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>> reporter: and the all-star cast told us they think the audience will like it, too. there's so much hype about this movie. people are sleeping outside, they're paying thousands to buy a ticket. >> $15,000, i heard. >> reporter: isn't that crazy? >> $15,000, what? >> that is crazy. >> reporter: do you think this movie's going to live up to the hype? >> yeah, i'm pretty certain of that. >> reporter: yeah? >> no. >> i -- yeah. from what i've heard, it seems that it's -- it's kind of the crown jewel. >> reporter: i find it strange that you haven't been able to watch your own mup vie. >> personal...

Indonesia is rocked by quakes on a fairly regular basis. even on sualesi, there is a volcano on the island. nothing can prepare a community for the devastation that a tsunami brings in. when you have the infrastructure down, the airport is closed, there is actually one report of an air traffic controller who stayed even as people were being evacuated from the tower but he stayed to make sure a passenger flight took off safely. he thought the tower was collapsing, he jumped out and he was killed. so, you know, the airport road is down, they need it get in supplies as wiquickly as possib to keep...

Is shut down. the next one is 10 to 12 hour drive. it is taking rescue worker some time to get to the devastated areas. waves smashed into houses, people found trapped under debris. there's a concern for aftershocks, that's why people are sleeping outside, being treated outside of hospitals on the ground. rescue workers doing their best to work quickly to get to those that may be trapped. but again, fredricka, an area with 5 or 600,000 people, and we expect it to be days before we know more about how many have been injured and how many may have been killed. >> devastating. all right. alexandra...

. welcome back. i'm poppy harlow in new york and in the midst of the crisis separating families at the southern border, president trump says the u.s. will not become a migrant camp. but on the ground at the border there are families who have traveled hundreds, thousands of miles now waiting in line with ever growing fears their children could be taken from them. our gary tuckman spoke with those families. >> reporter: in the border town, the other side of this gate is the united states and right next to the gate sitting on the ground or migrant families living and sleeping outside, hoping to...

They have no idea when this is going to end. a lot of people are homeless and have nowhere to go. some are staying with friends but will wear out their welcome soon. a red cross shelter inside several more sleeping outside, and at least there was food. they don't know how long this will last. >> more news after this break. . hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave...