why be michael bay when you can be christopher nolan?does. why be michael bay when you can be christopher nolan? it is what eve ryo ne can be christopher nolan? it is what everyone will be watching. stories of the terror of dunkirk and stories of the terror of dunkirk and stories of heroism and there are stories as well in your next choice of some very brave individuals and i have to be honest, the more i read about this, another one i am not sure i quite had the stomach for but it is important work. it is a documentary and it is the harrowing account of isis brutality as seen through the eyes of a citizens journalist collective in syria. they formed at collective in syria. they formed at collective and they decided that what they would do was document what was going on, to let the world know and they did that at great personal cost. here is a clip. the thing that i think the film does really well is that pays greater tribute to the bravery of these people in doing this citizen journalism reporting and it contains horrifying images and t

if you know anything about christopher nolan, you would know that he likes to play with time. brilliant thing about this is that he does in a way that is very clear, you understand what is happening even though it is a complex structure. it is shot on large format film and you have seen from the images, they are astonishing, great big cameras, plaudits to the cinematographer, carrying around these bulky cameras and doing really extraordinary work with them. the film is available in numerous different formats and depending on where you go to see it, you can see it in digital, 70... the picture will be different and look different. the advice i would give is that make sure you see it in the cinema that you know does the best possible presentation and sound. sound is very important, it plays a huge part in this. it has an extraordinary score. christopher nolan talked about this being a movie about tension, it is not to do with explicitly what you see, it is about the build—up and the score is like a rising tide and it thrills all the way through the film. i think the most impress

we have dunkirk, the new christopher nolan film, about which everybody is talking. we have city of ghosts, a very harrowing documentary from the maker of cartel land. and captain underpants: the epic first movie, which is really funny. everyone is talking about dunkirk. the scale and ambition of this is remarkable. it is and also the ambition of the release. it is the story of dunkirk told by christopher nolan who has made things like dark knight, interstellar and inception, and it is the story of the evacuation told through three intertwining strands that loosely follow land, sea and air. but although the story itself is fairly straightforward, it is told over three different timescales, one of the stories lasts one week, one of the stories lasts one day, one lasts one hour and these strands... if you know anything at all about nolan, you'll know that he loves to play with time. that temporal elasticity. the brilliant thing about this is that he does in a way that is very clear, you understand exactly what's going on even though it is quite a complex structure. it'

christopher nolan tells the story of the dunkirk evacuations in his latest blockbuster. here mark mod's thoughts on this and the other releases of the week in the film review. boots has apologised for dismissing calls to cut the cost of its contraceptive morning—after pills. the pharmacy had refused to drop the price of the medicines, because it claimed that doing so would "incentivise inappropriate use". today, the firm apologised for what it described as its poor choice of words and said it would look for cheaper brands. campaigners have welcomed the move but say it should have come sooner. our only disappointment is that it's taken this long, and really the threat of a boycott by its customers for boots, to reach this position. this was a position reached by superdrug and tesco far earlier. earlier i spoke to caroline farrow, columnist for the website conservative woman, who said boots should not have been pressured into apologising. we don't live in a society where retailers should be forced to sell you something at the price you want them to sell you. i don't go int

film that written and directed by christopher nolan and directed by christopher nolan about the true story that left 400,000 british and french troops stranded during the battle of dunkirk,the movie opens nationwide in theater tomorrow last night at the air and space museum, christopher nolan and his wife emma thomas, who was a producer on the film, were in d.c. for the red carpet premiere of the film. as we told you yesterday here on gmw, the film stars one direction's harry styles who makes his big screen debut in this picture. are you ready to next boyband? abc's hit boyband is back tonight, the show has moved into the live stages, with only 14 members left, now it's in the hands of america to narrow it down to just 6! and i chatted with backstreet boys nick carter and spice girls emma bunton about the show finally going live. coming up at six suzanne live tease investigation in silver sprin suzanne live tease suzanne live tease you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taki

