>> and putting with the president. bill murray getting a warning from president obama there in the oval office. never said he's about to get beat in a friendly golfer's bub. the two also getting into it over their cross-town baseball rivalry. see who came out on top this monday december 12th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >> he's having the best year yet. his cubbies are winning. he gets to go golfing there. playing a little putting there with the president. >> looks like fun. >> looks like fun. we'll get into it a little later but a lot of news happening this week and especially this morning. >> we want to begin with lawmakers from both parties uniting in a call to investigate claims the party trying to influence the presidential election. >> even though the u.s. intelligence community says it's confident russia was behind the hacks donald trump is still questioning those claims and he's blame k the democrats for leaking that emotion. likely choice for secretary of state rex tillerson is coming under scrutiny. more from you a,from abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: donald trump digging in blasting a warrant wshlt report that russia interfered in the u.s. election to help him win. >> i think it's ridiculous. i think it's just another excuse. i don't believe it. >> reporter: and pointing fingers across the aisle. >> i think the democrats are putting it out because they suffered one of the greatest defeats in the history of politics in this koushts. >> reporter: a person with direct knowledge tells abc news there is evidence that both democrats and republicans were targeted but that only information hacks from democrats was made public. but the rnc says it wasn't breached. >> the rnc was not hacked. >> trump still questions if russia was involved at all even after 17 u.s. intelligence agencies concluded that the russian government initiated the hacking. >> they have no idea if it's russia or china or somebody, could be somebody sitting in a bed somebody. they have no idea. >> reporter: a bipartisan group of lawmakers is calling for investigation saying reports of russian interference should alarm every american. trump's reechbts comments are raising serious questions about whether he trusts intelligence. and he admits he's not receiving the classified daily briefings. at least not every day. >> i get it when i need it. i don't have 20b told -- you know, i'm like a smart person. i don't have to be told the same thing and the same words every single day for the next eight years. >> reporter: trump's secretary of state will inherit the complex russian relationship, and there are concerns about trump's likely pick, exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson and his deep ties to president putin. >> i've known him since 1999 and i have a very close relationship with him. >> reporter: but trump says those ties are a good thing. >> to me a great advantage is he knows many of the players. >> reporter: no announcement has been made yet but trump tweeted that tillerson is a world-class player and dealmaker, stay tuned. trump is also frying to dampen concerns about conflicts of interest 37 he plans to leave his great business in total, but his children will not. >> reply executives will run it with my children. it's a big question. it's a great company. but i'm going to have nothing to do with management. >> reporter: now we're also learning more about which members of the trump family will be joining him in washington. trump's daughter ivanka and husband jafrd are eyeing a move to d.c. ivanka has expressed an interest in women's issues while trump says he'd love his son-in-law's help on deal with other nations and peace in the middle east. mary bruce, abc news, the white house. and speaking of the middle east, israeli prime minister benjamin nent liu says he's excited about working with the president-elect to dismantle the iran nuclear deal. netanyahu tells cbs's "60 minutes" there are various ways of undoing the nuclear agreement which has been a source of friction between him and president obama for several years. he says he believes donald trump will be a good friend to israel. >> i know donald trump. i know him very well. and i think his attitude, his support for israel is clear. he feels very warmly about the jewish state, about the jewish people, and about jewish people. >> reporter: netanyahu's comments seem to defy critics who've accused trump of supporting anti-semi'tis m p. a jury has returned a guilty verdict in the case of a man who fatally shot new orleans saints player will smith. the trial of 29-year-old car del hayes went through the weekend after sunday's closing arguments. jurors found hayes guilty of manslaughter and attempted manslaughter for the wounding of smith's wife. they resided against a second-degree murder conviction which carries with it a life sentence. that said, hayes faces up to 40 years behind bars when he is sentenced in mid february. survivors are blaming shoddy construction for the collapse of a church in nigeria that killed at least 160 people. worshippers were inside the church saturday when the metal girders pell and the iron roof caved in. witnesses describe the gruesome after yath with blood and bodies scattered everywhere. also in africa and another church in egypt the scene of an apparent terror attack sunday. no group has dlamd responsibility so far. and in turkey an attack near a soccer stumpf has left dozens dead. >> reporter: the death toll in the turkish terror attacks climbing to 38. 