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rector j.j. abramsreggie aqui and mike lk aain in t >>> all right. here we go. from the roof camera, you can see that it is quiet out there, but the winds are going to pick up. watch out if you're out and about. it's going to kick up dust and a small craft advisory. now a 2, moderate, with steady rain, downpours, half inch to an inch. that's the first stofrmt get everything locked down and get your wet gear and clean out your gutters and drains. more rain tomorrow, wednesday, and saturday. sandhya? >> this is a hit and run. one of the witnesses on the scene says the big rig took off. this is westbound 80 past central. reggie? we will be rig ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. new thanksgiving week trouble brewing for millions of travelers. two major storms on

. >> jimmy: j.j. abramsund. [ laughter ] he uses all of the budget. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah and more, and more, right? >> and more and more >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. oh, he's a talented dude >> he is >> jimmy: last day, emotional i'm assuming >> very, very emotional. very, very emotional i actually wrapped kind of, like two shots before daisy. so, mean and naomi ackie had a a pickup shot to do and then daisy had her scene and i waited and then, me and daisy wrapped together and i said a gorgeous speech. it was absolutely amazing and everybody was in tears [ laughter ] however, daisy's speech was absolute nonsense. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you said that because she's not here >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i am, i am yeah, she cried throughout the whole thing. we didn't understand she was saying [ laughter ] but, it was emotional nonetheless. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: was she really >> yeah. >> jimmy: awe. >> everyone's -- you know, we had such fun just being around each other and it's just been, like six, seven years of

that's right j.j. abrams reveals the script from the rise of sky walker.tor left a stray script under their bed where it was stolen and put up for auction. luckily a disney employee saw the ebay listing and got it back before it sold abrams also revealed the new "star wars" will run 2 hours 21 minutes making it the second longest movie in the franchise >> a manhunt is underway in germany for a pair of thieves police say broke into the world reknowned green vault in dresden. they were caught on surveillance video. they smashed their way through a glass case and made off with an unknown amount of priceless jewels and rubies. here's nbc's kelly cobiella. >> reporter: in a matter of minutes, police say thieves broke in a security camera capturing two of them before dawn with flashlights in the jewel room, pulling out an axe, hacking their way through display cases, holding nearly 100 sparkling artifacts. getting away with diamond broaches, an ornate sword. officials say they can't put a price on them. museum director said the stolen treasures from the 18th cen

>> j.j. abrams' ambition for the "lost" pilot was grandiose. he always talked about it as making a movie every week. i think when we say the word "cinematic," what we really mean is opening it up a little more but also the ambition of an action set piece. j.j. was very aggressive. he was like, if you want me to do this pilot you're going to need to give me the resource in order to do it and i want to shoot it as a movie, and then we have to keep that bar up. >> you start off, you think, this is just a survival drama. here's these people, the plane is crashed, how are they going to get by, how are they going to find food, et cetera? >> we hunt. >> and on top of that, there's this whole mystery, where are we, why can't we get a rescue signal, why is there a polar bear, what is going on here? >> the show averages more than 15.5 million viewers each week and spawned countless web locations where millions of avid fans can obsess. >> the fan base is saying, when are you going to answer these mysteries? personally i started feeling hamstrung story-wis

j.j. abrams. the script ended up on ebay. he told "good morning america," an actor left the script under a bed. someone cleaning the room found and the rest of the story you will see in a theater. neil cavuto now. >> neil: you are looking live at the new york stock exchange and on market milestone. closing out a new all-time high. it's 100 record close since president john took office in january 2017. much more on a seemingly unstoppable market. we are keeping an eye on president trump. he's about to depart for raleigh. there is this. an impeachment 180. brenda lawrence initially said, she sees no value in impeachment after the hearings. now she's back on the impeachment bandwagon. why the change of heart? this is "your world." we will talk to former democratic vice presidential nominee, but first, on capitol hill where it's all going down. >> good afternoon. the next phase in this impeachment inquiry. there's going to be a hearing aid days from now on decembe december 4th. the chairman of the judiciary committee sent a lette

j.j. abrams give it a shot. >>> first a lot of news to get to starting with storms already affecting holiday travel. hundreds of flights canceled this morning as more than 31 million get ready to take to the skies. ginger, of course, tracking the latest on that one-two punch of winter weather. good morning again. >> you'll remember yesterday i was saying it could be impossible travel in denver. that's what it came to. 70 and 76 both closed in some places because of this. the snow falling so rapidly, 8 to 12 inches easily if not more already and they're still expecting some more withu have california and oregon over to chicago, west michigan, even western new york. this is not just one place, this is beyond denver this morning. it's going to move through the western plains, it's going to move into minneapolis, six to nine inches possible there, chicago by tomorrow. if you have plans to travel, o'hare could be a mess with 60-mile-per-hour gusts. severe storms from st. louis down to louisiana, missi

