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. >> mark wahlberg and josh duhamel blow up stonehenge. >> what could possibly go wrong?thing. >> and our hilarious racquetball game on the set of melissa mccarthy's new movie. >> now, this is "entertainment tonight." new year's holiday weekend. nischelle turner is off. 2017 is full of some exciting new movies and tv shows coming your way. we are breaking them all down. right at the top of the tv list, scandal. the new season was delayed due to kerry washington's real life pregnancy. but the abc hit is back, and the balance of power is about to shift. >> if i have to try and sum up this season in one word or one phrase, how would you do it? >> i would say topsy-turvy. >> oh, my god. ha>> wt would i say? i would say infighting. >> i am done running for president. >> well, i'm not. >> season 6 starts the first episode, election night. >> story-wise, that's where ur find us is on election night in our imaginary scandalous election. so you will find out the results of that election. >> i'm assuming -- >> it is scandalous. it gets very, our crazy characters get crazy. >> here'

he was 59 years old. >>> after films like deep water horizon and lone survivor boston native mark wahlbergth one of his good friend to help tell a story of the boston marathon bombing. >> film's called patriots day and wahlberg collaborated with peter byrd, he is one of the best in the business when it comes to non-fiction. he definitely knows how to keep it real. >> let's go, very good. let's go. >> i like, you know, a realistic approach to film making. that is my personal taste. >> reporter: film relying on real story lines, the couple though played by mark wahlberg and michelle manahan symbolize emotional support touring nerve racking situations and sleep deprived days. >> we wanted to make sure that we could have a character who was, you know, he could be in these different situations. we didn't want to give anybody credit for something that they didn't to. >> reporter: cast and crew felt that they did their best telling their story of that horrific day. >> we approached it from, almost a documentary drama perspective and when peewee started to find real footage, of the tsarnaev brothe

iot's . >> mark wahlberg was teamed up with peter berg and this is based on events sursurrounding the 2013 boston marathon bombings. >> it is terrorism. >> they follow the police, fbi agents, terrorists and victims. >> it is important to take something like the boston marathon bombing and that experience and freeze it for a moment and let people sit and focus on it and under how emotional of an experience it really is. >> it is about hope. and it is about the human spirit. it sound corny and these are real people that we have met and they are no joke. they are fighters. >> you only see what you are privy to on the news and actually talking to victims and the law enforcement. and how they responded and you started to get an idea of what happened. >> real life-victims. >> jessica and patrick downs are featured in the film. they felt a responsibility to share their story. >> we felt like this movie was going to happen. with us or without us. and we believe that us being a part of it could help shape the narrative. and get some of the main themes people would get out of it. we do. we feel

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. ♪ i'm here with the man himself, mark wahlberg. there's action all over the place.choppers landing, taking off. we got a stonehenge potentially getting blown up today. >> it gets crazier and crazier every day we go on. >> you got michael bay, and you got an historical landmark. what could possibly go wrong? >> nothing. oh, it was nice knowing you, stonehenge. >> to pull off the destruction of stonehenge, director michael bay built a second stonehenge a few miles away from the original so he could destroy it, obviously without harming the original landmark. these perfect replica stones stand 30 feet tall and are sunk 16 feet into the ground. sir anthony hopkins was blown away by the scope. >> a lot of excitement here today. >> it's fantastic. i've never been in a movie like this one. >> did you visit stonehenge as a kid? >> yeah, when i was a boy. i was about 8 years of age, just after the war. >> what brings the movie to stonehenge in the first place? >> a lot of things are answered here as stonehenge. >> are there going to be some answers to the age old questions a

and mark wahlberg i'm a fan of. in the commercial? >> i wasn't saying anything abwere. >> no. >> just about how -- >> he's very attractive obviously. i don't know. >> yeah. that was the start of it. i saw mark last week because i went to the patriot's day party. i did something i thought was amusing. i said hi mark i don't know him, and he said hi, kathy, and i grabbed my boyfriend and i said this is my boyfriend and he's going to kick your butt and then the guy hosting the party said why do you do that? and my boyfriend went why do you do that? and mark wahlberg said why do you do that? and i made fun of his lack of muscles. he kept flexing and i was like i get it. and then i flipped him off. that's how i get along with people. let's talk about hall passes. he's your hall pass? >> yes, but he's not interested. >> do you want me to ask him? >> he's not interested. >> would you like to read aloud? >> we have to take a quick break. >> after that cold reading. >> okay, fine. >> much more ahead. some cold reading. the b

