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it is our guy, patrick wilson. patrick, welcome back to gma. [ applause ] >> thank you.writer. >> really great. >> the first movie was the highest grossing dc film of all time. >> crazy. >> ever. that's crazy. >> yeah, yeah. it was one of those things that, you always hope for your movie, when it's in a genre to reach a much wider demographic. it's insane to see the amount of people around the world. it's great to make a lot of friends here in the states, but when you see the appeal around the world, this time we went to brazil and china to promote the film around the world, try to get the word out. >> had a great director. >> yes. >> he said he wanted a bromance action adventure movie. [ laughter ] >> right. >> how did you pull that off with jason? >> well, luckily, we get along. chemistry's a funny thing. i feel like you got to have a good scene partner that wants to show up and have a good time. he's a good guy. and the role has really become just so much of him, you know? that's the thing about this movie more so than the first film. he has put so much of himself int

jason momoa and patrick wilson teaming up again for the action-packed sequel, and our maggie rulli gotrs in london. they are sipping tea and spilling some tea, of course. that is coming up in our next hour. >> whit: definitely looking forward to that. >>> also, the top headlines we're following on this saturday morning. two major shipping companies pausing all container shipped traffic through the red sea, maersk and hapag-lloyd, and the two announcing they are suspending transit through one of the most important trade corridors after a series of attacks on their vessels by irani-backed houthi militants. they've raised concern about shipments of oil, grain, and consumer goods. >> stephanie: customs and border patrol issuing a warning after the mexican military seized ten improvised explosive devices at the border. the ieds were discovered by mexican authorities after a man with an ak-47 rifle was arrested on the u.s. side of the border. a law enforcement official saying the man was fleeing the warring, gang violence, and turned himself in to u.s. authorities. >> gio: and a shake-up at

i heard patrick wilson, he plays my brother. one. it did really well. i had been playing the role for so long. been playing it ten years. one of the things i would love to play. i just wrote a wish list, 50 page treatment and scoped out the whole role. i went in and pitched it to warner brothers and dc and and they liked it. so i got writing credit on it. it was just talking about how passionate i am as a fan of the world, i just wanted to take it to the next level. >> you're a dad in real life. do your kids think it's cool you are a super hero? did you take them to the set? >> i always take them to the set. yeah. i'm still cool, i think. [ laughter ] >> they must be young. >> i'm flying home right after this to go home to my son's 15th. yeah. if we do another one, which we're not, but i would be cool. >> don't you like to cook? your daughter likes to cook? >> my daughter loves to cook. my son does, too. yeah. it's wonderful. >> do you know what's wonderful? we're going to show you a clip of the new one. here it is. >> ah, no, s

josh mankiewicz: and now patrick was sitting in a starbucks with detective wilson, letting him in onso this guy didn't really come forward out of the goodness of his heart or his civic duty. this was revenge. yes. but you'll take it. yes. josh mankiewicz: patrick told the detective that he knew that mike snyder had been killed, and that his body was buried in the yard of the snyder's former home. and how did patrick know this? his best friend michael had told him, and on more than one occasion. he even said the next day, he told him about it. and then over the years, if they were together or drinking or something, that he would break down and tell him again the story. you believe him? yes. so this is one more person pointing you to the backyard. yes. but you'd already looked there. this seemed very believable, this information. and it really corroborated what we suspected. josh mankiewicz: patrick agreed to cooperate with police. he drove an undercover police vehicle with a hidden microphone to michael's home and told him they needed to speak privately. patrick said the police had co

from ch we have patrick king who is the contract executive. darrin wilson program manager and [indiscernible] perez the assistant program manager. i wanted to introduce those folks. just a personal note, it has been a trip down memory lane tonight with piers 30/32 in particular i tried and failed twice at that site. i was happy to hear about the progress on pier 70 and it's so impressive that staff is doing. if i can move to the next slide, please. can i advance -- i think i can advance on my own. this is a brief overview of the presentation. i'll start with program background. dig into the details about the original contract, the amendment, deliverables that would he saw over the course of the contract. talk about the contract controls and remaining contract capacity and end with next steps. so the reason i within the to start with some become ground about the resilience program is really that when we started, we had a set of assumptions about what the program would be. and through the work we've done with this contract, those assumptions change pretty sig

wilson, joins me now, hopefully to bring us some better news. chris, thank you very much. so look, what's what's going on here. how can we keep patrick?s well. so firstly i mean it's an amazing thing that you own. it's um, it's a remarkable. well, um, what's are we up what's going on? where are we up to with the sale this barge, what's going on? where are we up to witiwell sale this barge, what's going on? where are we up to witiwell iale this barge, what's going on? where are we up to witiwell i mean, this barge, what's going on? where are we up to witiwell i mean, as; barge, what's going on? where are we up to witiwell i mean, as you�*ge, what's going on? where are we up to witiwell i mean, as you say, then? well i mean, as you say, i've been looking for a british owner for the last 18 months. >> um, and, um, it's been very slow . slow. >> and, um, as a result, and, and i think it's probably generally known i'm not in great health. i'm 75. yeah. and we really need to bring this to a head. really need to bring this to a head . and so, um, she has been head. and so, um, she has been put on sale with a yacht broker , put on sale with a