. >> seth: but the real, no cgi, the real jason statham.th statham." [ laughter ] "that's right." >> seth: i'd -- see, i would like to be around jason statham. is it -- is it exciting as it sounds? >> i am like a fan girl around jason statham. >> seth: yeah. >> i love his movies. he is one of the few action stars of like -- when he says, "i'm going to kick your ass." like, you believe him. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> you know? >> seth: yeah. >> he could kick the crap out of people. you know? >> seth: yeah, i believe that after takes of his movies, someone's ass had actually been kicked. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> no, absolutely. but someone asked me in a press tour earlier, they were saying, "well, if you were going to voice "the meg," you know, if it was an animated -- who should voice the meg?" and i was like, "well, jason statham." >> seth: right, yeah. >> and that would be an interesting conversation. it was be like, "i'm going to make you bleed, shark." and then the shark would be like, "not if i bite you in half fit. [ laughter ] "

there it is, jason statham getting his teeth into the meg, and a prehistoric shark is on the loose. can he save us from it? and we take a rare cinematic trip to paraguay for a film called the heiresses. it's about late flowering freedom found amongst older women. so let's start with the negotiator. this has been billed as sort of bond or bourne meets mad men, in beirut. that's right, bourne is a particularly good example, because it's written by tony gilroy, the scriptwriter who wrote the first four bourne films and directed one of them himself. so he's very good on the shady operations of the cia and the negotiations that happen, and mad men, because donald draper, one of the great tv characters

it's just jason statham taking on a prehistoric shark, which has been awoken from the sea bed by a billionaireason, who plays a deep sea rescuer, obviously, goes down in his submersible to try and save people stranded at the bottom, but they awake this shark. something huge is out there, they say. yes, it is. there's this huge shark, like jaws after a lot of fish food. he's got bigger and bigger. almost too big — you can't really see the monster that well. it's almost not as scary as it should be, but there are moments where it leaves teeth marks on the glass, and that is a scary fish! that doesn't deter statham, who dives in. he was a former diver, actually, in his previous career, before he became an action hero. so the watery stuff he's really good at, diving off boats, taking on the shark with his captain ahab moment. look, it's a silly, popcorn, summer blockbuster movie, and it does deliver on all of those. interestingly, although it's about a prehistoric monster, it's probably the future of blockbusters, with a lot of chinese characters in it, because that's the burgeoning market. and it

there it is, jason statham getting his teeth into the meg, and a prehistoric shark is on the loose. can he save us from it? and we take a rare cinematic trip to paraguay for a film called the heiresses. it's about late flowering freedom found amongst older women. so let's start with the negotiator. this has been billed as sort of bond or bourne meets mad men, in beirut. that's right, bourne is a particularly good example, because it's written by tony gilroy, the scriptwriter who wrote the first four bourne films and directed one of them himself. so he's very good on the shady operations of the cia and the negotiations that happen, and mad men, because donald draper, one of the great tv characters of our time, was played

jason statham stars as a rescue diver who must save his crew from 75 foot prehistoric shark in the meg. we will hear what jason solomons thought of that and the rest of the week's releases in the film review. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are anne ashworth, associate editor of the times, and john rentoul, chief political commentatorfor the independent. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times leads with the situation in turkey, and that photo shows the parker solar probe launching from cape canaveral. the i has a warning from the eead of a higher education watchdog who says more should be done to protect the mental health of students. the metro shows forensic officers combing for clues in the south of manchester yesterday, after 12 people were injured in a shooting. the express reports that new research shows the death of the high street is being speeded up by the growing tide of bank closures. the daily telegraph leads with borisjohnson calling for theresa may to slash stamp duty and abandon affor