why be michael bay when you can be christopher nolan? ijust don't get it. stories of heroism and there are stories as well in your next choice of some very brave individuals and i have to be honest, the more i read about this, another one i am not sure i quite have the stomach for, but it is important work. it is a documentary and it is the harrowing account of isis' brutality as seen through the eyes of a citizens' journalist collective in syria. they formed a collective and they decided that what they would do was document what was going on, to let the world know and they did that at great personal cost. here is a clip. the thing that i think the film does really well is that it pays greater tribute to the bravery of these people in doing this citizen journalism reporting and it contains horrifying images. there are several occasions while i was watching where i had to look away. the bravery of it is that the people who were doing this, they did not look away, they saw it as their responsibility to document this. as you quite rightly say, it is a document

christopher nolan, how is he? is he just a tricky guy?and i'm just such of so many people who worked on this film, and it just felt like such a -- i felt so lucky to be there, to be honest. >> jimmy: well, what a great story, and it's moving, and i just didn't really know anything about it. if you see it, it's basically what the idea is these soldiers are basically trapped. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and the germans are just killing them off, bombing them. and so what happens is these people who have boats, fisherman, local people from england who have -- they drive their own boats over to save the soldiers. >> yeah, i think that's -- >> jimmy: that's a little part of it, though. oh. >> so nice to watch is it's -- it's kind of the opposite to what a traditional kind of movie set around war is. not as being the heroes and kind of going and saving the day, it's just about community, heroism, and how these small acts from civilians and the normal people who are at home coming to save as kind of together makes this massive thing. and i think it very

he makes movies, i mean, why be michael bay when you can have christopher nolan?ing. it is. and stories of the terror of dunkirk and stories of heroism and there are stories as well in your next choice of some very, very brave individuals and i have to be honest, the more i read about this, another one i am not sure i quite have the stomach for, but important work. it is, it's a documentary by matthew heineman who made cartel land and it is the harrowing account of isis' brutality as seen through the eyes of a citizens‘ journalist collective documenting what was happening to their home in syria. they formed a collective called raqqa is being slaughtered silently and they decided that what they would do was document what was going on, to let the world know and they did that at great personal cost. here's a clip. the thing that i think the film does really well is that it pays great tribute to the bravery of these people who are doing this citizen journalism reporting. it does contain some truly horrifying images and there are several occasions on which, whilst i wa

earned for british director christopher nolan. sure go on to the end. we should have a certain. don't cook chronicles a huge military operation the mass nineteen forty evacuation of more than three hundred thousand british and allied troops from the french coas. could become hemmed in by the germans the film doesn't present a typical story of wartime hero is at. its aim is to immerse audiences in the operation by following soldiers on the beach. pilots in the air and ordinary civilians who took small pleasure boats across the english channel to pay even evacuation. i read that you don't actually view it as a war film that you see it more as a story of survival is that right. what? drew me to this story. is it is a survival story first informers. and. it seems to me that it's one of the great. spend stories. business. urgency to get back. in film terms dunkirk was a major undertaking. it was a real surprise flying overhead. warships in the background you know that suggests the whole beach. lots of huge parts of it. those one day weather wise thirteenth fifteen hundred extras on t

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also, i spoke to christopher nolan.m. >> i love him and he's also one of the greatest film maker of our time. the hitchcock of our generation. and his new movie dunkirk opening up in theaters on friday tells incredible survival story of 330,000 british allied soldiers who were rescued during operation dynamo during world war ii, and it's incredibly visceral very intense film. i spoke to all these two gentlemen but they were in two different places and i had to run from the newseum to the national air and space museum within an hour of each other to get these interviews. watch this. >> hi mr. gore an absolute honor to meet you sir. >> thank you very much. i sat in theater and watch the absolute genius. i'm curious where were things now and where are thing now? >> there have been two really big changes in the last decade since the first movie. one is, the climate related extreme weather events are way more common and unfortunately way more destructive. the second big difference is that we now have the solutions. >> but th

