SESAY: So, some people panicked when they saw this light in the skies over Southern California. They posted theories online about aliens or meteors, some called the police; but U.S. military officials say it was just a scheduled missile test. The unarmed missile was launched from a submarine at sea. The Pentagon says these tests are done frequently to make sure the systems are still working properly. Still, very, very freaky. James Bond is moving once again to be a box office hit. In less than two weeks, "Spectre" has pulled in around $300 million internationally, including an estimated $73 million this weekend, here in the United States this weekend. Here's the thing, the franchise is just breaking even since "Spectre" cost close to $250 million to make, one of the most expensive films ever. And I still haven't seen it. You're watching "CNN Newsroom," live from Los Angeles. I'm Isha Sesay; I'll be back at the top of the hour with more of the day's top stories. But first, it's "World Sports", right here, on CNN.
Lights Over Southern California ID-ed as Unarmed Missiles Fired In Routine Testing.