it is not a body double and a cgi head, it is really them.ss macabre and easier for the audience to get behind. and we have stuck them on a hard drive ina and we have stuck them on a hard drive in a cupboard somewhere. and when the time comes we can access the content and send them on tour. and, actually, that idea is where we go next. because there is currently a trend in resurrecting dead celebrities. the technology exists to put convincing cgi versions of actors into film. it raises a lot of issues. you are tearing me apart! did you know that james dean only ever made three movies before his death in a car accident in 1955? did you also know that after his death his image rights have been handled by mark rosler at cmg worldwide. a boy, a kid was killed tonight! his memory, his image, his values still resonate with young people around the world, struggling to understand themselves as teenagers, and the rebel personality of james dean. so it's always been important for the family that future generations remember who james dean was. managing

it is not a body double and a cgi head, it is really them. it less macabre and easier for the audience to get behind. and we have stuck them on a hard drive in a cupboard somewhere. and when the time comes we can access the content and send them on tour. and, actually, that idea is where we go next. because there is currently a trend in resurrecting dead celebrities. the technology exists to put convincing cgi versions of actors into film. and it's raising a lot of issues. you are tearing me apart! did you know that james dean only ever made three movies before his death in a car accident in 1955? did you also know that after his death his image rights have been handled by mark rosler at cmg worldwide. a boy, a kid was killed tonight! his memory, his image, his values still resonate with young people around the world, struggling to understand themselves as teenagers, and the rebel personality of james dean. so it's always been important for the family that future generations remember who james dean was. managing the business affairs of dead c

it is not a body double and a cgi head, it is really them.macabre and easier for the audience to get behind. and when the time comes we can access the content and send them on tour. and, actually, that idea is where we go next. because there is currently a trend in resurrecting dead celebrities. the technology exists to put convincing cgi versions of actors into film. it raises a lot of issues. you are tearing me apart! did you know that james dean only ever made three movies before his death in a car accident in 1955? did you also know that after his death his image rights have been handled by mark rosler at cmg worldwide. a kid was killed tonight! his memory, his value still resonate with young people around the world, struggling to understand themselves as teenagers and the rebel personality of james dean. so it has always been important for the family that future generations remember who james dean was. managing the business affairs of dead celebrities may sound unusual but it means that their estates get royalties from any paraphernalia

and how cgi came into effect, making the actors look younger than they were? we shot that in 108 days which is an ungodly amount of time. not only was this cgi there but body mechanics being involved, posture and movement and everything else dealing with the actors so that way it was not only the cgi manipulating the face but also had you could stand taller or put a spring and your staff and stuff like that. on that film i was robert de niro's tech adviser so i got to work with and very intimately. what was he like? the hardest part for me was planning to call him bob because he is like you are here every day working with me and you are this close, it is bob. but it was, working with him, he wanted to know everything. he wanted to know otherwise behind why his character was doing something. so that helped a lot because we shoot out of order on a film so one day he may have been in his 60s and another day he might‘ve been something else. but we shot the film very much at the end of productions i had to work with them on letting him know what his character would

it is not a body double and a cgi head, it is really them.nce to get behind. and we have stuck them on a hard drive in a cupboard somewhere. and when the time comes we can access the content and send them on tour. and, actually, that idea is where we go next. because there is currently a trend in resurrecting dead celebrities. the technology exists to put convincing cgi versions of actors into film. of actors into films. and it's raising a lot of issues. you are tearing me apart! did you know that james dean only ever made three movies before his death in a car accident in 1955? did you also know that after his death his image rights have been handled by mark rosler at cmg worldwide. a boy, a kid was killed tonight! his memory, his image, his values still resonate with young people around the world, struggling to understand themselves as teenagers, and the rebel personality of james dean. so it's always been important for the family that future generations remember who james dean was. managing the business affairs of dead celebrities may soun

the technology exists to put convincing cgi versions of actors into film. lot of issues. you are tearing me apart! did you know that james dean only ever made three movies before his death in a car accident in 1955? did you also know that after his death his image rights have been handled why mark rosler at cmg worldwide. kid was killed tonight! his memory, his value still resonate with young people around the world, struggling to understand themselves as teenagers and the rebel personality ofjames teenagers and the rebel personality of james dean. so teenagers and the rebel personality ofjames dean. so it has always been important for the family that future generations remember who james dean was. managing the business affairs of dead celebrities may sound unusual but it means that their estates get royalties from any paraphernalia that features their faces. and these days, that does not just mean mugs. we essentially want to bring james dean back so that he is an option for storytellers and for content creators to use him for traditional film, for content