30 of them police officers. targeted in near simultaneous blasts at a soccer stadium. militants linked to the kurdish rebel group the pkk claiming responsibility. the government vowing revenge against the recent wave of terror attacks in turkey. terror that is spreading. in egypt an attack on cairo's largest christian church. eyewitnesses say a woman planted more than 26 pounds of explosives hid nain bag shattering what was a solemn sunday service. at least 24 killed. most women and children. "the columns were smoldering, people strewn on the floor and on the walls," this man said. "everything was broken." outside the outrage and anger erupting. protests against terrorism. demanding national unity. egypt's president is declaring three days of national mourning saying a religious war is being wamgd, vowing to hunt down the attackers. lama hassan, abc news, london. there is snow on the ground in the midwest and it is coming to the northeast. a delta jet arriving to detroit from buffalo slid off the tax y.way after landing. there were no injuries there. more than 1400 flights were canceled yesterday at the chicago airports with nearly seven inches of snow recorded at o'hare. already dozens of cancellations today at o'hare and in detroit. while the upper midwest and great lakes are clearing the storm the snow is moving east overnight and on its heels we'll see some of the coldest temperatures so far this season with wind chills dipping as low as minus 35. >> wow. maybe those temperatures played a part in last night's big game. it was a big match-up between the giants and the cowboys renewing their heated division rivalry on a cold night in new jersey at the meadowlands. you can see how cold it was. it was a defensive battle. the score 7-3 late in the third. then number 13 odell beckham went all out for that run. dallas defense couldn't stop him to get to the end zone. the cowboys had the ball with just over 20-two minutes to play when dez bryant fumbled it and the giants hung on to it. the final score giants 10, dallas 7. it was cold. >> making excuses? >> exactly. >> now to a couple of guys with deep roots in the windy snowy city just hanging around waiting to get back on a golf course. we're talking about president obama and bill murray. >> this new video was posted by the white house and it shows them practicing their putting in the oval office. conversation includes some good-natured ribbing which centers on the cubs victory in the world series. >> generally i don't let cubs fans into the oval office. >> it's probably not a coincidence that your popularity is at an all-time high. so i would just stick with this, i would ride this baby. >> it's not going to happen. >> it's going to happen before you make this putt. >> during the video we see murray putt the ball in the cub tloo three times. the president doesn't do it at all. >> and ultimately murray tells the president he suffers from knee pain and that prompts the president's plug of his health care law, his website healthcare.gov. >> great a segue in order to talk about health care. >> it sort of flowed. if you watch the video. it was an okay attempt. >> good to see those guys playing together, though. coming up the chance encounter at a dmv that saved the life of a toddler. how a sheriff's deputy who wasn't even supposed to be on duty forever changed the lives of one family in crisis. and the mother and child reunions behind bars. how one special program is helping incarcerated moms rebuilt those emotional bridges to reconnect with the children they've left behind. and remember to find us on facebook at wnnfans.com and twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." when you've got an uncontrollable cough, take delsym, the #1 12-hour cough medicine. it helps control the impulse to cough for 12 hours. which means, you're controlling your cough on your morning commute. and later when you're joking with beth... even when most cough medicines stop, delsym is still working. ♪ and when your days' over, your cough is still under control. thanks to the #1 12-hour cough medicine. delsym. the cough controller. do you think i'm gonna crack under pressure or conquer the field? 