. >> it is much larger than it ever was and there are markets that weren't existent before and china being an example of that. and we're fairly confident this film will be well but way too soon to make redictions and not making any in public. >> and they've been working hard to reassure die-hard fans like the one here that the 40-year-old franchise is in good hands under new ownership. based on the reaction so far the disney ceo bob ieger said he is confident that the $4 billion acquisition will pay off. >> i'm sure george lucas will be quite happy about the in

the school in those earlier today the coach pierre abrams contract will not be renewed when it expires at the end of the month april was arrested late last week in an undercover prostitution sting. the school placed in or on administrative leave last week and were waiting until all the facts came out to make a decision abram had been recruiting coordinator before serving as the running backs coach the two previous seasons. >> grant lodes: arson and wished of firefighter was gravely injured-the charts for 52 year-old juilliard mercia's accused of deliberately setting a fire at this fresno last last month in which a veteran firefighter was barely was bit was barely burned after he fell through the roof it badly burned after he fell for the roof. investigators say she admitted to starting the fire the on was a boarding house where harper lee of but the housing managers and their says he had just kicked her out of the home because she tried to start a fire in the garage the day before after a kick out the manager says she made rafts. >> grant lodes: the captain the darn suffered second and

our legal analyst dave abrams is here to give us his take.ff "gma" survival week with a terrifying situation. what would you do if you were stranded at sea. matt gutmann gets some life saving tips from an expert and then he puts those tips to the test in the waters of mexico. coming up only on "gma" and a very busy tuesday morning. back now to you guys. >> dan that matt gutmann is fearless. he'll do anything. >> reporter: i have a simple investigation when it comes to matt gutmann which is better thane him than me. >> good idea. >> thanks dan. >> no need to be afraid of morning commute. it's better than yesterday. as we head to the maps there's a new crash to watch out for in flourtown bethlehem pike at wise avenue by the wawa. just starting to get a bit sluggish on the westbound turnpike by fort washington but not too bad there yet. same on 42 northbound some heavy volume from the black horse pike up to 55. then it breaks up at this point at creek road as you head toward 295 and don't forget njt's river line running every 30 minutes again th

. >>> abram is a former u.s. state department legal adviser responsible for u.s. iran motions. securing a deal is part of iran's broader strategy in the middle east. >> iran has a very clear objectives in the middle east to create a shiite empire essentially and they are now fighting or supporting fighting in syria iraq, of course in lebanon, but now in yemen as well. so it's very hard to imagine that an agreement that is related to just one part of all of the activity that his iran is engaged in that we don't agree with and don't wish to tolerate in the long run will have a lasting impact. >>> the generally the saudi-led coalition continues to target houthi rebels for a 16th day. let's take a look at the latest developments. 13 houthi fighters were killed. the defense ministry in sanaa was also hit. iran has stepped up its condemnation of the attacks calling the saudi-led military intervention as a quote genocide. the u.n. security council is to vote on a draft resolution which would effectively impose an arms embargo on the houthis. the debate continues in pakistan on whether

abrams and attention from mohammed nuru but we are concerned about this. the very people testifying previously about the fire were people who are employed in all ofure businesses on 17th street and folsom and my business on 16th street between folsom and harrison so the north east mission association represent all of the businesses and we need a solution as quickly as possible because we are harming the very people who have been in the fire and harming them by having to not employ them during that time so thank you very much for having the hearing. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is donna marie and my neighbors and i represent adjacent districts under supervisor wiener and supervisor avalos. the flooding by the sewer system failure is a long standing issue for us. like many of my neighbors my family lived in the area for nearly 25 years. for us this is the second major sewer system failure and the first happening in 2004. under gavin newsom we were assured by the city the problem would be solved only to h