i love serena. >>> jason statham and rosie huntington-whiteley are balancing parenthood, too.ttend his big hollywood premiere. >> a stunning fiance and baby mama, fans swarming you, and one of the most iconic action stars on hand, think jason's made it. >> i know really well and it's great to be able to call him a friend. he's been, you know, a childhood hero of mine. >> he looks heroic, but he's kind of got a negative attitude. >>ason's movie is the meg -- short for megalodon -- that's a giant prehistoric shark thought to be extinct. well, it's not and statham must save the day! he did his own underwater stunts with 25 bull sharks. those are the ones more dangerous than great whites and, yep, no cage. >> there's always the amount of surprise with the wild animals. the nerves come from the unknown. >> oh, but this 51-year-old has experience in the water. check him out in a speedo, diving in the 1990 commonwealth games in new zealand. that's where he got to train for this movie. >> it was in the same country. but it wasn't the same pool. >> jason went from diving to modeling in

it's just jason statham taking on a prehistoric shark, which has been awoken from the sea bed by a billionairen his submersible to try and save people stranded at the bottom, but they awake this shark. something huge is out there, they say. yes, it is. there's this huge shark, like jaws after a lot of fish food. he's got bigger and bigger. almost too big — you can't really see the monster that well. it's almost not as scary as it should be, but there are moments where it leaves teeth marks on the glass, and that is a scary fish! that doesn't deter statham, who dives in. he was a former diver, actually, in his previous career, before he became an action hero. so the watery stuff he's really good at, diving off boats, taking on the shark with his captain ahab moment. look, it's a silly, popcorn, summer blockbuster movie, and it does deliver on all of those. interestingly, although it's about a prehistoric monster, it's probably the future of blockbusters, with a lot of chinese characters in it, because that's the burgeoning market. and it's set in some chinese resort, a swishy chinese resort whe

there it is, jason statham getting his teeth into the meg, and a prehistoric shark is on the loose.take a rare cinematic trip to paraguay for a film called the heiresses. it's about late flowering freedom found amongst older women. so let's start with the negotiator. this has been billed as sort of bond or bourne meets mad men, in beirut. that's right, bourne is a particularly good example, because it's written by tony gilroy, the scriptwriter who wrote the first four bourne films and directed one of them himself. so he's very good on the shady operations of the cia and the negotiations that happen, and mad men, because donald draper, one of the great tv characters of our time, was played byjohn hamm, who left the television after that series to go to the movies, and i don't think he's ever quite had a part that matches don draper — there are very few around — until now. he plays mason skiles. it's not as good a name as don draper, i'll give you that. but he is enjoying the high life in 1970s beirut, when a terrorist incident ruins his life and family. ten years later, he's a washed

jason statham battles a 75 foot prehistoric shark in "the meg". ear what jason solomons thought of that and the rest of this week's releases at 8:45. hello and very good evening to you. welcome to bbc news. the struggling department store house of fraser has been bought, just hours after going into administration by sports direct. its owner mike ashley says he wants to turn the chain into the harrods of the high street. sports direct is paying £90 million for the business, which is 169 years old. house of fraser has 59 stores across the country, 31 of them had been earmarked for closure, but mike ashley said in a statement he'll be doing his best to keep as many open as possible. so this evening, the 17 and a half thousand strong staff wait to find out exactly what he plans to do with his acquisition. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. glasgow, where house of fraser began. it's early doors and staff are fearing the worst. i don't think i have an understanding of it yet. it's not really been explained to us at all. i think we're all tr

it's just jason statham taking on a prehistoric shark, which has been awoken from the sea bed by a billionaireto try and save people stranded at the bottom, but they awake this shark. something huge is out there, they say. yes, it is. there's this huge shark, like jaws after a lot of fish food. he's got bigger and bigger. almost too big — you can't really see the monster that well. it's almost not as scary as it should be, but there are moments where it leaves teeth marks on the glass, and that is a scary fish! that doesn't deter statham, who dives in. he was a former diver, actually, in his previous career, before he became an action hero. so the watery stuff he's really good at, diving off boats, taking on the shark with his captain ahab moment. look, it's a silly, popcorn, summer blockbuster movie, and it does deliver on all of those. interestingly, although it's about a prehistoric monster, it's probably the future of blockbusters, with a lot of chinese characters in it, because that's the burgeoning market. and it's set in some chinese resort, a swishy chinese resort where there are a lot

