>> deepwater horizon is out this weekend and it stars kate hudson kurt russell and mark wahlberg.rg is working on the fifth installment of transformers. >> i'm not sure how, but cameron is there of course. he's hanging out with josh duhamel. >> transformers 5, baby. >> action! [ gunfire ] >> between the two of you, who's better? >> wahlberg, absolutely. >> i can bring the heat because i have a full military suit behind me. >> on work ethics, the edge also goes to wahlberg. >> he gets up every morning and plays 18 holes of speed golf. when we started the movie, i was like i'm going to come and do that with you. he was like we get up at 3:30 and work out. then we go play at 5:00. you know what, i'll catch you on the weekend. >> for josh's recent round of legendary saint andrews, not speed golf for sure. >> you had a little trouble in the sand trap. >> i was thinking these bunkers can't be that hard to get out of. seven shots later, i couldn't get out of the sand trap. >> josh is spending about two months in england as he returns to the transformers franchise. >> these movies are unl

kevin: this week, mark wahlberg, kurt russell, and kate hudson lead an all-star cast in telling the worst oil spill in history, and the men and women who survived in deepwater horizon. >> mike, what is that? is everything ok? >> i'll call you back. i'll call you back. kevin: in "deepwater horizon," mark wahlberg stars as mike williams, one of the many crew members facing the impossible when their oil rig explodes in one of the worst man-made disasters in history. experiences, including his death defying leap from the oil rig in its final moments, which was recreated in the movie. >> you can't help but be inspired. you know, you can't imagine what you would do in a situation like that. i would like to think that i would run towards trouble opposed to away from it, but you really don't know until you're in that situation. kevin: the cast also includes kate hudson, and her pa, kurt russell, who were able to find a little light in the intensity of the story because it happens to be the first time the two have ever worked on a film together. >> this movie being on a set with him again for cons

. >> this week mark wahlberg, kurt russell, kate hudson, lead all-star cast in the retelling of the real life story of one of the worse oil spills in history. and the men and women who survive in deep water horizon. >> what is that? everything okay? >> in deep water horizon mark wahlberg stars as mike williams, one of the many crew members facing the impossible when their oil rig explodes in one of the worse man-made disasters in history. wahlberg met with the real mike, as much about his experiences including his death defying leap from the oil rig, in its final moment, which, was recreated in the movie. >> can't help but be inspired. you know? you can't imagine what you would do in a situation like that. i like to think that i would run toward the trouble as opposed to away from it, but, you know, you don't know until you're in that situation. >> cast also includes kate hudson and her pop kurt russell able to find little light in the intensity in the story because it happens to be the first time the two have ever worked on a film together. >> this movie being on a set with him again co

and mark wahlberg, kurt russell, and kate hudson star in the disaster thriller, "deepwater horizon."week" for this week. before we go, we want to note the passing of the last of israel's founding fathers. shimon peres died wednesday at the age of 93. he served in numerous israeli governments, in numerous positions, including president and prime minister. it was as foreign menster what he shared the nobel peace prize with yasser arafat for ther work on the oslo accords. he was guest at my table many, many times. in twen 11, we talked of his legacy and that is where we'll leave thu evening. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you next time. >> each of us has a given time to contribute, contribute and there will be an end to the contribution because there will be an end to your life. don't waste it. >> rose: so what do you hope the epitaph say? >> i don't care. for me, if somebody will say that they saved the life of one child, it will be the greatest compliment i hope to be remembered. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin this even

the film stars mark wahlberg, gina rodriguez and kurt russell and it is directed by peter burg. >> a place i go when i want to be alone. >> reporter: tim burton brings "mrs. peregrine home for peculiar children" to screens. a young man who meets a ho houseful of kids with unique abilities and their protective head miss stress. >> what are you -- >>reporter: "queen of cobway" the inspirational story of a chess prodigy who grew up in the slums of uganda and discovered an incredible talent that led her to become a chess champion. oscar winner lupito oscar winner lupito nlongo stars a her mother and chess coach. >> you talk about robbing a bank. >> reporter: zack galifinakij, jason sudukis are among the stars who unite in "mastermind" an armor vehicle driver who plots a bank heist. based on true events. >> i called him a liar. >> reporter: rachel wei s+ s plays the american professor who took on a holocaust denier libel. and the pg animated adventure "long way north" a 19th century tale of a young woman out to find her explorer grandfather and his lost ship. >> can i see your ticket pl p