that was the new christopher nolan film.yles is in this film, this is a film based on world two. soldiers from belgium and the british empire canada and france surrounded by the german army and evacuated during a massive battle in world war ii. has a huge cast including tom hearty killian murphy but most importantly harry styles and i think everyone is really excited about seeing him in a major film. for me personally christopher nolan this filmmaker is one of the best out there. he did the dark knight trilogy inception interstellar memento. he's one of the most incredible film makers working today. i saw it in the theater last night to test his imax footage and watch it himself. it was a really cool experience and today i'm sitting down with the cast including christopher nolan and harry styles from one direction and here's the thing. i actually love harry styles. i think his music is amazing. i'm looking forward to talking to him. i love his new song sign of the times but i know that allison and her daughters are massive h

heather: christopher nolan's world war ii movie dunkirk hitting the screen in time for the summer blockbusterthis beach. heather: we are stepping in with michael who said down with the cast, this is getting phenomenal reviews. >> the race for oscar is on and dunkirk will be a contender for sure. i sat down with the cast including harry stiles, making his big-screen debut. >> you can practically see it from here, home. >> tell us what dunkirk spirit means to you guys? >> to describe the uk to support each other through the crisis. >> because of the involvement of the community. >> the camaraderie wouldn't necessarily be friends or work together. >> you know where we are going. >> what does christopher nolan bring to a project like this? >> chris seems to talk about your own imagination. >> chris is world around you. so natural. >> that was my reaction. >> the way chris works is very quickly. the way he draws you in he is very hands-on. the experiences that you get, something like that, something you will never see in your life. >> i love a good scottish accent, such a great move, all generatio

not a christopher nolan movie it is fair to say, dreamworks animation, best mates hypnotise their schoolg he is a superhero called captain underpants, and just silly, zany and nonstop. it is knowing, it has that wink and reflexive quality that adults like. if you just want jokes about pants, thereof plenty. whoopee humour! the main antagonist is called professor pukki pants, come on! that's all you need to know. what dvd have you picked? life, a science-fiction film about scientists bringing back a martian life form to planet earth which starts out as a single cell organisms and grows into something more intimidating. when you watch this you think alien, ridley scott, similarities to that, not as good but many similarities. mainly set in this spaceship. watch it forjake gilland this spaceship. watch it forjake gill and hall, the main star, rebecca ferguson and ryan reynolds as well, he brings this melancholy to what he does and his characters interesting and does and says interesting and does and says interesting things. it is familiar asa interesting things. it is familiar as a science—

captain underpants, not a christopher nolan movie, i think it's fair to say.nimation, based on the bestselling books. a couple of best mates hypnotise the school principal into believing he is this superhero called captain underpants. it is just zany, silly and nonstop. it is a bit knowing, has that knowing wink, that self—reflexive quality that adults like. if you just want some jokes about pants, though, there's loads ofjokes about pants. whoopee cushion humour, i read. i love that phrase. yes. the main antagonist is called professor poopypants. i mean, come on! yes, that says it all, that is all we need to know. for anyone who wants to stay in this week what movie have you picked out for us? i'm going to choose life which is a sci—fi film about astronauts bringing back a martian life form to earth. the life form starts out as a single cell organism but then grows into something much more intimidating. immediately when you watch this, you're thinking alien and ridley scott and there's a lot of similarites. it is not as good but a lot of similarities. it's ma

the historical epic was directed by christopher nolan and stars tom hardy, sir kenneth branagh and onetion band member harry styles. our entertainment correspondent caught up with the popstar and actor. joining us now and the red carpet, one of the stars of the movie. it is harry styles. what is it like, your first big movie? it was a lot of fun. ifeel very first big movie? it was a lot of fun. i feel very lucky to first big movie? it was a lot of fun. ifeel very lucky to be first big movie? it was a lot of fun. i feel very lucky to be a first big movie? it was a lot of fun. ifeel very lucky to be a part of this and such an important story and getting to work with an amazing cast and the crew was amazing. chris is incredible and i am a massive fan of his. ifeel like i may have peaked too soon in many ways. why did you choose something like this and how important is it telling stories from history of this manner? i think it is incredibly important to tell stories like this. it is a story i think when you grow up you hear of it and you it washes over you ina hear of it and you it washes