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and the so-called elephant in the room that host t.j. miller refused to talk about on stage. but first, the powerful mother and child reunions behind bars. how one very special day for the families of incarcerated mothers is helping heal the wounds of the children they've left behind. you're watching "world news now." they are the often overlooked victims of incarceration, rarely even mentioned in the statistics. the children left behind by mothers behind bars. >> yeah, and we're taking an up close look at the powerful mother and child reunions that are helping to get these families back on track. we're up all "nightline" with abc's juju cheng. >> andrew lejac is raising four daughters alone but not by choice. >> she's missed christmas every year, the girls' birthdays. >> reporter: for three years worth of holidays and birthday their mom ruby has been in prison. tomorrow he and his girls will set out to visit. >> it can be rough when she's not here. when there's something exciting going on or something that happened that's painful or -- even for a little concert for me. >> reporter: 98 miles from home ruby is here, at the only women's prison in michigan serving a four-year sentence for home invasion. and i got hooked on cocaine pretty good and i started breaking into houses to feed my addiction. >> reporter: but mom's punishment is taking a toll on her kids. andrew is left to pick up the pieces until she's released next year. >> i'm missing out on my daughter beginning high school. i missed my youngest going to kindergarten. field trips. i mean, they're becoming young ladies. and i'm missing that. >> reporter: the girls are up early. >> grab the toothpaste. >> reporter: they can only afford to visit a few times a year. and this day is special. they'll get a few precious but fleeting hours with their mom outside the confines of the visitation room. it's part of a program designed to soften the damage done to kids when a parent is incarcerated. as they head toward michigan, mom ruby is at a prison workshop with 51 other inmates. the lucky few who through good behavior have qualified for the program. >> i'm giving you some homework to help you to be that mama. all right? >> reporter: here they're learning what it takes to be a good mother. this the first step of the one day with god camp, founded by scottie barnes, who herself grew up with a father in prison. >> their actions is what's brought them here. they've made mistakes. but i say it's like fixing an old piece of furniture. you have to take off the old paint, prepare it and put on new paint. >> andrew and ruby's girls are just four of the roughly 3 million american children with a parent behind bars. this month's statistic on new prisoners here tells the story. 60% suffered trauma. nearly 80% like ruby struggle with drugs or alcohol. perhaps most striking, reports that nearly 70% of inmates are themselves children of prisoners. >> how do you break that cycle? >> i want them to invest in their children's life and be honest with them, make them accountable so those children don't follow in those footsteps. >> reporter: but ruby's prison time may in the end be what saves her and her family. >> what do you see in her that's worth giving her another shot? >> her attitude now that she's been sober is she wants to prove to not only me but the kids and her friends and family that she's done her time, she's done with it and she's through. >> reporter: how has it changed your perspective being here? >> it's changed it a lot. like i just think about the things i could have been doing rather than what i was doing. >> reporter: and before you know it, it's time to say good-bye. >> i love you. >> i'm going to try not to cry. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> reporter: so much left unsaid. and yet the scars of past sins perhaps beginning to heal. for "nightline" i'm juju cheng in ypsilanti, michigan. coming up, the longest ride ever in the history of uber. >> and the longest flight that you can possibly take in the world. coming up in "the mix." 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>> and turned around and drove back home to virginia. amazing. >> 294 bucks. that's a good deal when it comes down to it. so the world's longest airplane ride has been announced by qantas. i'm a fan of long rides, especially when you bet to go on a fancy plane like the singapore airlines a-380 with their lovely flight attendants and their lovely seats and the turndown service. that's nice. but qantas is launching -- they will launch what will be the world's longest nonstop flight. it will go from perth, australia all the way to london. 17 1/2 hours. i do kind of sniff out some sort of marketing ploy here in that tickets go on sale next march, the flies aren't until spring of 2018. >> well, female want to have their bragging rights of being on the -- >> yeah. well ahead of time we are letting you know this will fun to happen. >> not fun to be in the last row but -- >> business class. >> that's the way to do it. so this is pratt cool. this guy is into doing balloon animals. you see the daisies and little things. this guy did a full-blown t-rex. it took 1,400 balloons. 