. >> plus, mark wahlberg. the actor has been complaining about longer locks for months.ansformers. >> it makes me uncomfortable. it's a problem. it is blowing around. it obstructs your view. >> a fresh cut on today's "ellen" where he revealed he might have a new problem. his 13-year-old's daut wesh ella, crush on bieber. s she said, we're getting married. i said, over my dead body. actually over your two dead bodies. >> we have details on the first tv role, in two decades. >> something really important to me. >> then before ben affleck hits golden globe red carpet, we are with him opening up to "e.t.." >> and the golden globes, funniest moments ever. jokes from years past that will still make you laugh. >> gravity, it's the story of how george clooney would rather float away into space and die than spend one more minute with a woman his own age. >> closed captioning provided by -- areeback it work on movie number three, anna kendrick instagrams this ic of the cast united but no word yet in the story line matches what anna told us what she hoped it would be. >> what would

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finally, mark wahlberg gets the haircut he's been waiting for. >> if i had my choice, i'd have shorto keep shaggy hair while shooting. >> it makes me very uncomfo uncomfortable. it's a problem. it's blowing around. it ab instructs injure view. >> he showed off his new 'do on "ellen" revealing he might have a new problem, his daughter's crush on justin bieber. she said, that's going to be my -phuls. i said, over your two dead bodies. i'll be back in jail. >>> cher at 70 is prep forge a major 2017. details on her first tv movi role in two decades. >> 134g that is really really important to me. >>> before ben affleck hits the red carpee, we're with him opening uppthe "e.tt" vault. >> we were awfully young. >> and the gloelden globes funniest moments ever, the jokes from years past that will still make you laugh. >> what does that say? >> marial. >> marial streep. >> closed captioning provided by -- th...oh, baked-on alfredo?e. nope. no way. nada. really? dish issues? throw it all in. cascade platinum powers through... your toughest stuck-on food. nice. cascade. >>> the stars of "pitch p

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of the boston marathon bombing from the point of view of boston police commissioner played by mark wahlberg. as you can can imagine it was an emotional film for all those involved. casting for the actors. one of the hardest roles at all, 26-year-old tamara laine was the older brother in the set of two behind the bombing. he was killed in a shootout after the tragedy. the actor talked about what he had to go through to get into character from getting in the same boxing ring to getting instruction from his very boxing coach. and watching jihadist video. he he took the acting to another level. >> he watch a lot of videos it's a very unpleasant thing. >> i met with him in new york because he has a local connection. he is from the country of georgia. but a big dreams of making it in america. he traveled from the land of the box the other way to jersey. he got a scholarship to attend new york film academy, he came over and stayed with his extended family. his roots started in jersey. for years he would take the bus to the train, to the subway, right to off-broadway. he got noticed in a big way. t

. >> reporter: from brady to fellow bostonian mark wahlberg we will bring you hollywood's sensitive star my hero... that is a great question. i think my daddies my hero. >> reporter: father of three getting emotional talking about his tight bond with his seven two-year old father and biggest phantom tomorrow brady senior. >> he is the one i look up to are every day, my dad. >> reporter: meanwhile diehard patriots lover mark wahlberg showed his sensitive and protective side, cuddling with daughters seven year-old race and 13 year-old ela ray, took my girls on the daddy daughter bonding weekend. mark explaining just how tight he runs his house hold. >> i mean having relationship with girls is amazing but i have now a teenager. that posts a whole new set of challenges. there is no dating. there won't be any dating. >> reporter: finally katherine hegel sharing this father/son moment of josh kill which his new born name sake writing happy birthday to the sexiest funniest smartest most talented charming man i have ever met. oh, he is not too shabby in the dad department either. >> we will have

mark wahlberg: the truth matters in a situation like this.ho put their lives on the line to bring the bombers to justice. two people took many days and weeks to plan out hate. but love responded in an instant. wade: this is "the making of patriotsday." they are the events that touched so many lives here in boston. so, making a movie that was true to what happened and to the spirit of the city was a personal mission for everyone involved. good evening, i'm lisa hughes.