. >> to make your debut in a christopher nolan war epic about dunkirk is pretty impressive.t was your reaction when you heard you were cast? >> i don't think it sunk in for a while. definitely not until we were on the set for a first time. >> there are 400,000 men on this beach. >> so, could the success mean more styles on the big screen? >> sounds like you've been bitten by the acting bug mr. styles. >> i liked it. i feel very lucky to have been in this one. i haven't thought too much further ahead from that. >> and harry may be one for one. the reviews for "dunkirk" are in. it's been called the best movie of the year so far, and some have said it's a sure-fire oscar contender. celebrating his 4th birthday. after the pouting prince, why the future king is all smiles today. >>> then, jada pinkett smith's candid week. , >>> join us live on "e.t."'s faokcebo page. chat with a >>> every parent knows that look. that's prince george getting a little grumpy as he toured europe. but things are looking up, as he gets ready to celebrate his birthday tomorrow. here's the soon to be 4-

the christopher nolan world war two film earned just over 28 million to take first place. the big surprise is "the emoji movie" featuring the voices of t.j. miller and anna faris came in second with 25 "girls trip," came in third. george clooney is suing a french magazine that the search for a missing mother. ryan live tease >> we begin with a breaking news alert. >> breaking right now a d.c. police car involved in a wreck. a live look from seventh street northwest. that car severely damaged. we'll get more information as we speak and we'll get that to you as we know more. >> right now a mother is missing her two children are with her. the information police want you to hear right now. >> a violent weekend in d.c. the ten shootings they're investigating this morning. > plus here's hoping you enjoy that cool fall-like weather

thosands of british and french troops stranded on the shore, the movie is written and directed by christopher nolan and is already getting a lot of oscar buzz this is also harry style's major motion picture debut on the big screen. he was in ny last night for the red carpet premiere. tonight the movie will premiere at the air and space museum here in d.c. kenny rogers is going out with a bang - announcing a star studded bang - announcing a star studded concert to mark the end of his performing career. among those he'll be sharing the stage with - duet partner dolly parton. the concert takes place october 25th at nashville's bridgestone arena. tickets go on sale friday breaking right now - a robbery and shooting in prince george's county sam live tease tomorrow, the transportation planning board is scheduled to vote on studying a set of regional transportation initiatives, including new express lanes, a northern >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. we begin with a breaking news alert. autria: gunfire in a prince george's county home, the overnight robbery and who ended up in a hospital.

and when that's done, i'll be running down 6th street to get to the space museum to interview christopher nolan of the greatest film makers of all time, whose new film dunkirk opens up this friday, i'll be talking to him about being in dc and what the film means and i'll be seeing the film a second time afterwards. it's the best film i've seen this year so far, i have not started sweating yet but i'll be posting an entire story on my instagram if you want to follow along at >> hopefully he took a change of clothes. >> he just convinced me to go see dunkirk on friday. >> i want to see it. ever since i seen the previews. >> friday would be a good day, one of the hottest days of the week, like day wasn't hot. you think this was hot? go on, go to the movies, friday, saturday, looks like it will be heat advisory days, yes, we have the heat and humidity, but we don't have thunderstorms >> thank goodness >> it does help to cool things unfortunately these storms cause flash flooding because they move so slowly and have so much moisture, we had one storm around anne arundel county around 4:00. that move