12 feet tall, 43 feet long, took us hours and hours to construct it but he used a machine to inflate those balloons. otherwise it would have taken much longer. >> very cool. so he's probably single. and speaking of the dating world apparently there was a study that found that love makes you happier than a pay raise. this is an investigation that found that doubling that person's income raised their happiness by under .2 points on a scale of zero to 10. >> really? >> this was a survey that was done of people all around the world. >> how much for the love? >> love was .7. >> still not that much. breaking news. this morning on "world news now" the verdict is in overnight. a jury in louisiana finding the man on trial for killing former nfl player will smith guilty. we'll have the full story in a moment. for millions of americans a one-two weather punch. heavy snow and sleet across the central part of the country moving east. freezing over roads, even runways. with already freezing temperatures set to dip even lower. we'll have the accuweather forecast. and new this half hour, call it the gps fail that left one family stranded. >> the directions that took them up an unplowed mountain road and left them snowbound overnight. how they got out and what you need to know before your next road trip. and ready or not, here they come. hollywood awards season kicks into high gear with last night's critics' choice awards. and later this morning the golden globes set to be announced. we'll have the details later in "the skinny" on this monday december 12th. who is that bearded man? what is casey affleck doing there? ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it was a little -- it was like a fugees sort of -- i don't know if anybody picked up on it. ready or not here i come. >> second try. a little bit better. >> marci's here. >> hey, guys. marci gonzalez in for diane. >> and i'm kendis gibson. we're going to start the hour with the breaking news from the overnight hours. you did get the slow clap from jack. so that really means you're welcome. >> thank you, jack. >> yes. breaking news from new orleans that is coming in. that verdict. and a guilty one in the killing of popular former new orleans saints player. the trial of cardell hayes went straight through the weekend. >> it centered on the death of will smith who was shot and killed on april 9th after a confrontation with hayes. after nearly six hours of deliberation jurors convicted hayes of manslaughter. the details on the case now from abc's phillip mena. >> reporter: prosecutors calling this road rage shooting an execution. jurors hearing closing arguments in the killing of former new orleans saints star will smith. c cardell hayes shooting him eight times, seven in the back. smith's wife hit by gunfire too. speaking in his own defense, hayes telling jurors he opened fire fearing for his life, claiming smith attacked him and grabbed the gun. "i know for a fact i was going to get shot," hayes said. hayes claiming he heard a gunshot before pulling the trigger. although police say a gun fired in smith's car was never fired. >> the defense he gave in his own defense has been contradicted by third-party witnesses and it's also been contradicted by the forensic evidence. >> reporter: smith was an all pro in his playing career and a fan favorite. former teammates like quarterback drew brees showing their support throughout this emotional trial. >> our thanks to phillip. cardell hayes was also found guilty of attempted manslaughter and for wounding smith's wife. he faces up to 40 years in prison. he will be sentenced in february. >> many members of the saints there during the reading of the verdicts late last night. the other story we're following this morning, the winter storm that is working its way across the northern u.s. there are winter weather advisories in effect overnight in the great lakes region. with crews out trying to keep the roads open for the morning commute. >> a delta plane landing in detroit from buffalo slid off the runway as it made a turn. no injuries there. but already today dozens of flights have been canceled at chicago's airports and more in detroit. abc's richard cantu reports the entire region is taking it on the chin. >> how is chicago weathering the storm? >> 287 plow trucks. >> the windy city expecting a weekend snowfall up to ten inches. >> we will be out all night long ensuring that whatever falls this afternoon is gone. and again, it will be a normal school start, normal start to the workweek. >> millions from illinois to massachusetts are hoping to wake up to that reality. with winter alerts in 17 states this was a familiar noise in much of the country. in detroit more ominous sounds. >> 724. we just went into the grass. >> this passenger flight made it from buffalo to detroit but skidded off the runway after landing as snow came down. >> did a good job keeping everyone calm and got us off the plane in orderly fashion. people