young tom holland. an excellent cast. charlie: where did you find the ship? ship in england. a tall ship. it gets used in movies. they use it for educational purposes. it's very busy. it is called the phoenix. there was about the size of the essex. we had to convert it with some set pieces to make it look like a whaler. and then we had to build the deck of that. and use that for, on a tank with hydraulics for the whale attack, for a storm, for some other action. when were out to see in the canary islands back on the phoenix -- charlie: sailing across the atlantic. ron: we filmed all that and got details. then we went out there with our actors that went through sailing school. in the whale boats, after they were adrift. charlie: this is the essex setting sail. >> mr. chase, -- the anchor. >> take the helm. make sail. let's go. [shouting indiscriminate orders] won't clear still ♪ >> watch your step. >> stand clear. >> oh! >> make sail. >> nice piece of work. charlie: there you go. ron: well, that is just chase making it look easy. yeah. look, it was thrilling t

tom holland, an excellent cast. >> rose: where did you find the ship? >> in england, a tall ship that gets used in movies and they also use id for educational purposes and it's very busy. it's called the phoenix. it was about the size of the essex. we had to convert it ever so slightly with set pieces and things to make it look like a whaler, and then we had to build the deck of that and use that on a tank with hydraulics for the whale attack, for a storm that we had at sea, for other action. then we went out to sea in the canary islands back on the phoenix -- >> rose: and filmed that. -- and filmed that and got details that way. we went with the actors who had gone to sailing schools and filmed that in the whale boats after they were adrift. >> rose: the essex setting sail. >> take the helm! (men shouting) >> watch your step! >> rose: there you go. you get a sense of it. that's chase making it look easy. look, it was thrilling to enter this world and learn something about it and i really think this period of time between getting to make rush, hurricane

their ship is destroyed by a vicious whale, chris hemsworth, cillian murphy, benjamin walker, and tom holland take desperate measures to survive on the high seas, in "in the heart of the sea." >> what's the matter, mr. shepard? >> the mast has fell in the sea, sir. all clear, mr. chase? >> it's jammed. it still won't clear! chris: when i was doing "rush", together, the whole time i thought "how can i continue this relationship? what else can we do?" i had this script that we were trying to find a director for, and i said "look, if you're not sick of me take a look at this. maybe we could do it again." moby dick was a fictionalized version, and the story was inspired by these events. so this is a true telling, or the origin story, so to speak, of the book. ron: it's the story that inspired melville to write moby dick. so we have melville, who is learning about the story. that's one of our story-telling devices. so i did read a lot about melville, and i was interested in finding, not only the big event of the wale destroying the ship that he used, but also a lot of the details and themes of the

. >> reporter: in "in the heart of the sea" stars chris hemsworth, njamin walker and tom holland as "essex" crew members hunting for whale oil. seems like you had a bonding thing. >> we all starved together, didn't we? >> yeah, something about suffering that brings you close together. >> reporter: to convincncingly play starving men adrift at s for months they all went on a highly restricted diet. i'd love to know what the conversation was like in between takes on set. >> food. >> food, really. >> always >> it got catty. there was a lot of like did you see ed had a cheeseburg last night. >> did he eat a piece of chocolatate? >> yeah. >> prepare to abandon ship. >> we can't roll away home. >> reporter: because it was such an intense diet, did that help you get into character eve more? >> i think like when you change your physique you're like embodying a new person so half the job is done. >> as i live and breathe he's mine. >> i was? why some men choose to defy all odds and push. >> these guys are going out for years on end on these voyages to get whale oil. are they ego driven, brave?

tom: gideon rose. francois hollande had to get pragmatic quickly after the paris tragedy.night showcased idealism versus pragmatism. there's a great article that says the candidates wanted to show their comfort in the role of wartime president last night. it might not be so easy when you are actually in the role. from london the few -- what is the view from london on the u.s.-born exchange? what do they say about the obama track record? guy: he is more cautious than his predecessors. that probably chimes with the way that europeans inc. of it. we have tried a bunch of things. we have gone from one extreme to the other. : it is not clear what the pragmatic option is. we had the intervention strategy in iraq. that is now a costly mess. we had partial intervention in asia. .- in egypt in syria there was no intervention, and that is also a catastrophe. there's no easy conclusion from the test cases. the europeansink are moving toward the policy that we need to do something now? the teacher really france and germany have taken a more cautious stance. 's post paris are looking a