kurt? >> guest: russell kirk was born in 19882 to a very poor family in plymouth, michigan. his family has always, they all point back to 1623 and his mother side. they come over they come over to plymouth and massachusetts in 1623. a typical american story where they had been originally very originally very devout and their puritanism but as they migrated west they had gone secular and then a lot of intelligence and working-class families intelligence in the sense of meaning well read, families at the end of the century embraced a spiritualism. stances, santos, talking with the deck, tarot cards, that the atmosphere kirk to grow up inches always books, no money, but very interested in ideas as well. he got it was full scholarship to michigan state. he could've gone anywhere but in 1936 he went to michigan state. graduated in 1940, got off of masters degree at duke university. he was drafted into the military for five years and didn't get out until 1946. he taught at michigan state and then went on and got his d lit to at the university of scotland and wrote the conservative

now williams played by mark wahlberg in the film also have kurt russell a huge cast dylan o'brien, alsoery heavy dialogue and character building and really leads up to the actual explosion and the movie is beyond intense. you'll find yourself um herred in this intensity, the effects are amazing and the understanding of how the actual explosion occurred. peter berg the director who did lone survivor takes you down below the water and explains to you how everything happened. so if you're not familiar with the technology or science behind it it's very interesting to learn that and very easy to understand in the movie. emotional, intense, very informational as well. lone survivor was incredible. i loved peter berg as director much this is definitely one of his best movies he made so far. he also made friday night lights as well. i've gave this a 4.5 out of five. very intense, very much worth seeing because of the human story behind it. i'm kevin mccarthy, fox news. >> great movie weekend did you see who was in our area. >> i did. tell us about it though. >> carrie under spending some time i

fiery water almost ten stories to save his own life and that's who mark wahlberg's character and kurt russell shortly here you're going tasee a shot. that was the re-creation of the actual jump. the special effects are phenomenal and it works overall. emotional film in the beginning and then an intense film. i gave it a 4 1/2 out of 5. i spoke to mark wahlberg, who, by the way, did some scenes where he was actually on fire, but his wife had no idea he did the scenes until later on in the production. watch this. >> were you and you were on fire and you are wearing a jacket and there is fire. you talk about shooting that moment. there are insurance and crazy things like that. how do you get approved? >> pete is like, would you do it? and if he says do it, i'm going to do it. one of the more sketchy moments in the movie. but, you know, you've knot the protective gel underneath it but they're pouring whatever fluid on you and my wife would not be happy i was doing it. she was sitting in an interview and heard someone say on fire and she gave me a look. >> the movie is phenomenal. definitely worth

the last home run aroldis chapman allowed was june 18 of this year to kurt suzuki of the >> joe: strike two. >>oe russell. one out. the cubs are two outs away from their first world series win at wrigley since that 1945 postseason. >> joe: 101 from chapman. >> joe: carlos hit 34 home runs but 30 of those home runs came left-handed during the regular season. >> john: he's done a nice job. he hasn't been too inconsistent with his fastball early on, mixing in a couple of sliders but now sensing a normal ninth inning even though it's unnormal in the fact that this is the third time he's entered the game, really -- seventh, eighth and now the ninth. >> joe: the 0-1 pitch. still in triple digits as he has tied his season high for pitches. still eight away from his career high. >> john: that's the hardest part of closing, really. you come in and you know that's it, you get your job done. you sit down. he's sat down twice and had to get up the third time. >> joe: time called. >> joe: 3-1. >> joe: popped up, right side. heyward coming to get it. he says "stay away." >> joe: the first man aroldis chapman faced ton

home run aroldis chapman allowed was june 18 of this year to kurt suzuki of the >> joe: strike two. >> joe: off the end of the bat. russell. one out. the cubs are two outs away from their first world series win at wrigley since that 1945 postseason. >> joe: 101 from chapman. >> joe: carlos hit 34 home runs but 30 of those left-handed during the regular season. >> john: he's done a nice job. he hasn't been too inconsistent with his fastball early on, mixing in a couple of sliders but now sensing a normal ninth inning even though it's unnormal in the fact that this is the third time he's entered the game, really -- seventh, eighth and now the ninth. >> joe: the 0-1 pitch. still in triple digits as he has tied his season high for pitches. still eight away from his career high. >> john: that's the hardest part of closing, really. you come in and you know that's it, you get your job done. you sit down. he's sat down twice and get up the third time. >> joe: time called. >> joe: 3-1. >> joe: popped up, right side. heyward coming to get it. he says "stay away." >> joe: the first man aroldis chapman faced tonight, jose ramirez, ch