on the ground were awesome too, helping you off the plane and off the bus, telling you exactly where to go. did a good job. >> all 70 aboard are safe ann after an emergency evacuation from the plane's rear hatch. airline schedules took a beating from the brutal weather, stranding so many would-be travelers. >> i'm a liver transplant patient, and last night was the last dose of the anti-rejection meds that i'm carrying. so i need to get back to washington today. >> reporter: in michigan on i-57 they spent hours clearing the wreckage of 33 cars that piled in a massive crash brought on by treacherous roads. >> we were spun around facing the opposite direction. >> reporter: amazingly no serious injuries reported. experts warning better safe than sorry. >> we want the public to ask themselves a simple question. is this trip really necessary before you leave the house. >> reporter: still there are some who welcome the snow. >> you can make ice cream out of it. >> reporter: richard cantu, abc news, new york. >> that's one way to look at it, i guess. it's not just the great lakes, by the way, and the east that are seeing winter weather. >> let's get the complete forecast now from accuweather's paul williams. good morning, paul. >> good morning, marci, kendis. staying wintry throughout the northwest. mix of freezing rain and snow throughout the northwest. but then we have a significant amount of snow that's going to fall throughout utah, montana, going into the north central part of the country. this is going to slide through along with that arctic air. also snow expected to continue to tabulate between 6 to 12 inches of snow throughout michigan going into new york, buffalo specifically, all the way throughout the northeast and at least three to six throughout a chunk of the northeast. kendis, marci? >> folks in buffalo are like three to six, that's fine, no big deal. thanks to paul there. president-elect donald trump is dismissing a "washington post" report that russia used hackers to sway the election in his favor. a bipartisan group of senators is now calling for an investigation into allegations of russian interference. and 17 u.s. intelligence agencies had already blamed russia for the pre-election cyber attacks. but trump is rejecting those claims and pointing the finger at the democrats. >> i think it's ridiculous. i think it's just another excuse. i don't believe it. i think the democrats are putting it out because they suffered one of the greatest defeats in the history of politics in this country. >> "the new york times" is reporting that both the democratic and republican national committees were hacked but only information about the dnc was leaked. rnc chair and incoming white house chief of staff reince priebus insists no rnc systems were compromised. and trump is expected to decide on a secretary of state any day now. exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson has emerged as the likely pick. but questions are being raised by members of both parties about tillerson's deep ties to russia. tillerson says he's known vladimir putin for nearly 20 years and has a close relationship with him. trump sees that as a great advantage, calling tillerson a world-class player and a deal maker. a southern california man has been charged with a hate crime after a violent incident outside of a mosque in simi valley. police say john madison confronted worshippers outside of the mosque and then stabbed a man. they say the victim was targeted because of his religion. police are also looking for a second suspect who also may have been involved in the incident. about a dozen guests were injured in a fire at a michigan ski resort this weekend. it broke out in the main lodge of the born highlands resort sunday morning. there were more than 100 guests staying in the lodge at the time the entire resort and its slopes are now closed with the busiest time of the year approaching. and atf investigators have finished their work at the warehouse in oakland, california where 36 people died in that fire. new details about the investigation are expected to be revealed tomorrow during a news conference with atf and other agencies. a refrigerator has been ruled out as a cause of the fire, but agents still suspect it was something electrical. a former member of the "brady bunch" cast has been fired by a radio station after some anti-gay remarks. susan olsen used to co-host a political talk show on the digital station which is based in l.a. olsen played cindy brady on the legendary '70s tv show. she was fired after an online altercation with an openly gay actor. evidence posted online shows olsen apparently using an offensive term for gay men in a facebook message to that actor. okay. as many of us are busy with our holiday season routines, i just put my tree up yesterday -- actually, i had it put up for me. i can't do it. how about a reminder that our animal companions like to get in on the festivities as well? >> do they? they definitely