obama's foreign policy shaped the middle east; mark shields and david brooks on the week's news; mark wahlberg's film, recounting the horror and courage displayed in the boston marathon bombing, and much more. >> inskeep: when president-elect trump is inaugurated next week, he inherits enormous power. during confirmation hearings for his cabinet secretaries this week, u.s. senators have taken steps to limit that power. they pressed the president- elect's cabinet nominees to admit climate change is real, or that russia is a threat, or that torture is illegal. it's still considered unlikely that the senate will reject his nominees, but senators are setting terms of employment for the administration ahead. the terms are often different than what mr. trump proposed while campaigning. >> torture works. torture works, okay, folks? waterboarding is your minor form. >> inskeep: that's what the candidate said in early 2016. in early 2017, a democratic senator asked jeff sessions, the nominee for attorney general, if torture is legal. >> congress has taken an action now that makes it absolutely improper a

you might remember two years ago his brother nick made a splash in a tribute to mark wahlberg's underwearign. which brother wears it better -- or doesn't wear it better? >> that's our unscientific poll of the day on twitter. twitter twitter joe or nick? >> it's very important. >> it actually came from brian ross who e-mailed us that question. can you please ask that. >>> next to a pricey bobble, block. >> would some people? >> sources have confirmed to people that jennifer lopez in this snapshot that she shared on instagram is rocking a necklace given to her by drake. >> okay. the 17-inch necklace is rumored to have cost a cool $100,000. >> she reportedly flashed it at his concert in las vegas. >>> and a slippery start to the new year caught on camera. for meek mill. >> he'd just broken up with his girlfriend nicki minaj when he took a coupleable down ice covered stairs. whoops. oh. >> the end of it, though, is the best part. you can hear him laughing at himself while he's watching it. >> oh, man. he's having the worst decade ever. >> but i love that he's a good sport about it. he didn't

. >> mark wahlberg. >> >> karaoke song for me "jesse's rock.okies.e chocolate chip little debbie's get me. >> i can't even tell you how much of a highlight it is for me. good, that's it? >> bill belichick always looks so excited. >> always looks so uncomfortable. so uncomfortable. he is my favorite person there. >> what's your go-to karaoke song? >> god, you put me on the spot. i know yours. you told me once. >> do you? >> no, i don't. tell me. >> do you put conditioner or beard oil on that thing? >> you know what? i did this morning. >> it's very soft. >> i shampooed it this weekend. >> there was one moment in that whole thing where someone in the crowd actually stole the spotlight for a little while because the person presumably a tom brady fan was wearing -- did you catch that? it's a freaky tom brady mask. at one point tom brady noticed the mask in the crowd and his response was whoa. >> looks a little like him. >> so weird. >> it's kind of creepy. >> also on the scene having fun with the houston texans, mascot was the empress of austria, e

. >> mark wahlberg. >> karaoke song for me? "jessie's girls." >> i love cookies.te chip cookies. little debbies get me. >> i can't tell you how much of a highlight it is for me. good. that's it? >> he loves doing that, bill belichick. someone in the crowd stole the spotlight because the person presumably a tom brady fan was wearing a tom brady mask. >> so creepy. >> by the way, when the pats quarterback saw the mask in the crowd his response was, whoa. lots of selfies as you can imagine going on there. >> it's almost like it's real. it's really creepy. >> it's a little too the mascot of the houston texan was the empress of austria, elizabeth i. his real name is julian. a reporter from austria covering the super bowl for the past six years. witnesses say he gave more interviews than he conducted. no surprise when you're doing whatever in the world he's doing. >> you didn't dress like that when you covered the super bowl? >> yeah, but not with the gloves. everything else is cool. come on. that's a little bit much. >>> next up film director james cameron, sure seems