the last home run aroldis chapman allowed was june 18 of this year to kurt suzuki of the >> joe: off the end of the bat. russell. one out. the cubs are two outs away from their first world series win at wrigley since that 1945 postseason. >> joe: 101 from chapman. >> joe: carlos hit 34 home runs but 30 of those home runs came left-handed during the regular season. >> john: he's done a nice job. he hasn't been too inconsistent with his fastball early on, mixing in a couple of sliders but now sensing a normal ninth inning even though it's unnormal in the fact that this is the third time he's entered the game, really -- seventh, eighth and now the ninth. >> joe: the 0-1 pitch. ball one. tied his season high for pitches. still eight away from his career high. >> john: that's the hardest part of closing, really. you come in and you know that's it, you get your job done. you sit down. he's sat down twice and had to get up the third time. >> j >> joe: 3-1. >> joe: popped up, right side. heyward coming to get it. he says "stay away." >> joe: the first man aroldis chapman faced tonight, jose ramirez, chapman hoping will

confused state of american conservatism, it is high time for a russell kirk revival, bradley birzer's exhaustively researched biography of kurt might provide the catalyst needed to set it in motion. it is fair to say the judges made a fine choice. please accept the 2016 paolucci book award. [applause] >> very, very, nice. so thank you all very much. this is an incredible honor. when i kept getting emails saying sign up for this dinner, no one is coming, i started getting worried about that and didn't know what was going to happen so this is really nice. my wife deirdre and i actually got up at 6:00 this morning and drove from michigan so we left at 6:40 and got here about 4:38, had messages from winston elliott wondering where i was and i can tell you i met my wife 19 years ago this week, don't know if she remembers that but it was this week 19 years ago and she talked to me in the car for 81/2 hours straight. i had no idea she could do that even after knowing her for 19 years. the stamina was astounding. not sure i could tell you everything she talked about but it was great. thank you so much. i have been involved with isi 1

kurt suzuki of the twins. >> joe: strike two. >> joe: off the end ofhe russell. one out. the cubs are two outs away from their first world series win at wrigley since that 1945 postseason. >> joe: 101 from chapman. >> joe: carlos hit 34 home runs but 30 of those home runs came left-handed during the regular season. >> john: he's done a nice job. he hasn't been too inconsistent with his fastball early on, mixing in a couple of sliders but now sensing a normal ninth inning even though it's unnormal in the fact that this is the third time he's entered the game, really -- seventh, eighth and now the ninth. >> joe: the 0-1 pitch. tied his season high for pitches. still eight away from his career high. >> john: that's the hardest part of closing, really. you come in and you know that's it, you get your job done. you sit down. he's sat down twice and had to get up the third time. >> joe: time called. >> joe: 3-1. >> joe: popped up, right side. heyward coming to get it. he says "stay away." >> joe: the first man aroldis chapman faced tonight, jose ramirez, chapman hoping will be

kurt suzuki of the twins. >> joe: strike two. >> joe: off the end of the bat. russell. one out. the cubs are two outs away from their first world series win at wrigley since that 1945 postseason. >> joe: 101 from chapman. >> joe: carlos hit 34 home runs but 30 of those home runs came left-handed during the reg >> john: he's done a nice job. he hasn't been too inconsistent with his fastball early on, mixing in a couple of sliders but now sensing a normal ninth inning even though it's unnormal in the fact that this is the third time he's entered the game, really -- seventh, eighth and now the ninth. >> joe: the 0-1 pitch. still in triple digits as he has tied his season high for pitches. still eight away from his career high. >> john: that's the hardest part of closing, really. you come in and you know that's it, you get your job done. you sit down. he's sat down twice and had to get up the third time. >> joe: time called. >> joe: 3-1. >> joe: popped up, right side. heyward coming to get it. he says "stay away." >> joe: the first man aroldis chapman faced tonight, jose ramirez, ch