we're going to make him more like you know him, but still through cgi."time that happened was with cats. when the cats trailer came out everyone said it looked weird and terrible and creepy. they changed it and cats came out and it was terrible. in the case of sonic, they changed it, and you know what, it's ok. i'm not going to make any claims for it being a good or great movie. as you saw from that clip, jim carrey does what he does, which is to do everything like it's turned up to 15. it's pretty much, you know, what you'd expect in terms of a game—to—film adaptation in as much as they've taken the central character, they've put it in a new environment, they've head to create an awful lot of gizmos around him to make the plot work. but it's not awful. if you think about a genre that has produced a super mario brothers and street fighter, it's not that level of bad. it is, and i mean this in the best possible sense, bearable. laughter i love when you say things that are so going on the poster. i've seen a few clips and actually it's quite cute, and i act

can't they just cgi you? why would you even burden yourself with this? you know what i'm saying?be a t-rex. >> yes, i know what you're saying! oh, my god! >> jimmy: you didn't think of that, did you? >> yeah! >> jimmy: maybe it's something to talk to your agent about or steven spielberg or something like that. >> they're pumping a lot of money into the thing i'm not running from. why can't i, why can't they dial this in, too? >> jimmy: i think they can. i think we've solved a lot of problems. i think you can eat a lot of candy now, tomorrow. >> you just cost universal a lot of money. >> jimmy: on parks and recreation, were you encouraged to be pudge ey on that show? >> i was. i remember, in the first couple seasons, just unintentionally, i had gotten a little fat, and i was watching the episodes, i was like, oh, god, chris, you've really let yourself go. and then i was, like, this is some of the funniest stuff you've ever done. and i went to the, our creator, and i said i want to gain like another 30, 40 pounds. and he was like, okay. and so i did. and then it became a challenge.

the cgi secrets of youth. and greener fashion through clothing hire and pants on fire.the last decade or so, fashion has gotten faster. cutting—edge design techniques coupled with a huge reduction in the cost of production and the growing success of online clothing sites means new designs and trends can be turned into low—cost clothing much quicker than just once a season. as a result, more thani million tons of clothes are now bought every year in the uk. the thing is, as fast fashion has grown, so has fashion waste. with everyone wanting to update their wardrobes more regularly these days, it means we're throwing away hundreds of thousands of tons of clothes every year. as the high—street piles them high and piles them cheap, we buy more and more. the environment and the waste produced by fast fashion is just one issue facing the industry. another is how these clothes are made in the first place. in order for us to get such cheap fashion, much of it is made in countries where labour costs are low. bangladesh is a case in point. it employs millions of people in this in

he used makeup and cgi for that scene.he wrote and directed the video and at the the end she told her man self to act for sexy for the camera. >> interesting. >> we'll give it to her. girl power for her. >>> 4:43. >> let's get out of the door with a look at our temperatures. in the 40s in the north bay, mid-50s for the south bay. another warm-up but a cool down for the weekend coming up in the forecast. >>> tay loy swift has a better beard than i can grow. a big problem if you're heading to a section over off of the coast. >>> if the check said it is void after 30, 60, 90 days but personal checks don't have an expiration date. how long are they good? it is up to the bank. six months is customerary but you can cash checks that are older than that or ask the person that wrote the old check to write you a new one and cash it right away. call it with your consumer complaint at 888-996-tips or go to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> i'm chris here with pam and we helped her get $2,000 back. the best part is the victory celebration. s

is seen the photos and stuff, but the cgi isjust seen the photos and stuff, but the cgi is just horrendousilms, so i imagine we will see him back at the razzies again. so, what about rambo? this is rambo...? last blood. it was criticised for xenophobia and racism, so, sylvester stallone up for worst actor, it is a biofilm. quite a lot of the stars who have been nominated now turn up for this. yes, it is good fun, and they recognise that. i think they came back from the funeral from cats, they recognise it‘s not the greatest form of the world, so they laugh at. it's form of the world, so they laugh at. it‘s almost a badge of honour. form of the world, so they laugh at. it's almost a badge of honour. yeah, i want arazi! —— a razzies. headline is coming to but he did. he just lost the oscar. 1956, the year i was born. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today. growing anger in china as authorities forcibly detain people suspected of having the coronavirus. thousands of passengers confined to their cabins onboard the diamond princess — more t