christopher nolan speaking to charlie stayt.ve anticipated after their attempts to recreate a famous dance scene from the film dirty dancing were caught on camera. sharon price and her fiance andy were hoping for a knockout wedding dance for their marriage next year and thought they would try out the move in advance. safe to say it did not go according to plan. it is one of those moments in film. jennifer grey launching yourself into patrick swayze's hands, lifted above the crowd during a holiday camp talent show. the dance moves that created cinema history. so, why wouldn't sharon and andy price wants to recreate such an iconic moments during the first and on their wedding day? he isjust patrick swayze, he has got it all, hasn't he? whether you like the fulmar not, the music and it is what makes the film. so we decided to try something. after a couple of drinks ina something. after a couple of drinks in a somerset beer garden, the stage was set for the couple to challenge their and johnny and baby. you took a run—up, didn't you

if he caught his breath after he caught up with al gore to talk about his new documentary and christopher nolanas running all over the city. come on, rocky ran up more steps than you did. we'll be back w feels like day number three maybe? we got four, five days to go but off to a very warm start. temperatures they keep rising out there. in fact, this afternoon maybe a degree or two warmer than yesterday's 97. yesterday we hit 97. looks like 98 today. we get awfully close to a hundred in a few spots by late afternoon. one of the signatures of a heat wave does not cool off at night and it has not in the city. 79 sweaty degrees here early this morning. little better in gaithersburg, 71. dulles 72 this morning. 76 in annapolis where it's very humid as well. 73 for you in fredericksburg. everybody again off to rather sweaty start. and this is your difference from yesterday. we got a heat advisory issued for the areas just to the west of the bay. d.c., baltimore under that heat advisory. starts at noon today. and again, the heat index, heat and humidity combined expected to about about 105 this after

larry: -- dunkirk was written and directed by christopher nolan about the troops left stranded during the battle of dunkirk. last night, christopher and his were in d.c. for the red carpet premiere of the film. i talked about the great reviews and oscar buzz around the picture. >> how does that make you feel? can you sit back and relax? >> not yet. medium,we work in a big a large scale. this is designed to go across the world and reach audiences. hear fromtart to people, the average viewer, not just critics, what they think and feel about it, then it is star -- then it starts to be finished. >> even when you are a big film producer, you still worry about how it is going to do at the box office. we are also talking to nick carter and emma bun. you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru

christopher nolan's war drama dunkirk and girls trip. >>> a surprise announcement from sears and amazont on u.s. stocks. we have details about that and more on this friday morning. good morning. >> good friday morning. wall street looks to end the week on a positive mote note. sears is going to sell kenmore appliances on amazon. the nasdaq extended its winning streak to ten days. that's the longest stretch since february of 2015. do you want to visit the seven kingdoms? a travel comparison site has put together an schedule for game of thrones. you'll visit locations in spain, morocco, malta, croatia scotland and iceland. the cost under $2,200. that does not include hotels. instagram has a new member, amazon ceo jeff bezos published his first post yesterday, a flyover video of a new factories he's building for his rocket company. a drone flies in and stopped above bezos with a sign that says rocket factory coming soon. they will build reusable rockets that could deliver cargo and passengers to space by the end of the decade. >> #goodtobejeffbezzose. >>> just ahead the new dating app that

with a director like christopher nolan.or was it we try to play it cool? we're good? >> i think it was -- everyone kind of got there. and the focus was everyone wanted to tell a story. it was an incredible story. and, yeah. the one focus. >> there's not a lot of dialo e dialogue. there was a lot in your faces. looking for emotion. christopher nolan, when he was directing, was he saying, do it like this or like that? did he give you room to do your thing? >> he gives you free rein. he is expect frespectful that pe there for a reason. it was the best crew. and in general, people, he's respectful that he put you there for a reason. >> maybe it was harry styles and he's famous and he's a box office star. >> hey. >> it didn't happen. >> you went through a really tough audition process. and this director was very picky. said you earned your place there. >> thanks. >> that's got to feel good. >> i feel incredibly lucky to be part of an amazing story. and the cast is, i'm such a massive fan. and a massive fan of chris'. what you're