jason statham stars as a rescue diver who must save his crew from 75 foot prehistoric shark in the meg

the super-sized shark flick "the meg" swims into cinemas, with jason statham facing off against a mammothill top the weekend box office, but with only 20- to-22 million dollars -- a far cry from its reported budget of 150-million."the kkk is planning an attack.""we'll need a white officer to play me when they meet face to face."spike lee returns with "black klansman," about a black cop looking to infiltrate the local k-k-k chapter. the drama is getting strong reviews, and is looking at a debut of eight-to-12 million dollars. filling out the field, box office watchers say "slender man" should open with anywhere from eight-to-16 million -- horror films can be difficult to track -- and "dog days," about strangers brought together by their four-legged friends, figures to "bow-wow" with less than 10-million. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) in just a few hours... day 2 of the outside lands music festival gets underway at golden gate park. tonight's headliner is "florence and the machine." and tomorrow night... it's janet jackson. they each start around eight p-m... but there's music a

the middle and does not really succeed greatly at either one.oe still, it a lot right, still, jason statham. he can beat the shark with that begin. the script is predictable. you can predict who is going to die and in wllt order r and who is surviving by the end credits. veo n, it's impossli tib up "j screen, it's kind ofbu fun, yeah, i wouldn't say it's necessarily great, guilty pleare. >> awar winning production on the way to the theater in arlington. talk aut that. >> yeah. i love signature theater, doing quality production and it's called "passion," theony awar winning musical about a love try angle. ncwe had a c to catch up with the director, matthew gardener, the actress, and this is what they had to say about that. >> it's a sto of a soldier in 1860 italy, and basically he gets sento an outpost. he meets this woman named fosca, and it's about her showing him a new wayve to >> there's also a lot of comedy in it too. >> yeah. >> it doesnak itself too seriously and really balances, and it's just such a -- it's so romantic. >> all right. >> this is actually signature's 29th production, w

and on this week's film review, jason statham stars as a rescue diver who must save his crew from a 75ot prehistoric shark in the meg. we'll hear what jason solomons thought of that and the rest of this week's releases at 5:45pm. it's 5pm. our top story: the owner of sports direct, mike ashley, has said he aims to transform house of fraser into the "harrods of the high street", after agreeing to pay £90 million to rescue the department store chain from administration. mr ashley described the deal as a "massive step forward" and pledged to do his best to "keep as many stores open as possible". here's our business correspondent rob young. house of fraser has a long, proud history. it started in glasgow in 18119 and has been on the high street ever since. but early this morning, the company collapsed into administration. it is the biggest shock to british retail in over a decade. just yesterday, house of fraser warned it needed an injection of cash within ten days. the rescue deal with the owner of hamleys fell through last week, leaving the chain in a precarious state. within hours of th

the super-sized shark flick "the meg" swims into cinemas, with jason statham facing off against a mammoth. analysts predict the thriller will top the weekend box office, but with only 20- to-22 million dollars -- a far cry from its reported budget of 150-million."the kkk is planning an attack.""we'll need a white officer to play me when they meet face to face."spike lee returns with "black klansman about a black cop looking to infiltrate the local k-k-k chapter. the drama is getting strong reviews, and is looking at a debut of eight-to-12 million dollars. filling out the field, box office watchers say "slender man" should open with anywhere from eight-to-16 million -- horror films can be difficult to track -- and "dog days," about strangers brought together by their four-legged friends, figures to "bow-wow" with less than 10-million. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (lydia) coming up in the next hour... police are investigating a shooting that killed a man in castro valley. we'll have the latest in a live report. (lydia) plus... a mother and her two daughters are killed in a house fire. no