do in peru. >> they don't have a choice. >> this is the scene at the noel 2016 event in a small town outside lima. at least 82 pets taking part in a costume contest. >> where's the pet -- oh, i see. interesting. i wonder if they like this. so the event was part of the district officials to stop families from using fireworks and their pets during the holidays. >> this is more -- >> this is more torture. >> right. >> exactly. >> that one's feeling pretty fancy, though. is that an angel? hard to tell. >> we'll have to do those with our pets. coming up -- >> can't writ on that. >> get right on that. >> -- how gps spelled lost for one family in oregon. >> the directions that took them up a lonely and unplowed mountain road leaving them stranded in the snow in their car overnight. and hollywood's awards season is under way. which movie led the pack with eight wins including best picture. the full story ahead in "the skinny." you're watching "world news now." 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just ran off? >> it's a big animal. it's amazing they were able to. rescue for one family who found themselves stranded in a remote part of oregon. >> it happened after they put a little too much faith in the gps vafth night taking "up" a deserted and unfloud road. here's abc's number 12 -- >> reporter: this snowpacked road stopping one family in their tracks. >> the next thing we know we started sliding and got stuck. >> reporter: the san quists, mom, dad, their 9-year-old daughter and the family dog all on their way to california from their home in oregon. their gps mapping out the shortest route. just one problem. too thk emup this unplowed mountain road. snow socking them in, no shovel, no cell phone service. >> i'm not even sure if i will a shovel if i could have dug out. >> reporter: ron hiking 2 miles to reach help. the family reaching 911. search and rescue getting back on track and issuing this warning for all drivers. many gps and map systems can steer folks in the wrong direction during winter frafl where conditions are poor. >> it was pretty scare ji because to the lefts was a downgrade, quite a steep one. >> reporter: this is not the first case of a gps mishap. this driver followed her gps straight into canada's frigid ontario bay. she made a quick escape but her car was a goner. >> thankfully the sanquist family had enough food and gas to last the night. what should have been a sen-hour trip ended up taking them more than 24. gloria riviera, abc news, wa washington. >> that's why i say to not rely on the gps technology -- >> who goes up an unplowed mountain road i? don't care what the gps is telling you. >> haters. it's an accident. >> not a smart one. when we come back, the film that scooped up the most honors last night at the critic's choice awards. jack agrees with me. >> he does. and fighting words, what madonna had to say as she accepted the woman of the year award. that's next. ♪ time now for "the skinny" starting with hollywood kick of its awards season last night with the critic's choice awards. >> it's already here. the stars were out in force last night on the red carpet. it was in santa monica. starting with best actress winner natalie portman, who posed backstage hiding her baby bump. >> interesting choice. >> it is. >> judith light stunned in a shimmery floor-length gown. kerry washington totally nailed it in her star-spangled semi-sheer little black dress. and check out naomi harris in her little black dress with that peekaboo sheer panel. looking beautiful. >> so glad you got to read those. >> i wanted them to give it to you. i don't really care about fashion either. >> i would have skipped ahead. she wore a black dress. that looks like -- i don't know. but turning to the actual awards. and despite a tweeted promise to address the elephant in the room, the host t.j. miller did not mention his altercation with his car service driver on friday. the "silicon valley" star was briefly detained after allegedly hitting his driver over remarks made about president-elect donald trump. >> as far as the awards, "la la land" led the pack with eight wins including best picture. >> and casey affleck won best actor for "manchester by the sea." >> still hating on that beard? >> are we liking the beard and the man buns? >> it's a lot going on there. >> yeah. >> natalie portman won best actress for her portrayal of america's grief-stricken first lady in "jackie." >> a lot of people have been talking about her for oscar contender, and of course we get the nominations a little later on for the golden globes. so many of those names will be mentioned as well. >> absolutely. next some blunt words from the material girl. >> madonna took the stage to accept billboard's woman of the year award and used her acceptance speech to take digs at the music industry, sexism, and the struggle she faced over her decades-long career. >> but she really slammed the critics who call her controversial, saying the most controversial