dunkirk" (nat plans and explosion) christopher nolan brings his i-max-focused film style to world war"dunkirk" marks the first time nolan has tackled a historical event. the movie was partially filmed on location at dunkirk and includes several of the civilian boats which took part in the 19-40 evacuation. the hollywood reporter says warner bros is predicting an opening between 35 and 40 million dollars for the war epic. "agents valerian and laureline you have less than ten hours to find the threat and eliminate it."luc besson heads back into the realm of science fiction with "valerian and the city of a thousand planets." adapted from the french comic book series, "valerian" reportedly cost around 180-million dollars to make and was done without major studio pundits predict "valerian's" opening numbers to be anywhere between 17 and the low-20 million dollar range."this weekend is about us. we deserve this."going up against the big budget epics this weekend is the r-rated comedy, "girls trip." deadline reports "girls trip" cost roughly 20 million dollars to make and industry watchers p

christopher nolan new movie it opens up july 21.of allied forces from a town in france after they became surrounded by the german army during the early days of world war ii. i sat down with two of the films stars harry styles from one direction and fioonn whitehead to talk about the intense process of this experience. a lot of this was really happening onset. watch this. >> coming back around. >> coming back around?! [ gunfire ] i'm a big fan of christopher nolan when he does special effects. he actually had you guys underwater that these underwater sequences talk about filming that. how long were you actually under and was there somebody bringing you guys oxygen how does that work when you're shooting a scene like that in the movie world? >> um, i think it was, you know, it was like filming then between takes you'd come up and it w was -- they were short bursts the action was so intense and quick. it was very inmate. they flooded the thing and there was us and, um, camera and a couple of crew and it was good. it was f >> i think it

so it is an interesting concept to pitch to studio when you're christopher nolan, you are -- you cane beauty of this film it's based on the incredible true story of the evacuation at dunkirk where over 330,000 british and allied troops were evacuated after they were stuck on dunkirk beach surround beside german forces and christopher nolan at his best. the film making here is absolutely brilliant. a a film you have to see on the specifically in our area there are three theaters showing this in the intended format. that's the you'd very out in chantilly. also the national air and space museum which is the lockheed martinnism max theater if you live out in maryland or further up you can go to baltimore, maryland, science center is showing it in 70-millimeterrism max this is one of the most immerse seive cinematic experiences i've ever had in a movie theater in my entire life, and it is a film that runs an hour and 47 minutes which is very strange for a world war ii film. generally they're between two and half to three hours long because nolan just drops you into the action and you are

. >> christopher nolan movie. >> harry styles is in the film.st importantly christopher nolan which i'm super excited about. we do have a little bit of a surprise planned. >> okay. >> shh don't say anything. >> really? >> we're excited about this. christopher nolan he did dark knight trilogy, inceptio, interstellar he's amazing. all right. a lot of celebrities celebrating the fourth of july yesterday on social media. let's show a couple of these. i don't know if we can get rid of the lower third to show what is he they had. christina aguilar with her family beautiful picture. obviously you see them on the water. >> very nice. >> with their dog, their children. that was really cool. christina aguilero there. >> tyra banks i like this photo a lot. >> that's cute. >> really cool hat. i need get one those. >> she got the real versions of the snap chat filter everybody was using. >> right. they would put on hat for you. she got the real one. >> looks good on you tyra banks. >> here's miley cyrus. i like how she referenced her favorite song. party in

steve: wow. >> christopher nolan filmmaker still bringing people toe a cinema. don't stay home. go to a movie theater if you find a 70-millimeter i max theater. ainsley: a man without babies. >> i will find you a list of theaters. if you want to tweet me i will tell you which one is the best one to go to at your city. brian: don't be surprised if he offers to pick you up. >> i will. steve: don't go. ainsley: when i was expecting my little girl people said go sees a many movies as can you because your life is over. are you all having fun? you got married. >> we got married in october. she is a film critic. so we go to the movies together. brian: by the way on our card steve it says the last question ask kevin if is he having fun. steve: the message today one direction, go to the movie. >> thank you for having me. beautiful new set. i'm honored to be here. ainsley: most positive man. >> dunkirk, go see it. steve: president trump highlighting items at the white house yesterday. one of the most popular guitar companies in the world. rocking out with gibson coming up next. brian: sus