the movie, starring jason statham and rainn wilson claimed the top spot after bringing in more than $44film knocked off "mission: impossible - fallout" after it spent two weeks at number one. >> tom cruise had his time. >> he did. it's over. two weeks. got to move on to the shark-eating movie. >> i will say this. i'm surprised they're still able to make a shark movie. how many different ways can you -- >> be killed? >> be eaten? >> if it beat mission impossible -- >> a good day to go to the movies. >> a good day to go to the beach. >> the beach is a little cool right now, a little chilly. maybe not the beach, terry. maybe next weekend when we're expecting those temperatures to warm back up. but this week, 63 degrees right now in san jose. we did see a high of 86 degrees. you notice in the wind speeds, not really a factor. really nice, calm weather. in san francisco, though, we've still got carl the fog hanging on steady, and we definitely saw that deepening marine layer start to cover the golden gate bridge. now beef kind of seen it clear out a bit, but we're going to continue to see th

jason statham, by the way. i love that dude. >> isn't he a babe?: that's true. yeah, yeah, yeah. i didn't think about that. >> that's how much of a babe he is. [ light laughter ] every time he took his top off i was like, "i'm still gay, but like really good. [ laughter ] really good." >> jimmy: he's a tough guy though, in real life. he's a real -- he's not -- i mean, he's an actor but he's really a tough dude. >> he's just got that look, you he's got that ece ife says some doesn't matter what he's saying. if he's like, "i'm going to go get lunch." you're like, "oh, yeah, you're getting your own lunch." [ laughter ] and then, whatever it is, you're probably going to get -- you're getting your own lunch. >> jimmy: you are getting lunch. oh, you are lunch. >> like, i can't. >> jimmy: you are lunch. oh, my god. [ laughter ] that's the funniest thing. that is such a good line. [ laughter and applause ] "you are" is right. you are lunch. >> he is lunch. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: so what happens now? you play -- you're jaxx? you play this -- >> i'm ja

. >> reporter: before the oceanic thriller "the meg" starring jason statham takes a bite out of the summerwhite. >> you're gonna need a bigger boat. >> reporter: a co loss sal killekil killer. yeah, that would be "jaws." that is, until you feast your eyes on these teeth. >> i couldn't believe it. these things are reay rare. >> australian schoolteacher and fossil enthusiast may have discovered what's left of a massive prehistoric shark. >> it is just, yeah, that was extraordinary and i was over the moon. >> reporter: those teeth on display to the public for the first time, almost three inches in length belonging to an extinct species aptly named the great narrow-tooth shark. nearly twice the size of a great white with a monster appetite it preyed on small whales 25 million years ago. a ferocious cousin of the famous megalodon. >> even though it actually went extinct 2 million years ago. >> reporter: experts on this year's shark week call it the biggest, baddest creature of all time and that megalodon was 60 feet long but finding the teeth of its cousin has never been discovered in australia

it was kind of like jason statham and meg low dong.u're supposed to do when you see a bear for those who don't know, if you see a bear, i would just go aaaagh and dominate him and the -- i showed him who is boss. fun house. >> fun house. [ applause ] >> i tell you what, i'm moving in with rainn wilson, everybody. that's where i'm going. >> any time. any time. >> the movie, "the meg," it is in theaters tomorrow. make sure you go check out rainn wilson and coming up, bette midler. we'll be right back. designed to save you money. wireless network even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on r

>( james ) action star jason statham goes up against a massive, prehistoric shark in "the meg."he meg" is rated "p-g-13." ( james ) also in theaters this weekend... spike lee's "black-klansman." it tells the true story of an african american detective who goes undercover to take down the ku klux klan with the help of a white colleague. denzel washington's son-- john david washington -- stars as ron stallworth. and topher grace portrays now former k-k-k leader david duke. "black-klansman" is rated "r." (lydia) coming up in the next hour... police are investigating a shooting that killed a man in castro valley. we'll have the latest in a live report. (lydia) plus... a mother and her two daughters are killed in a house fire. now investigators say it started... when the mother set áherself on fire.fire. a homicide investigation in castro valley.im live with the details. ( james ) plus ... the search is on for this man ... accused of sexually abusing a child. outside lands kicks off today...bringing hundreds of thousands of people to golden gate park. golden gate park. (darya) good m