thing she's ever done is to stick around. >> michael is gone. tupac is gone. prince is gone. whitney's gone. amy winehouse is gone. david bowie's gone. but i'm still standing. [ applause ] >> so she finished off her speech by sticking it to her haters, saying their resistance only made her stronger, made her push harder and made her the fighter and the woman that she is today. she's a survivor. >> preach, girl. next, to another strong woman, just inking a $10 million deal with one of the world's most elite luxury brands. >> selena gomez has signed the eight-figure deal with coach not only to become the new face of the brand but also to design her own line. >> news of the deal comes as gomez was just named the most popular celebrity on instagram for the second year in a row. are you cheering her on? you follow her? >> no, i don't follow her but she's very popular on instagram. >> total of 104 million followers. >> that's insane. like she'll post something and just imagine the likes. >> thousands and thousands in seconds. >> immediately. and speaking of the rich only getting richer, celebrity couple david and victoria beckham are reportedly eyeing up the largest home in los angeles. >> it's called the manor and was built in 1988 by late tv producer aaron spelling. >> the 56,000-square-foot home features of course tennis courts and a swimming pool, 14 bedrooms and 27 bathrooms. >> there are 123 rooms in total including a gym, a bowling alley, and space to park 100 cars. >> just in case you need it. >> right. >> it's listed for $200 million and if it ends up selling for that price it will be the most expensive home ever sold in los angeles. >> the beckhams incidentally just put their bel air home on the market for 34 million. so spending a little more. >> yeah. you're controlling your cough on your morning commute. and later when you're joking with beth... even when most cough medicines stop, delsym is still working. ♪ and when your days' over, your cough is still under control. thanks to the #1 12-hour cough medicine. delsym. the cough controller. ialmost everything. you know, ke 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. rise above joint discomfort with move free ultra's triple action joint support for improved mobility and flexibility, and 20% better comfort from one tiny, mighty pill... get move free ultra, and enjoy living well. ltry align probiotic.n your digestive system? 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>> all the way. >> there are surprises in the film that people are going to enjoy. >> reporter: darth vader makes an appearance. and more. there are no lightsabres? >> look, it would be he have remiss of me to confirm or deny any rumors. >> reporter: they're all this "a star wars story." it's not part of the trilogy. >> this is very proximate to 4. george's first film "a new hope," in that movie the death star's blown up. this is a moyer that takes place right before that. and it very much is a hand-off. >> this movie is a stand-alone >> yeah. k2so is 7'1". >> and you are 5'11"? >> and a half. >> me too. >> you take the half as well 3. >> oh, yeah. >> so my son was telling me as we were driving here, so dad, that's like a "star wars" star wars film? and i go no, it's not "star wars" "star wars." it's just "star wars." >> and daddy's in it. >> i'm like, you're right. >> i think it's the first film i've ever seen as a kid. i just remember those at-ats and darth vader and jabba the hutt. and of course as an adult and an actor it's a privilege to be part of a story that means so much to so many people. >> reporter: the next "star wars" sequel due december next year. >> we've shot 8 and it's being edited. and 9 is being written. there's a story already for 9 and a director, colin jabaro. we've not made specific plans for the sagas beyond 9. >> here here at the "rogue 1" premiere they cheered throughout the credits. that's a good sign. i have seen the movie. i'm not going to tell you what happens in the movie. i can tell you it's great. and that's it. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> do you get a sense there's somebody right off camera with a gun to nick's head saying don't you say a word? we have some homework to do. seven movies. >> making news in america this monday morning, the winter storm and snow and ice creating a dangerous commute. the 33-car pileup and the plane skidding off a runway and the temperatures plunging this morning. we're tracking all of this. intelligence drama. donald trump now taking on the cia after the agency said russia interfered with the election and the president-elect downplaying the need for daily briefings. we're live in washington. breaking overnight a decision in the road rage shooting that killed a former nfl player. what the jury decided just hours ago. and move over, black friday. today is green monday. with less than two weeks until christmas, the big deals rolling out right

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