. >> reporter: and actor mark wahlberg prepared to work on a scene for patriots day.orite big papi was there. >> big papi, the greatest hitter. >> reporter: just five days after the marathon bombing, big papi stood on the mound at fenway, his delivery, perfect. not only speaking to boston, but for it. >> this jersey that we wear today, it doesn't say red sox, it says boston. >> i spoke from my heart, it was not something i planned or wrote it. i spoke just like i knew the citizen that was suffering. >> reporter: wahlberg, a boston native, remembers the speech. >> what do you remember what it happened? >> i got chills, overwhelmed with emotion, i could tell how upset he was, he knows how resilient the people of boston are and that boston strong was something now that the world got to see. >> reporter: we are talking behind the crew as the cameras lead into the roll-in of fenway park. from there, ortiz walks out to give his now famous 54-word speech. instead of trying to recreate the moment, the movie cuts to actual footage. the filmmakers didn't want the movie to be ju

. >> and actor mark wahlberg prepare to shoot a pivotal scene in the movie "patriots' day."te big papi is used to spending his days at fenway park. his majestic home runs kre meanting his statu boston's sports legends. >> big papi, the greatest slugger in red sox history. >> reporter: just five days after the marathon bombing big papi stood on the pitcher's mound at fenway, his delivery perfect. not only speaking to boston but for it. >> the jersey that we wear today, it doesn't say red sox. it says boston. >> i speak from my heart. it nothing i planned or wrote. i was just speaking like i know the citizen that was suffering. >> wahlberg and the director remember that speech well. >> what do you remember when you saw that speech happen? >> chills. i got chills. overwhelmed. i could tell how upset he was. he knows how resilient the people are and boston strong is something the world got to see. >> reporter: we tucked in behind the crew as they rolled through the tunnel leading to the real fenway park. from there ortiz walks out to give his now famous 54-world speech. instead

. >> reporter: and actor mark wahlberg prepare to shoot a pivotal scene in patriots day. fan-favored big papi is used to spending his days at fenway. his majestic home runs cemented his status among the legends. >> all right, boston. >> reporter: just five days after the marathon bombing, big papi stood on the pitcher's mound at fenway. his delivery, perfect. not only speaking to boston but for it. >> this jersey that we wear today it doesn't say red sox. it says boston. i speak from my heart. it was not something i ever planned, or wrote it. i was speaking just like i know the citizens that were suffering. >> reporter: wahlberg, a boston native, and the film's director, remember the speech well. >> what did you remember when you saw the speech happen? >> chills, i got chills, overwhelmed with emotion, i could tell upset he was, he knows how resilient the people of boston are and that boston strong is something now that the world got to see. >> reporter: we tuck in behind the crew as cameras roll in a tunnel leading to the real fenway park. from there, ortiz walks out to

what these men did in boston was incredibly spiring to me and mark wahlberg.t time, and there would be time it would look like false leads and they would go into houses with fences, and it would be wrong, what board you in the final cut? >> they definitely get it right. this was a very complex undertaking that involved multiple agencies, within 102 hours, we were able to run these guys down and get them off the street either kill or capture them. so that was our responsibility. the officers that were out there that were actually in the field had a tremendous sense of urgency. they got an enormous amount of detail into this movie, even some things that i didn't know. so i was very impressed with it. and then in the final analysis, the stress that happened between the agencies was really -- that was the only problem that we had. steve: what do you mean stress between the agencies? >> well, this problem of releasing the photos. so some people wanted to do that. some people wanted to keep it a secret and try to catch them without anybody knowing. so there was some

out of five, one of the most incredible films, everyone is incredible in the movie, including mark wahlbergrd for worse sounds going to kevin mccarthy. just kidding. >> have a great weekend, kevin? have a great weekend. >> bye, guys. >> you got t okay, we have an update on our biggest story of the morning here. apparently, the police say a person who escaped from the back seat after police cruiser has been apprehended. >> taken him into custody. the big thing, they were searching for that person in that incident. so that happened up there. >> it happened on the boulevard. >> roosevelt and somerdale. >> where adams, also comes together there, and what are we seeing here now, megan? >> this is in olney. this is where the suspect was apprehended? >> fifth and godfrey remember this happened around 5:00 this morning, and they had to shut down parts of roosevelt boulevard, did cause traffic issues for some people. and they've been looking. at one point we thought the three people there, looking for three people, but we don't know if this is all over with, we do know one person has been apprehende