christopher nolan tells the story of the dunkirk evacuation, will take a look at that film in the filmd evening and welcome to bbc news. the director general of the bbc, tony hall, says work is already underway to tackle the gender pay gap at the corporation. his comments come after some of the bbc‘s best known female personalities signed an open letter calling for urgent action. the presenters claire balding, fiona bruce and jane garvey, are among the more than a0 signatories. our media correspondent david sillito reports. alexjones of the one show. mishal hussein. sue barker. more than a0 of the most famous female presenters at the bbc are calling on the corporation to act now to end its gender pay gap. good morning, friends, and thanks for tuning in. the trigger for today's letter, that list published this week of the pay deals for the bbc‘s highest—paid stars. in the top 20 names, there was only one woman. the best paid men were being paid twice what the top women were earning. this open letter to the papers says that this week's annual report confirmed what many have long suspecte

a crazy, sick moment in time and the world was at war. >> christopher nolan's casting, the brillianceection, a group of young people will see this movie who don't know the story. maria: usually war movies do not bring big money at the box office. >> saving private ryan holds the record of $200 million was this looks to pull in $20 million which is pretty good. it will have legs, we will be talking about this through oscar season. maria: i want to see it and a couple others as well. girls trip is the other one. great to see you. have a good weekend. still had, tackling technology, talking to the company bringing holographic technology to the gridiron to help nfl teams train. a big program had. senator ted cruz in the house along with kellyand conway. next. maria: thanks for being here. it is july 21st, top stories right now, 7:00 on the east coast, donald trump says isis is falling fast, commander-in-chief met with military officials at the pentagon, youtube is helping with the war on terror, the company has taken action to fight extremism online. more on the fight against isis coming

christopher nolan dominated the box office but did 50-point that domestic debut. opening for a world war ii film in recent history. you may be able to credit fans of the group one direction for those numbers. harry stiles made his acting debut in the movie. gross trip and queen latifah came in second place with $30.4 million the lariam, the film based on a french novel series cost $180 million to make, only brought in a disappointing $17 million its opening weekend. that is behind spiderman homecoming and more for planet of the apes which both have been out for a few weeks. lauren: tracey, thank you, good to see you. fed chair janet yellen and jpmorgan jamie dimon says their plan could sell off their massive bond portfolio will spark volatility in stocks. we're going to ask chase chief economist anthony chan about that coming up. >> a theory, dear the best? i love you too. lauren: doing the rock johnson's newest costar is series. -- is siri. more on that next. ♪ ♪yea, you can be the greatest ♪you can be the best ♪you can be the king kong ♪bangin on your chest ♪you

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(nat action)christopher nolan's world war two epic "dunkirk" over ran studio projections, opening with 50-point-five million dollars. i-max screens made up just over 20-percent of its opening weekend, with audiences shelling out 11- point-seven million dollars to experience "dunkirk" in the larger screen format. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (justine) when you were in elementary school, chances are you built a baking soda volcano... but it was probably nothing like this. the oregon museum of science and industry ignited a massive baking soda and vinegar volcano today. it was constructed in celebration of of the museum's newest exhibit, "pompei." the super-sized experiment is 34-feet tall. the museum is hoping to break a guinness world record for the largest baking soda and vinegar volcano. the current record holder stands 28 feet tall. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this july visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. "hit well to left."<

he now stars in christopher nolan's "dunkirk.") ( band playing ) >> stephen: welcome to "the late show." >> thank you. >> stephen: mee nice to meet yo. you, too. >> stephen: i'm a fan of your work. >> thank you very much. >> stephen: i did not know you're irish. >> oh, really? >> stephen: your american accent was so good you fooled me. >> thank you into can you be fooled by people doing an irish accent? >> occasionally, yeah. i guess, yeah. >> stephen: but most of the time not? >> there have been some successful irish accents i guess in the course of cinema history. >> stephen: lucky charms guy, obviously. >> obviously is that do you get lucky charms in ireland? >> lucky charms don't exist in ireland. >> stephen: the leprechauns hide them from you. >> yeah. >> stephen: the trix rabbit? i don't know him. >> stephen: who would do a better irish accent. are you willing to name names. >> no. >> stephen: do you still live in ireland? >> i loved in london the last four years and we moved back to dublin. >> stephen: nice town. we just we

