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moviegoers flocked to theaters to see a hunky new action hero in harrison ford, carrie fisher in her second movie ever, and mark hamill in his feature film debut. a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away -- okay. more like 45 years ago in a movie theater near you, the first "star wars" blasted onto the scene. it was memorial day weekend 1977. gas prices, 62 cents a gallon. "star wars: episode iv - a new hope" quickly became the highest grossing film ever, surpassing "jaws" when it took in $775 million in box offices worldwide. >> the prestige of seeing "star wars" is something akin to royalty really. >> reporter: and adjusted for inflation, "a new hope" racking up $1.5 billion in north america alone. prior to its release, 20th century fox had little faith in the movie, but moviegoers proved them wrong, lining up and camping out to see the film again and again. so now after 45 years, several sequels, prequels, and spin-offs, how do "star wars" superfans celebrate the launch of the multi-billion dollar franchise? trz strz "star wars" celebration getting under way this memorial day wee

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with carrie fisher and mark hamill and harrison ford's films when i was a kid.eel really warm about them again. there's definitely pressure with this project. you know, we're taking these huge iconic legacy characters and we're in between two trilogies, you know, so there's a there's a very big responsibility to the canon and you know, we truly wanted to respect everything that george had done but at the same time obviously we're trying to tell a new story. we've told a story that is complete it has a beginning in the middle and an end and whether you know the backstory or not it or maybe encourage you to go and find out you know, which would be cool. but um, i think anyone can enjoy this, i'm sure hope so in los angeles panaccio abc 7 news looks good, right obi-wan. kenobi is now streaming on disney plus disney as you know, is the parent company of abc 7 that's going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news at 4. i'm larry beale abc 7 is 5 is next. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what?

i met carrie fisher. i spoke to herfor a bit.two olympic champions and a tokyo bronze medallist would seem ideally placed to judge if the new alexander stadium has what it takes. awesome. it's just beautiful. there are a lot of athletics fans here in birmingham, so that should help a lot in helping us to really fast at times know with all the support and the vibe that will be here. so that's something else that we're looking forward to. work began less than three years ago on transforming a tired looking stadium into one fit for hosting a major championships. the builders will finish on time and on budget, but the diamond league meeting will allow the organisers to discover any problems that need fixing and that won'tjust involve the experience in the stadium, but getting here in the first place. there'll be no parking on site with an emphasis on public transport. what we're really looking to be able to do is, first of all, make sure that all the flows around the stadium work. and what i mean by that is how our spectators will mo

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i'll and fisher, i'll just either taiwan was president his condemned sunday shooting at a time when he is church in california. which police say was carried out by a man driven by hatred of the island. one man was killed and 5 wounded when you open fire and launch the church. attendees managed to restrain the shooter and tie him up before the authorities arrived. please say he also hidden 5 bonds at this church in orange county nano, san julie's. the suspect david true is of chinese defend french president emanuel my call has pushed for a rapid investigation into the killing. a veteran alger 0 journalist showing actually during a phone call with israel's prime minister to us democratic congressman are also pushing for an f b. i investigation into her death terrain was a us citizen. she was shot dead by israeli forces, one on assignment in the occupied westbank on wednesday, congressmen andre carson and lou career collecting signatures to asked the bureau to investigate whether the killing of the american palestinian journalist is ready territory violated any u. s. laws or democrats congresswoman russia to live whose palestinian descent ha