. >> yeah, they were like -- >> jimmy: so it's cgi instead of - >> yes, but we kind of found a a middlehad a lot of weird encounters watching alex, like, rolling around on the ground nuzzling with a dude. [ laughter ] it's just weird. >> jimmy: yeah, and his tennis ball yeah, yeah yeah, no >> yeah, it's suspension of disbelief kind of goes out the window so, we hired a really big dog. really, really big dog, and then cgi-ed it to make it look like a hyena it was a happy medium. >> jimmy: before we watch the clip, we -- downstairs we have magnolia bakery, which makes amazing cupcakes, and also banana pudding >> the best. >> jimmy: and it's the best. >> and they're doing -- i know i heard about this >> jimmy: you did? >> yes >> jimmy: they're doing one for you. >> yes i know, i heard about this >> jimmy: it's called pink puddin'. did you see this pink puddin', it's right downstairs so i thought -- have you tried it yet >> no, but i've got two days in new york and i was like, "i have --" thank you >> jimmy: yes. [ laughter ] >> literally, i wanted to do this while i was here. this is perfe

>>whoneeds superpowers or a bunch of cgi to make a believable movie not e birds of prey we had almostt effects of any of the action sequences i'm closto at in the distance are actors actually ge themselves so they trained for months and i really wanted to show women and powerful with their own physical selvesand the physicality of that instead of relying on you know gadgets sort of all right like a lot of superpowers itwas difficult but it was worth , you know there was a lot of bumps and brses i tore my injuredher neck her leg, your >>i mean you had a lot of injuries on her you know, but we alpush through we all wanted it to be. >>so >>the rolling stes have no filter. e legendary band ha announced new dates for their no filter concert tour ths summer john kicks off in san diego y 8th tting 15 us and canadian cities culminating in atlantageorgia on july night in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>yes, i'm serious move there. all right a little peek outside before we karl the fog just being very gressive taking over the bay bridge his morning, it's going to be very dense driving through th

. >> we know when we see this, it's not all cgi. it's actual, legit stuff that happened right there on our streets. >> only in sf, right? >> only in sf. we have a warm morning? >> yes. everything is real about this seven-day forecast too. upper 70s tuesday, wednesday, thursday. we're going to drop by sunday. 61 and some wind. >> thanks for joining us here on this monday night. have a great tuesday. >> we'll see you tomorrow. bye-bye. we're lucky enough to do our show every night here in 30 rockefeller center in new york city. normally we're in studio 6b just inside these doors, but tonight we're gonna change things up.

. >> and they were really kind of inventing this process of cgi as they went. >> when you first heardbe "i can't wait to see that." >> where's the goat? >> it's amazing just how long it takes before the t-rex comes out. he makes you wait for it. and wait for it. and wait for it. i don't know what a dinosaur really looks like in real life. i think it looks like "jurassic park." >> boy, i hate being right all the time. >> what steven spielberg innately understands is that dinosaurs are awesome. >> it was the same feeling i had as a 7-year-old watching "jaws" for the first time. when you would see these brontosauruses leap up and eat the leaves off the tree. >> we're going to make a fortune with this place. >> that's what spielberg does as a filmmaker. he makes you go -- [ gasps ] >> a lot of the enthusiasm for cgi comes from filmmakers seeing in "jurassic park" what that technology could do for their storytelling. >> "titanic" is a throwback in so many ways to the big blockbusters of the '50s and '60s. not just in its scope and in its scale but also that it was talked about in the way w

these were not cgi moments, not computer graphics.l real people. this was a massive undertaking. >> nothing like this has come into rome since romulus and remus. >> for the role of mark antony, they hired richard burton. burton was a great shakespearean actor. the very first scene they shot was on cleopatra's barge, and there's a very passionate kiss that goes on and on. and the director, joe mankiewicz, said, "cut, cut, cut." and it was clear something had been ignited, and then suddenly you had this scandal. >> all the paparazzi in the world converged, and everyone was all about burton and taylor. what's happening? they were both married to other people. in some ways, the drama outside the movie got more involving than the drama inside the movie. >> this life, how it hurts, how love can stab the heart. >> "cleopatra" in many ways wrecked my uncle's career. it sort of -- he hated it. >> congratulations. a wonderful, wonderful achievement. >> you must know something i don't. >> well, i must tell you, i do. >> "cleopatra" actually made