(sot) (jr stone) christopher nolan's world war two epic "dunkirk" over ran studio projections, openingwith 50-point-five million dollars. (justine) "girls trip" topped expectations. the r-rated comedy opened strong in second with 30-point-four million dollars. universal reportedly spent just 20-million making the movie. (jr stone) "spider-man: homecoming" slipped into third with a 22-million dollar weekend. (jr stone) ahead in sports... giants (lawrence: after a hot temperatures hit the bay area... get ready for a cool down... i'll have your complete forecast next.) (justine) and after the break... an anti-violence activist stabbed in the neck... hear why the victim decided to stream his attack on facebook live... (justine) in baltimore.. a rapper.. who's also an anti- violence activist.. was stabbed in the neck. he then went on facebook live.. with a message.. that might be his last. reporter rick ritter has the latest. we want to warn you that the video your about to see...is very graphic. (pkg) nats: "yo if i die it's all good"the video doesn't get any easier to watch...nats: i'm lo

christopher nolan brings imax to world war ii.tially filmed on location at dunkirk and includes several of the civilian boats which took part in the 1940 evacuation. the hollywood reporter said warren creavalleer brothers is protecting -- warner brothers is protecting an opening of 35 to $40 million at the opening. >>> an and the city thousand planets. it was done without major studio backing. they predict the opening numbers to be 17 and the low 20 million-dollar range. >>> this is about us. we deserve this. >> reporter: going up against the big budget epics, the r-rated comedy girls trip which cost $20 million to make and industry watchers says the movie will open 25 to $28 million. in hollywood i'm rick damagella >> a pleasant good morning to you, 6:56 saturday morning, 80 degrees out there already. this is a live picture there, sky6 live hd over the philadelphia international airport, here's some good news, relief is on the way, but storms will follow. chris has all the details for you in just a bit. >>> so, if you have an old

the iconic mission is the subject of a new film by the director christopher nolan.ken place. it was incredibly rough, felt very difficult, very dangerous, and that was without people dropping bombs on us. we weren‘t heading to a war zone, we were just going to present—day dunkirk. a call went out. we have to go to dunkirk. ready on the stren line. what are you doing? where are we going? into war, george. these recent disasters in manchester and london, the two disasters in london, have made us all so much more aware of civilian involvement, and the selflessness and bravery of the civilian rescue services. where are we going? dunkirk. they‘ll come back. there's no hiding from this, son. what i wanted to do was build a story using three different timelines, you know, land, sea and air. you are in a spitfire, you are on the beach with the guys there, you are on a boat with mark rylance, coming to help with the evacuation. we cross—cut between these three timelines to try to build up a coherent picture of the bigger events of dunkirk but without jumping out of the inten

and christopher nolan's blockbuster dunkirk is released in cinemas.e'll get mark kermode‘s thoughts on that and the other releases in the film review. good evening. welcome to bbc news. a bbc investigation has found evidence of children as young as nine being groomed on the live—streaming app periscope. launched two years ago, periscope allows its millions of users to broadcast live from their phone. but our team found children streaming video live from their classrooms and even their bedrooms — leaving themselves open to abuse. twitter, which owns the app, says it has zero tolerance for this kind of conduct. our correspondent angus crawford reports. not learning by broadcasting live from the back of the lesson. viewers send her direct messages. another school, another class. more questions from total strangers. but this is not just questions from total strangers. but this is notjust an innocent chat. are you in high school? yes. we found pupils live streaming across the country. and they have all been using this, periscope, which is a map owned by tw