tom: one thing that needs the reassuring, as david just said, the quality of people involved. bill gates pushing this forward. he gave a speech today, next to him, obama, modi, president hollandeance. emily: but what is the approach? tom: for the fund itself, it will be tied up with the university of california. it's not really clear. they are just looking for risk, and in some cases, i think billionaires will invest individually. emily: all right, let's hope they make some profits. thanks for that update. david kirkpatrick, thank you. great to have you on the show. up next, it is a startup that helps give life to startups. and an interview with the ceo of y combinator. ♪ >> 12:30 in hong kong and singapore. been elevated to the elite group of imf currencies. of the recognition efforts that china has made to integrate itself into the global economy. addition and inclusion in the market of currencies is a recognition of the significant reforms which have been conducted of the significant opening up of the chinese economy, of the financially, driven principles that are being used by the chinese authorities going forward. >> live images of beijing. it is lunch time there. smog is

toms river, route 9 utility pole repairs. a minor delay at the george washington bridge, construction at the lincoln and holland tunnels. the new jersey turnpike is open that construction has been cleared. street cleaning rules in effect. ken? >>> today we are expected to learn the names of the victims. five people died when a small aircraft went down. remains were pulled from the wreckage yesterday. a mayday call was received as the plane flew from san jose to las vegas. shortly after that the plane simply disappeared from radar. >>> president obama is his three friends from gunfire. sabian dobson died, preventing his three friends from getting shot. he was a he roy at 15. he was fatally not in knoxville thursday. >>> developing in new hampshire, police are investigating a threat that forced the closure of two schools. investigators say an e-mail, sent to a school administrator, made threats against two high school in his nash what. officials decided to be cautious and close the schools. >>> amtrak is implementing a new safety measure for passengers traveling from new york 20 philadelphia. -- to philadelphia called pos

holland, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloraon. bob: tom brady missed practice yesterday with an undisclosed illness and was immediately listed on the injury report as questionable for tomorrow's game against the titans. play. the bruins played in pittsburgh last night. brad marchand steals the puck along the boards and beats patrice bergeron. he snaps home the short-handed goal. bruins had a 3-2 lead after 2. bergeron got his second of the night here, his 11th of the year. the b's had a 4-2 lead. two for bergeron. three for bay stater frank vatrano. he's fighting hard for this one. he would get the hat trick three minutes later. the bruins beat pittsburgh by a final score of 6-3. not as much for the celtics last night, home against atlanta. jae crowder did enjoy a double-double. 24 points and 10 rebounds. coming off his career-high 38 points on wednesday, isiah thomas had 29 points. a three-pointer falls. it's a four-point play giving the celtics a two-point lead late, but the celtics stumbled down the stretch. they lose their third in a r

hollande reiterated their agreement. >> here, an american in paris spending most of his own personal fortune to study climate change. >> reporter: amid dignitaries, tomr made his fortune in banking and hedge funds. >> before learning the facts we invested in every industry, including fossil fuel industries. as i understood the facts we stopped. >> coal and oil are now the enmy for stier. three he years ago, he quit his job to spend his fortune stopping fossil fuel. he hosteded the president at his home, greeted by fans but also, protestors against the key stone exel pipeline. >>it was a yes, we're going t move to a cheen energy economy. >> in paris, that optimism only increased. >> good news is that a lot of the work has been done. >> reporter: president obama had ready met with chinese officials and governor brown spent to china. >> california is a great example of how this is supposed to work. we're a place with some of the most progressive policies in the world. >> he's fighting what he sees as a step back. >> i'm absolutely opposed to the idea that they'd ship coal through the bay area, to china. >> he told world leaders solar will be cheaper tha