is an amazing director. >> and a vet advocate. >> and i'm looking forward to "patriots day" and mark wahlbergaying about mark in the commercial? >> i wasn't saying anything about mark in the commercial. >> i think you were. >> just about how -- >> he is very attractive, obviously. >> that was the start of it. >> i saw mark last week. i went to the party. and i did something i thought was amusing. and by the way i don't know him. i went up to him and said hi, mark and he goat hi kathy and i grabbed my boyfriend and said this is my boyfriend and he's going to kick your butt and i walked away. and david o'russell goes why did you do that and my boyfriend went why did you do that? and mark said why do you do that? >> he is talented. >> real deal talented. i was making fun of his lack of muscles. i get it and then i flipped him off. >> that's how you roll. >> let's talk about hole passes. he's your hall pass. >> would you like to read aloud. >> we have to take a break. >> we'll do some cold reading. >> much more ahead. some cold reading. the ball is going to drop in 1:41. we'll bring it to you liv

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>> inside the making of "patriots' day" with mark wahlberg and his emotional family reunion brought him to tears. >> all of our lives could have been different. >> now "the insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. >>> hello, everyone. welcome to "the insider." we're tracking the biggest stories in hollywood today. >> we start with the number one story everyone's talking about. >> megyn kelly's new nbc daytime show could pit her up against "live with kelly," the 9:00 a.m. hour is a constant trouble spot for the network, as we go inside kelly versus kelly, the new morning show war? >> this is very nice! >> yeah! >> what a way to start your morning. >> my co-host today is megyn kelly. >> moving from one-time co-host to long-term competitors?

and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is an academy award winning actor, who stars opposite mark wahlbergnow. ladies and gentlemen please welcome j.k. simmons! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you for playing that sketch with us. i appreciate it. >> that was, yeah -- it took me a while to fix my hair, so -- >> jimmy: oh, really? this is your -- third time you have been on our show around your birthday. >> always my birthday week. it's my annual present now. >> jimmy: yeah, i'm so happy. this is fantastic. well, your birthday was this past monday? >> it was my -- yeah. >> jimmy: happy birthday, buddy. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: every year -- every year you should come back. last time you were here, was -- we had billy joel that night. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: do you remember that? >> so cool. >> jimmy: yeah and we -- during the commercial break, we were just goofing around and we went up to billy just to talk to him and the band and we just started singing, like doo-wop. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you're trying to take half credit for it, i did it. [

capture it, correctly, that i found very inspiring. >> this is third movie you have made with mark wahlberg in playoff season because he is a patriots i am a giants' fan, but you know, it is -- i never had a brother so it is like having a brother i love him very much, i have so much respect for him. we you know we fight like brothers fight sometimes, but there is always a lot of love there. >> great to see you -- >> by the way, he is behind state of play on hbo producer of that incredible series on sports, so i know more episodes coming from excited about that motive opens not tomorrow but a week from tomorrow. >> 18th. >> buy tickets people, we will be right back. ... >> breaking news right now. we're monitoring a developing situation in turkey. turkish police followed explosions outside of a courthouse. they believe to have been car bombs. police are seeking a third assailant and we'll bring you the latest developments here on the fox business network. thanks to kirsten, lee carter this morning. right now it's all about "varney & company" and mr. stuart varney. take it away. stuart: i wil