the film was supposed to open in november but negative reactions to the disturbing cgi caused film makers to push back the opening to redesign the character. >> it's kind of weird, right? i've got to tell you when i saw it was sonic going to be our story i thought it was about the fast food place and i got really excited. >> that's what happens on this show. >> thank you so much for joining us on this special holiday edition of "early start." i'm boris sanchez. >> and i'm laura jarrett. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it is monday, february 17th. 6:00 here in new york and john berman is off. jim sciutto joins me here. >> great to be here. >> we have a busy show. we begin with breaking news. two charter planes with americans from the quarantined cruise ship in japan have now arrived in the united states. 14 americans on board those flights have tested positive for coronavirus. they were permitted to get on the planes in a special isolation chamber to try to prevent the virus from spreading. all the passengers now face ano

it's known for cgi. this is the first 2d animated project. the 2d style reduces the budget and production time while enhancing personality traits of the main character. >> the kitten could not have done without the hand drawn quality because the kitten is unpredictable and spastic. every drawing is different from animator to animator. >> while kit bull is tight on purse strings, it tugs heavily on heart strings. two animals who have never known love or friendship finding it in each other. >> was there an element of you in the characters. >> definitely. the kitten is the one i started with and just poured more of my experience and point of view into. it was the character that struggled with connection and learning to be verbal and that's something i struggled with growing up. >> you might think rosanna has a cat. >> i love my husband, however, he's very allergic to cats. >> at least not yet. >> we do talk about the fact we reached this big milestone of being nominated. if good luck shines on us, we may consider getting a cat anyways. >> in eme

harrison ford in e cgi enhanced g named buck outran prognosticators predictions for a second place opethet adaptation of the ck london novel debuted with million. well beyond th10 to 18 million it had been forecast fo it was a close finish but sonithe hedgehog ld on number one this week, the video game based adventure raced off to a million weekend. that breaks the 100 million barrier with sonics, too weak domestic box office total at million in hollywood. i'm rick damigella. >>and that's it for today will be back tomorrow morning starting at 04:00am absotely will see that have a great day everybody. ghting climate change isn't just aboutolar bears. we're fighting for our les, we're fighting for clean air an. that's why i wrote the l to send billions from pluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back tn, tom steyer and he's sti fighting for us, pledging to make cleanir and clean war a right for everyone, regardless of your zip code. at's the truth. that's tom steyer. i'm tom steyer and i approve this messa alnew "dr. phil."n an a family t

harrison rd in the cgi enhanced d named buck outran prognticators predictions for a second place open the latest adaptati of the jack london novel debuted with million. welbeyond the 10 18 million it had been forecast for. it w a close finish but soc the hedgehog held on to number one this we, the video game based adventure raced off to a illion weekend. at breaks sonics, too weak domestic box office total million in hollood. i'rick daigella. >>the next hour, several businesses are pulling out of we're live to tell you what s ght the effects of this an a miracle in the north bay a couple missing for a week. found alive, we'll tell you more on how they survi and how they were rescued. and ea bay high school remains closed because of cancer causing chemicals found in the groundwater. mckissack and mckissack is the nation's oldest black-ownedegn and cotruction firm. before mike,e were desperate. there were not lot of opportunities for black-owned bunesses to compete. mike saw that and leveled the playing field fo over the years, we have tard a lot of talk.o but mike ce in, and he actuall

. >> jimmy: it's like half cgi.oon monster or something, but they replace it with nothing. >> it looks like a giant green condom. so you have this giant green condom coming at you, which is scary. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. i want to ask you about a photograph. >> ah, yes. >> jimmy: this is from the sag awards last month. there, you and jennifer aniston, really at arm's length, quite literally. what is going on here? >> everyone thinks that moment with brad where they were holding hands was a big deal, but honestly, she seems to be doing this with everybody. she's just very handsy. >> jimmy: you know what we did, we took this into the photo shop, and i made a different version of this. jennifer aniston is saving your life. >> look at that. isn't she incredible? >> jimmy: did you become friends after this moment? >> i've never met her. i literally have never officially met her. we were staying, i was at this hotel, my brother was dropping me off. we had sushi, and there's always paparazzi outside. and i said who's here? a

the studio is known for its amazing cgi. this is the first fully 2d animated project.style reduces the budget and production time while enhancig personality traits of the main character. >> the kitten could not have been done without the hand drawn quality because the kitten is unpredictable and spastic. so every drawing is always going to be different from animator to animator. >> while "kitbull" is tight on purse strings, it tugs heavily on heart strings. two animals who have never known love or friendship finding it in each other. discovering happiness. >> was there an element of you in either of the characters? >> definitely. the kitten is the one i started with and just poured more of my experience and point of view into. it was the character that struggled with connection and learning to be vulnerable. that's something i struggled with growing up. >> you might think ross anna must have a cat. >> i love my husband, however, he's very allergic to cats. >> at least not yet. >> we do talk about the fact we reached this big milestone of being nominated. if good luck s