. >> j.j. abramsveal who the actor was but said i would really like to. >>> let's look at cnn business this morning. look at markets around the world. narrowly mixed. the futures are turned up -- they're not even moving. that's directionless, kaitlan. stocks closed record highs on monday. china signaled it is going to tighten intellectual property protections. that would seal up a trade deal. the nasdaq had a better day. tech stocks led this up 1.3%. lvmh confirmed it will buy tiffany for $16.2 billion. charles schwab agreed to buy t.d. ameritrade. and ebay sold stub hub to viagogo, for $4 billion. >>> the best story you're going to see this morning, a man who broke into a rochester, new york, home picked the wrong grandmother. 82-year-old willie murphy was getting ready for bed last thursday night when someone was pounding on her door an urging her to call an ambulance for him. >> i heard a loud noise. i'm saying to myself, what the heck is that? a young man is in my home. i'm alone and i'm old. but

j.j. abramsst one >> yeah. yes. >> jimmy: and there was -- a a lot of them, you can't say who was in them. but i know one confirmed was daniel craig >> oh, yeah. daniel craig was in the first one. and he did a proper scene with me so it's a lot more than a cameo. and then he takes the helmet off. i'm like, "oh, you're james bond what are you doing here? >> jimmy: this is a big deal this is almost the first time you used the force >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: that was a big deal. so he just -- is friends with j.j. or have -- >> i guess he was next door. and he just popped in. i don't know how it came about, yeah i guess they're friends. >> jimmy: that's wild. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then i heard, like, prince harry and prince william were -- >> yeah, they were in it and then they were cut out [ audience ohs ] yeah, yeah >> jimmy: no >> yes also tom hardy and tom hardy was amazing as a a stormtrooper >> jimmy: really >> yeah. so prince william and harry were cut out with tom hardy. and i think rya

abra j.j. abrams. the script ended up on ebay.an actor left the script under a bed. someone cleaning the room found and the rest of the story you will see in a theater. neil cavuto now. >> neil: you are looking live at the new york stock exchange and on market milestone. closing out a new all-time high. it's 100 record close since president john took office in january 2017. much more on a seemingly unstoppable market. we are keeping an eye on president trump. he's about to depart for raleigh. there is this. an impeachment 180. brenda lawrence initially said, she sees no value in impeachment after the hearings. now she's back on the impeachment bandwagon. why the change of heart? this is "your world." we will

"star wars: the rise of skywalker" director j.j. abramsactor lost the script. it later wound up on ebay when amazingly it was tracked down. >> oh, man, thankfully. john bouye, he plays finn, he stopped by "gma," he revealed it was him. >> whose script? >> all right, guys, it was me. >> oh! >> wait, wait, wait -- >> what happened? >> let me tell you how this went down. >> what happened was? >> what happened was, it was actually from my apartment. i was moving apartments and i left the script under my bed. i'm going to leave it under my bed, when i wake up in the morning i'll take it and i'll move. then my boys came over and we started piking a little bit and the script, it just stayed there. it was scary, man. i got calls from every official, even mickey mouse called me, "what did you do?" >> man. "star wars: the rise of skywalker" by our parent company, disney, hits theaters december 20th. man, i bet those calls were not nice. >> not at all. that's why mickey mouse called him, disney. don't want to be on mickey's bad side. >>> next to mado

man, j.j. abramsey said it wasn't her. >> she said it wasn't her? >> whose script was it? >> all right, guys. it was me. wait, wait, wait. >> how did that happe >> let me tell you how this went down. what happened was i was moving apartments and i left the script under my bed and i was, like, when i wake up in the morning, i'll take it and then move, but then my boys came over, and, you know, we started partying a little bit, and then the script -- it just stayed there. >> yeah. >> and then a few, like, weeks after, this cleaner comes in, finds the script and puts it on ebay for 65 pounds. he didn't know the true value. i thought, this is a great opportunity for the fans to read the movie before they see it. >> i'm sure that's what j.j. had in scared. i got calls. even mickey mouse called me. what did you do? >> but it all worked out in the end. >> it worked out. >> do you know how the movie ends? you don't actually know how it's going to end. >> i actually don't know. i actually don't know because we

>> j.j. abrams' ambition for the "lost" pilot was grandiose.e word "cinematic," what we really mean is opening it up a little more but also the ambition of an action set piece. j.j. was very aggressive. he was like, if you want me to do this pilot you're going to need to give me the resource in order to do it and i want to shoot it as a movie, and then we have to keep that bar up. >> you start off, you think, this is just a survival drama. here's these people, the plane is crashed, how are they going to get by, how are they going to find food, et cetera? >> we hunt. >> and on top of that, there's this whole mystery, where are we, why can't we get a rescue signal, why is there a polar bear, what is going on here? >> the show averages more than 15.5 million viewers each week and spawned countless web locations where millions of avid fans can obsess. >> the fan base is saying, when are you going to answer these mysteries? personally i started feeling hamstrung story-wise almost instantly, because we had to do 25 hours of "lost" in the first season