hollande reiterated their agreement. >> here, an american in paris spending most of his own personal fortune to study climate change. >> reporter: amid dignitaries, tomn banking and hedge funds. >> before learning the facts we invested in every industry, including fossil fuel industries. as i understood the facts we stopped. >> coal and oil are now the enmy for stier. three he years ago, he quit his job to spend his fortune stopping fossil fuel. he hosteded the president at his home, greeted by fans but also, protestors against the key stone exel pipeline. >> it was a yes, we're going to move to a cheen energy economy. >> in paris, that optimism only increased. >> good news is that a lot of the work has been done. >> reporter: president obama had already met with chinese officials and governor brown spent to china. >> california is a great example of how this is supposed to work. we're a place with some of the most progressive policies in the world. >> he's fighting what he sees as a step back. >> i'm absolutely opposed to the idea that they'd ship coal through the bay area, to china. >> he told world leaders solar will be cheaper than coal in two ye

tom: we will be here today as our host, the mayor of paris, meets with president hollande and michael. right now we need to go to new york city. here's vonnie quinn. the coalition that has been attacking the islamic state is about to get a new member. lawmakers are expected to approve sending more planes into syria. it is called the most dangerous to employment by chancellor angela merkel. fou years agor, they cap germany out of international intervention in libya's civil war. three men on a motorcycle through firebombs early today, and 12 people killed. authorities in egypt are investigating. aslifornia gunman h reportedly been in contact with islamic extremists according to the associated press, which quotes at u.s. intelligence officials. shorter's killed 14 people, authorities are still searching for a motive. police say they found a 12 pipe bombs at the suspect's home and more than 16 rounds of ammunition when they died in a police shootout. 30 days to review and historic decision by the pentagon. the announcement by ash carter is a review to the marine corps, which covers exempt

theael holland, prices at end of a super cycle are down. the bottom line issue is, in orher mine and tom'snue to go lower? michael h.: i learned painfully i cannot call bottoms or tops. i hope to get the direction right. the time when we have such extreme motion in the commodity markets, particularly in oil, i think we are probably getting at or near the bottom. the reason i say that, it isn't just a guess, you can step back and look at the marginal producer in the super cycle for years was china. when they slowed down because of the overheating of their stimulus package in 2008, we had the crash coming in china. the hard landing. it is not in their interest to have a hard landing. they want to have full employment so they don't have revolutions. they want to do things to keep the economy going. erik: the problem is the world commodity toply of meet chinese demand that did not materialize. i guess the secondary problem is cash iscommodities king. if you are mining iron ore in brazil or he shall producer -- shale producer, with prices as low as they are, you have to pump the mine as much as

holland. this will only continue to get worse. roupt 9, all lanes shut down in both directions by church roads in the toms river area. heading over to the garden state parkway a few accidents around exit 130. northbound you have an accident there and then one southbound as well. also one on the ramp from the southbound garden state parkway. this area quite messy. cross island, accident still out all lanes subject to closure. i just got word of an accident on sunrise highway. not a fun ride to work today. we also have subway delays. delays on downtown 6 trains and delays on uptown m and r trains due to signal problems. >>> thanks so much, lauren. 6:47. this year the perelli calendar is looking for women. you can see comedian amy shu ber was chosen for the calendar. tennis star serena williams is featured. yoko owe know, agnes gun. the 77-year-old president of the museum of modern art. honor women for their accomplishments. not that there's anything wrong with super models. some are strong, smart women, too. >> absolutely. >> a different direction is nice. >>> 6:48. up next, kids toys targeted by hackers. know about th

toms river, route 9 closed at church road. stick to the garden state parkway as an alternate. and past the toll plaza, this 45 minute wait to the tolls. half hour delay at the lincoln and holland. and alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide. and remember, be safe, don't text and drive. >>> you know that shot there, no issue with fog. just got a note from charlie. dense fog the through parts of sullivan county. that's going to be something into the hudson valley you're dealing in. in and around the city, on again and off again light rain. and to the north, still more rain. and rain for the jersey shore. and in the mix, the fog as well. and you can see it's going the to be on again off again for the day today. and wet warm and warm on your wednesday. and brighter and cooler thursday into friday. leave the lights on. >> thank you so much. >>> another check of news and weather in 25 minutes. >> thanks for watching. i'm mary calvi. >> and i am chris wragge.

. >> reporter: in "in the heart of the sea" stars chris hemsworth, benjamin walker and tom holland as "essex" crew members hunting for whale oil. seems like you had a bonding thing. >> we all starved together, didn't we? >> yeah, something about suffering that brings you close together. >> reporter: to convincingly