. >> we know when we see this, it's not all cgi. it's actual, legit stuff that happened right there on our streets. >> only in sf, right? >> only in sf. we have a warm morning? >> yes. everything is real about this seven-day forecast too. upper 70s tuesday, wednesday, thursday. we're going to drop by sunday. 61 and some wind. >> thanks for joining us here on this monday night. have a great tuesday. >> we'll see you tomorrow. bye-bye. >> jimmy: hey, everyone. tonight is a very special edition of "the tonight show." we're lucky enough to do our show every night here in 30 rockefeller center in new york city. normally we're in studio 6b just inside these doors, but tonight we're gonna change things up. we're gonna do something that we've always wanted to do. we're taking "the tonight show" underground to the new york city subway our only guests tonight is one of the biggest bands in the world. bts are on the show. they're going to ride the subway with me they've never ridden before. we're going to get something to eat and then we're go

>>harrison ford and a cgi enhanced dog star in the latest adaptation of the jack london, literary classic the call of the wild varieties box office watchers say the pg rated movie could open with between 10 million. while the hollywood reporter says it could go as high as 20 million that will likely not be enough to beat sonic the hedgehog to the weekend box office finish line. >>and setting and i urge you to kind of chase with safe. and for all of us. >>there is scarier fair this weekend in brahms the boy to the original movie scared up nearly $36 million at the domestic box office during its theatrical run varieties prognosticators predict the sequel will open to between 6 $8 million in hollywood. i'm rick damigella. >>coming up the next hour a fatal crash blocked several lanes in san mateo along southbound want to one it backed up >>good morning, everyone and thank you for waking up with us on the kron 00:04am morning news, i'm robin winston filling in for daryn also banned, i'm james fletcher we've got weather and traffic leading off the hour with john travel and rebecca strong let's

>>harrison ford and a cgi enhanced dog star in the latest adaptation of the jack london, literary classic the call of the wild varieties box office watchers say the pg rated movie could open with between 10 million. while the hollywood reporter says it could go as high as 20 million that will likely not be enough to beat sonic the hedgehog to the weekend box office finish line. >>and setting and i urge you to kind of chase him safe. and for all of us. >>there is scarier fair this weekend in brahms the boy to the original movie scared up nearly $36 million at the domestic box office during its theatrical run varieties prognosticators predict the sequel will open to between 6 $8 million in hollywood. i'm rick damigella. >>all right, here's a quick look at your seven-day forecast and again we're looking temperatures are going to be on the nice mild side heading into the weekend with mid 60's for saturday and for sunday and looks like next week to we're off to a good start to look at tuesday back to 70. very warm. all in all not a bad looking forecast which was a little rain to effect. we'll

the studio is known for its amazing cgi, and this is its first full apply 2d animated project.osanna says the 2d style reduces the budget in production time while enhancing the personality traits of the main character. >> the kitten could not have been done without the hand-drawn quality because the kitten's character itself is unpredictable and spastic, and so every drawing is always going to be different from animator to animator. >> reporter: while "kitbull" was tight on purse strings, it tugs heavily on heartstrings. two animals that have never known love or friendship finding it in each other, discovering happiness. was there an element of you in either of characters? >> definitely. the kitten is the one that i started with and just poured more of my experience and point of view into because it was just a character that struggled with connection and learning to be vulnerable, and that's something i struggled with growing up. >> reporter: you might think rosanna must have a cat. she doesn't. >> i love my husband. however, he's very allergic to cats. we don't have a cat. >>