oh, did i mention that marty walsh is from the same neighborhood as mark wahlberg is from?grew up, toughness is in the air. it is born from strength and a confidence about who you are and where you stand. in marty walsh's case it is framed with generosity and compassion for people who might need your help. the mayor stood before those microphones until the reporters ran out of questions, something you will never see donald trump do. and then after thanking everyone for coming, these were the mayors last words -- >> one quick story. i was a young man that came to my office not too long ago and his mother is undocumented. he's fearful of his mother being thrown out of the country. he was born here. he's about 7 years old. i saw him the other day -- actually i saw him two months ago. he wrote me a note and the note was -- i have been carrying this note around in my pocket the last 2 1/2 months. dear mr. walsh, i'm thankful for you because you protect our city from a mad man and you will make me and my family feel safe. your man, brian. that's why i stand here with my colleague

i will talk to peter byrd and mark wahlberg, native of boston when the film opens up nationwide. >> greatrom them. you can go behind the scenes of the movie even more join us with the making of the patriots day tonight at 7:30 only on cbs-3. >>> cradle of liberty is getting another historical attraction this syringe. >> today revolutionary donation to add to the brand new museum of the american revolution the significance of the source future home of the museum of the american museum is taking shop. >> john mcdevitt of the kyw news radio was there for a special presentation of the knew artifacts, to go on display. >> ♪ >> reporter: special ceremony inside of the museum of the hearn revolution, the sword of the bringing dear general hugh mercer was presented to the museum. general mercer a friend of the george washington died on this very day in 1777. from several bay net wound he received during a battle of princeton and now named mercer county. mercer immigrated from scotland, a member of the charitable organization the saint andrews society that is still in existence today. society was

and i spoke to mark wahlberg and peter about this film.er but combined of a bunch of real life officers. i wanted to know how these heroes have affected him on a personal level. watch this. >> when you played mark, when you were in deep water horizon, just a sentence or two on how each of them -- >> that's a good question. >> have changed you personally. >> i just talked t to marcus the other day. we talk quite often. mike got the amount of love that he has for his wife and daughter and i don't know made me want to be a better person, a better father, husband. >> you feel like you change as a person? >> oh, absolutely. and certainly with this, you know, this is my home. this is where i grew up. i went to school 250 yards on the finish line. and when this tragedy occurred, you know, everybody ran towards the problem. and it just inspired me so much and made me so proud to be a bostonnian. >> and the key word there is really inspiring. and i had the chance to meet a gentleman named patrick, who was actually at the finish line and, unfortunat

. >> mark wahlberg takes on kevin dillon. >> although donald trump makes millions of dollars, real estateins the cornerstone of his empire. after 40 years in the business, he's more driven than ever. >> i'll wake up to a 6:00 call where i have no idea it's him and he starts talking about a new golf course we want to purchase or a detail. >> his greatest skill is a business leader and his ability to build enthusiasm for an idea in all of his people and all the people working on it and then he has the ability to delegate. >> but despite his willingness to give his employees autonomy, there's one aspect of his business trump can't give up. he loves to negotiate. >> maybe that's the boy from queens or maybe it's just a pragmatic business guy. but hey, if you can save an extra $50,000 on a contract, that's a pretty good phone call if it takes you five minutes. >> that desire to keep a close eye on his cash stems from his brush with financial ruin 20 years earlier. >> our company today is worth in excess of $6 billion. >> i think i learned to keep cash, stay conservative. i enjoy borrowing but

. >> who else, i know mark wahlberg is a good friend of the dominic, so he often tweet s about it, justo support the show. >> wow, is that eddie. >> and that is janet, co-star of the show but brandi glanville. >> that is his ex-wife. >> on real housewives of beverly hills. >> she's on a you this fox tv show. >> she is. >> now they are both on fox. >> the carpet got a little, guess what, brandi the singer, she is the singer otto show, it is like brandy. >> did they speak. >> they did speak. >> okay. >> and then, of course, i was like, a lot of brandi's over there. >>> okay. >> we go there. >> bottom line is, i have in eye tea what this next thing is because it just cut off. but you have to watch rosewood on tax there that is basically what you are saying. >> should we roll a clip, i think there is i clip here. let's roll it and see what it is. >> yes, you did say that. >> yes. >> i did, difficult. >> between my character and dominic's character. >> and rosie. >> and jane will try to get in there love triangle, mess it all up but that is all season finally stuff. >> save it for more april