elizabeth banks opened on up to rachel smith. >> everyone's either going to want to kiss you, kill youe districts in the heart of times square -- lies the hunger games" exhibition. >> what do you make of all of it? >> it's remarkable. it's a walk down memory lane for sure. >> eyes right, chins up, smiles on. >> where i met up with the capital's favorite fashionista effie trinket, aka elizabeth banks. here she is. those are works of art. >> i want to say they were designed by an architect. it was a collaboration between an architect and a shoe designer. >> what are you doing? >> i'm a political refugee. >> she reflects on her surprising return in part 2. >> the films were a departure from the book where effie was mia. >> i think everybody disagreed was sort of a fan favorite and she had a real connection to katniss. you couldn't really see it in the books. >> you look lovely as ever. senator now for a little lightning round, maybe the odds be ever in your favor. >> a game we're calling what are effie's odds? >> what are the odds of her wearing sneakers? >> low, very low odds. unless the

history was made here. >> rachel smith, abc news, new york. >> you excited about this one, huh? >> yeah, it opens this friday. many say it could make up to $120 million this weekend. >> that's a lot. that's the news for this half hour. >> that's a lot.

and elizabeth banks opened up to rachel smith about what it's like to be part of this matsdsive hit. >> everyone will want to kiss you, kill you, or be you. >> reporter: far from the district, in the heart of times square, lies the hnger games exhibition. what do you make of all of it? >> it's remarkable. a walk down memory lane, for sure. eyes bright. chins up. smiles on. >> reporter: i met up with effie, aka elizabeth banks. >> those are works of art. it was a collaboration between an architect and a shoe designer. >> what are you doing here? >> i'm a political refugee. >> reporter: she reflects on effie's return. the films were a departure. effie was m.i.a. >> i think after catching fire, people realized effie was a fan favorite. she had a connection with katniss that you couldn't see in the books. >> reporter: now for a lightning on round. >> may the odds be ever in your favor. >> reporter: a game we're calling what are effie's odds? what are the odds of effie wearing sneakers? >> low. very low odds. unless they become a big deal in the capital. she really likes a heel. >> report

history was made here. >> rachel smith, abc news, new york. >> you excited about this one, huh? >> yeah, it opens this friday. many say it could make up to $120 million this weekend. >> that's a lot. that's the news for this half hour. >>> this morning on "world news now," the world's most wanted man. >> the police raids and manhunt for the mastermind in the paris attacks. and any accomplices. how did they get away? new details on the search and how world leaders are responding. >>> homeland threat. latest message from isis vowing totottack washington, d.c. leaders in the nation's capital taking no o ances. >>> murder mystery. developments overnight from rural texas, where six people were found dead at a campsite. the new clues coming in. >>> and later revolutionary surgery, the most extensive face transplant ever and the injured firefighter who will get to go home for thanksgiving after an operation like no other. it is tuesday, november 17th. >>> from abc news, this s "world news now." >> we do say good morning to you this tuesday. it is a busy one. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm r

also getting i into t with another edition of "improve this" responsible for the by lowe's abc's rachel smith and the team helped a special mom update her kitchen so she could host her holiday feast i ithis thanksgiging makeover. >> stay-at-home mom carrie enjoys cooking for her family, 2-year-old viola and her husband chris but this outdated kitchen makes it impossible. >> you have a small oven. counter space, like stuff everywhere. >> reporteter: withnly one income moneys tight. >> i just sort of wanted to try to convince my huand it might look okay if we painted. >> so this is what we have here. >> so i don't -- i didn't convince him. >> reporter: to help we're gibbons. >> if you could envnvision your woululd look like. >> timeless, white and bright. >> one of the things love about this space it has beautiful natural light. >> reporter: with no time to spare the crew gets started. just a few hours the darkk drab kitchen is gone while the family lives through the renovati, volunteers and cabinets, appliances and products from lowe's. >> i don't want to like make you wait any longer so -- >>

it's a magical drama filled world where fairy tales legends collide with modern life and abc's rachel smith went to the set of "once upon a time." >> action. >> looking all over the castle for you. >> reporter: once upon a time of cast of fairy tale characters traveled from story brook, maine, to a land far, far away. >> camelot, of course. >> reporter: didn't get the daytime camelot. >> i didn't. i wish someone would have sent me the memo. you look gorgeous. >> this is just how we come to work. >> reporter: while i may have missed the wardrobe draeb memo the cast brought me quickly up to speed. >> about trying to get emma back to the light and we'll do the best we can to do that. >> i'm the dark one. >> it's very rare you go into season five with an opportunity to sort of build a character from scratch. >> reporter: regina is, as well. >> i felt like for the first three years i was this dark villain and then she found the light thanks to this group. >> reporter: going over here to you two loveburs. art and life seem to be imitating one another. baby neal in the show, got baby oliver in rea

we would put at the kraft service table for a wookie. >> reporter: for "good morning america," rachel smith, abc news storybrooke. >> you never know. tune in for a special two-hour "once upon a time" event this sunday at 8:00 eastern, right >> a gigantic thank you to phillip illips and you're in new york writing new music. >> working on new tunes. really excited. it's been fun to experiment a little bit. i've b been phing some boundaries with my voice and musically and it's going to be really fun. >> you know i'm going to love it. >> thank you. >> no distractions in new york at all. great place to write. >> even if you start doing >> might be some in there. might be some in there just for her. >> have a great weekend, eryone. it's 8:56. elias: meterologist sam schreier is keeping a close watch on the current conditions... hey sam... sam/ amanda: hundreds made the trip to the boone county fairgrounds thursday.. for the official public hearing for the bakken oil pipeline project.. more than 200 people were allowed to speak before the iowa utilities board all sharing their thoughts about the p