. >> aw, man, yeah yeah >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: now, that's all cgi? was shooting this scene. anwairt on and michael was like, "dude, i'm going to make you a frickin' movie star. take your shirt off. [ laughter ] you know i was like, "mike, come on, man. that's like running with your shirt off. like, come on, man." he was like, "dude, you don't know i know." [ laughter ] so we compromised in that scene. i was line, "mike, i have to have a shirt just let me -- i'll have it open just not off. and we compromised >> jimmy: and that's that. >> and, you know, it was one of the iconic scenes from that movie. and to this day every time i see michael bay, he was like, "dude, i should be in for half." [ laughter ] "i made you a movie star." >> jimmy: "i made your career man. [ laughter ] was it like riding a bike? you and martin getting back together >> you know, i was definitely rv'cause, you know, it had been so long. but literally the first moment that we were back together, like, the chemistry is so crazy. >> jimmy: just there >> and it's like martin as a a

she used makeup and cgi to transform the look. directed the video and at the end she told her man self she needed to act more sexy for the camera and strong. >>> now, the coronavirus crisis grows. another bay area hospital treating an infected person. live pictures from sacramento where the mystery surrounding a bay area patient being treated there is grabbing national attention. next live team coverage on solano county all-out response and what you could start doing now to protect yourself and your loved ones. >>> plus tragedy contra costa on the fter a young boy is investigation. >>> plus the race to super tuesday is on as democratic presidential hopefuls take aim at you, california voters. next, when candidates arrive in the golden state. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> a very good friday morning to you and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. and it is friday and it is time to prepare for the weekend or the work day ahead. either way, meteorologist kari hall has you covered with yo

the film was supposed to open in november but negative reactions to the disturbing cgi caused film makersedesign the character. >> it's kind of weird, right? i've got to tell you when i saw it was sonic going to be our story i thought it was about the fast food place and i got really excited. >> that's what happens on this show. >> thank you so much for joining us on this special holiday edition of "early start." i'm boris sanchez. >> and i'm laura jarrett. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it is monday, february 17th. 6:00 here in new york and john berman is off. jim sciutto joins me here. >> great to be here. >> we have a busy show. we begin with breaking news. two charter planes with

>>harrison ford and a cgi enhanced dog star in the latest adaptation of the jack london, literary classicof the wild varieties box office watchers say the pg rated movie could open with between 10 million. while the hollywood reporter says it could go as high as 20 million that will likely not be enough to beat sonic the hedgehog to the weekend box office finish line. >>and setting and i urge you to kind of chase kids safe. and for all of us. >>there is scarier fair this weekend in brahms the boy to the original movie scared up nearly $36 million at the domestic box office during its theatrical run varieties prognosticators predict the sequel will open to between 6 $8 million in hollywood. i'm rick damigella. >>next hour, the local police chief has been fired, we'll tell you what's behind her termination coming up. a fatal crash has several lanes shut down a san mateo along south 1, 1, will have sarah stinson live with the latest on that as well state tune, the kron 00:04am morning news at 6 is a beginning in just a minute as we take a quick live look out here at the san mateo bridge rebe

calling all of that cgi visually disorienting. buck never quite looks real. keep expecting him and the rest of the animals to burst into song. it's better retitled "the call of the mild." yikes. >> yeah. the reviews not so swell. >> i do love harrison ford. he's going to be on "gma" later this morning. can we get an "air force one 2"? a sequel to the epic "air force one"? >> or "the fugitive." >> he gets o >>> this morning on "world news >>> this morning on "world news now," reports that russia is at it again. >> lawmakers have reportedly been warned that russia is involved in u.s. elections again, trying to get president trump re-elected. the president angered that house leaders were briefed on the news. where he directed that anger. >>> breaking overnight, the idaho mother facing questions about her children's disappearance has been arrested in hawaii. loved ones and law enforcement just want to know, where are the kids? >>> plus the highway inferno. a tanker truck crashing, then exploding. bystanders rushing to help the driver. >>> the numbers are in. a co

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. >> disney, cgi won four trophies i saw "the irishman" in the theaters and i wanted to see those four guys. i liked it for 3 1/2 hours i liked it i thought it was good. now it's on netflix. i said, you know what, i'm going -- it's a saturday, i think i'm going to watch it again. i watch about a half hour and i said, i can't do this. >> it's a tough commitment. >> so, it came with a lot of fanfare, it's going to win everything by the time we got to the oscars, people -- it wasn't even in the running for best picture. >> it was too long. >> it's as long as a football game and people watch nothing -- >> i knew nothing was going to happen even when i wait till the end. >> we know it's bad for net flis fliction but on a net basis all the u.s. studios got blanked because "parasite" was not u.s. distributed. >> have you seen "parasite"? >> no. >> i have seen it. it is bonkers. it is. but did you -- while you were watching it, didn't you think, i didn't expect this >> absolutely. >> this is crazy >> 100%. >> violent and knives -- it's nutso. >> i'm not crying for netflix. >> don't cry for arg

>>harrison ford and a cgi enhanced dog star in the latest adaptation of the jack london, literary classicl of the wild varieties box office watchers say the pg rated movie could open with between 10 million. while the hollywood reporter says it could go as high as 20 million that will likely not be enough to beat sonic the hedgehog to the weekend box office finish line. >>and setting and i urge you to kind of chase safe. and for all of us. >>there is scarier fair this weekend in brahms the boy to the original movie scared up nearly $36 million at the domestic box office during its theatrical run varieties prognosticators predict the sequel will open to between 6 $8 million in hollywood. i'm rick damigella. >>there's some updated temperatures for you were in the 40's territory up there in the north bay, but still a little cooler than down southward deal with cloud cover a pretty decent weekend fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communi

we're going to make him more like you know him, but still through cgi."ailer came out everyone said it looked weird and terrible and creepy. they changed it and cats came out and it was terrible. in the case of sonic, they changed it, and you know what, it's ok. i'm not going to make any claims for it being a good or great movie. as you saw from that clip, jim carrey does what he does, which is to do everything like it's turned up to 15. it's pretty much, you know, what you'd expect in terms of a game—to—film adaptation in as much as they've taken the central character, they've put it in a new environment, they've head to create an awful lot of gizmos around him to make the plot work. but it's not awful. if you think about a genre that has produced a super mario brothers and street fighter, it's not that level of bad. it is, and i mean this in the best possible sense, bearable. laughter i love when you say things that are so going on the poster. i've seen a few clips and actually it's quite cute, and i actualy laughed a couple times. it's no more than tha

producers of the film said, "ok, we will listen to this and redesign the character and make him more like cgitrailer came out eve ryo ne when the caps trailer came out everyone said it looked weird and creepy. they changed it and cats came out and it was terrible. in the case of sonic, they changed it in and you know what? it's ok. i'm not going to make any claims for it being a good or great movie. jim carrey does what he does which is to do everything like it's turned up to 15. it's pretty much what you would expect in terms of a game adaptation as much of taken a character and put it in a new environment. but it's not awful and if you think about the producers, it's not that level of bad. if you think about a genre that has produced a super mario brothers and streetfighter, it's not that level of bad. it is, and i mean this in the best possible sense, bearable. laughter i love when you say things that are so going on the poster. i've seen a few clips and i actually laughed a couple times. only a few months ago people were talking about cats as an awards contender. sonic the hedgehog is way

it is not a body double and a cgi head, it is really them. time comes we can access the content and send them on tour. and, actually, that idea is where we go next. because there is currently a trend in resurrecting dead celebrities. the technology exists to put convincing cgi versions of actors into film. and it's raising a lot of issues. you are tearing me apart! did you know that james dean only ever made three movies before his death in a car accident in 1955? did you also know that after his death his image rights have been handled by mark rosler at cmg worldwide. a boy, a kid was killed tonight! his memory, his image, his values still resonate with young people around the world, struggling to understand themselves as teenagers, and the rebel personality of james dean. so it's always been important for the family that future generations remember who james dean was. managing the business affairs of dead celebrities may sound unusual, but it means that their estates get royalties from any paraphernalia that features their faces. and these

it's interesting because a lot of times in horror movies people are dealing with cgi but, like, thisle. >> yeah. >> seth: so you were doing a lot of acting that we as an audience are doing, because you can't see anybody because no one's there >> right very true. that was with the incredible stunt person, though >> seth: yeah. >> so, yeah, and a harness and the whole thing. >> seth: gotcha. >> yeah. >> seth: how many times did you have to do the old harness scene? >> i think that we did, like, five or six times, that fight sequence >> seth: okay, so this is not crazy, yeah. >> well. [ laughter ] oh, really >> seth: i -- no, i was never in movies i don't know [ laughter ] six seems normal yeah >> yeah, yeah. i am not a very physical person, so - >> seth: gotcha. >> yes >> seth: was there a lot of discussion about doing your own stunts for the film like this? >> yes so lee, our wonderful writer/director, called me while i was in toronto and he said, "i want you to do as much as possible. i'm, you know, if you're game, like, i'm feeling it out." i was like, "yeah, totally, man. like, let