we would put at the kraft service table for a wookie. >> reporter: for "good morning america," rachel smith, abc news, storybrooke. >> you never know. tune in for a special two-hour "once upon a time" event this sunday at 8:00 eastern, right >> a gigantic thank you to phillip phillips and you're in >> working onewtunes. really excited. it's been fun to experiment a little bit. i've been pushing some boundaries with my voice and musically and it's going to be ally fun. >> you know i'm going to love it. >> no distractions in new york at all. great place to write. >> even if you start doing mongolian folk music, she will love it. >> might be some in there.e. might be some in there just for her. >> have a great weekend, everyone.students and teachers at a waterloo high school are organizing another search party for a missing student with special l eeds. 18-year-oldldmoe sed has been missing since october 22nd. he was last seen wearing black pants and a blue shirt. last week, his parents, friends and community members held a prayer service for sed. but with another week gone by, a teacher decide

and elizabeth banks opened up to rachel smith about what it's like to be part of this matsdsive hit. >> everyone will want to kis you, kill you, or be you. >> reporte far from the district, in the heart of times square, lies the hnger games exhibition. what do you make of all of it? >> it's remarkable. a walk down memory lane, for sure.eyes bright. chins up. smiles on. >> reporter: i metet up with effie, aka elizabeth banks. >> those are works of art. it was a collaboration between an architect and a shoe designer. >> what are you doing here? >> reporter: she reflects on effie's return. the films were a departure. effie was m.i.a.sely with our french partners as they pursue investigations and track down suspects. france is already a strong counterterrorism partner. we're streamlining the process by which we share intelligence and military operation with france. this will allow our personnel to pass threat information to our french partners. we have to protect against more attacks and protect our citizens. tragically, paris is not alone. by isil in beirut, last month in ank ra, and ro

meantime, rachel smith took a look back at our nine years. check it out. >> reporter: tis the season to share the warmth. 2006, we have given away 1.4 million jackets since then. >> let's keep people warm. >> thank you. >> reporter: with the help of famous faces. >> absolutely. >> reporter: and "gma" viewers. >> what are redoing today? >> donating coats for people who need them. >> yes. >> reporter: donating at your local burlington store. will help kids. >> reporter: kicking off our ninth year with burg burlington and k.i.d.s. fashions delives. we're asking you, america, help us make this season hotter than ever 37 use the hashtag give a difference. >> we have a lot of warmt in our heart. sharing our coat ifs you don't need them. >> reporter: because this year, cold. >> there they go. more coats going. look who came to join us, ellie you have a coat to donate? >> i do. it's warm and cozy. >> thank you. thank you. >> great job, guys. keep 'em coming. keep 'em coming. lara, after the show, i'm heading up to harlem in the burlington coat truck.

opened in the top spot at the box office last weekend taking in more than $100 million and abc's rachel smith caught up with the two of its stars. >> every peacekeeper will be waiting. >> next to our faces on every billboard. >> reporter: ask natalie dorman known as cressida and sam claflin what it's like to wrap up the final chapter of "the hunger games" movie sagas and they'll tell you it's hard to say good-bye. >> welcome to the 76th hunger games. >> what has this been like. >> it's been phenomenal to be part of this incredible ensemble and this amazing story. >> a real dream as an actor. >> a shame to see it come to an end. >> among the more memorable moments of filming say the duo, the grueling shoots. >> it was very emotionally and physically challenging. >> i think mentally we had to be quite strong in the sense that it was really tough few weeks. >> yes. >> they were very dark and claustrophobic. >> real deal. >> cold but hot when they tried to put the water -- heating and the water and got to the point where we were just going a little insane. >> reporter: dorman is no stranger to pu

opened in the top spot at the box office last weekend taking in more than $100 million, and abc's rachel smith caught up with two of its stars. >> every peacekeeper is going to be waiting. >> nt to our faces on every billboard. >> reporter: ask natalie dormer otherwise known as cressida and sam claflin aka the hunky finnick what it's like to wrap up the final chapter of "the hunger games" movie sagas anthey'll tell you it's hard to say good-bye. >> welcomeme to the th hunger games. >> what has this been like? >> it's been phenomenal to be part of this incredible ensemble and this amazing story. >> it's a real dream ass a actor to kind of be a part of something like that. >> i can only imagine. >> so, yeah, it's a shame to sort of see it all come to an end. i'm not rea to see it go. >> among the more memorable moments of filming, say the duo, the grueling shoots. >> it was very emotionally and physically challenging. >> i think mentally we had to be quite strong in the sense that it was a really tough few weekeks. yes. >> the sewers were very dark. they were very claustrophobic. >> real deal. >

we have a sand ha smith, harris faulkner and rachel come pose duffy and host of making money on fbn. charles payne is back. >> i appreciate it. good day to be here. unfortunately not great topics but all critical topics. andrea: let's get to the topicses. police in colorado springs not saying much what may have prompted dear to go on shooting rampage, killing three people and wounding nine others. among the dead identified police officer garrett swasey. an iraq war veteran, ke'arre stewardt who ran back into the building to warn others and jennifer markovsky, each leaving behind two children. will carr is in colorado with more. will? reporter: andrea, so far prosecutors have not announced the charges against robert lewis dear will be. they might want to charge him with capital murder and go for of the death penalty. we have live picture in front of the county jail where he is being held before his court appearance here. the big question, what was motivation for storming the planned parenthood clinic, friday, shooting nine others, killing three people. authorities searched his trailer