once again with the plot centring on a sibling rivalry between vin diesel and john cena, troubled torettoy whose lives took very different directions. while diesel�*s dom became a world—saving legend, cena's jealous jakob reinvented himself as doctor evil, planning to fritz all the world's computer systems with what looks like a giant lighty—up rubiks cube. to stop him, our heroes must drive very fast and very furious, wreaking explosive havoc wherever they go, trashing everything in their wake, with no concern for consequences. so, how do y'all wanna play this? fast. directed by returning series regularjustin lin, this latest instalment turns everything up to eleventy—stupid. with locations ranging from tbilisi, tokyo, london, edinburgh, and outer space. no, really. there's even a sequence that appears to take place in the gap between this world and the next, meaning that if fast 10 is going to top it, they're gonna have to get the whole cast to drive through a black hole and start racing each other in another dimension. screams. i don't wanna die! as for the action, it's high on octane

pretty cool and later on, i got invited to join the "fast" family and later i found out i would be a torettog to be able to harness different sides of you, showcase a different skill set. and the "fast and furious" mythology is so grand and reaches so many people it was a special thing to be a part of. >> now, are you a good driver? >> so that's a question that is like a psychological profile question i don't -- >> that's what we're getting at. >> not better than anybody else, i tend to drive fast and not too furious. >> you're a fast careful driver? >> fast and zen doesn't have the same ring. >> so wait, john, these guys have been together forever you're the newbie. you came in. i'm sure there was an initiation what did they do to you when you joined the team? >> no initiation, but it is like bringing someone to a family dinner everyone is eyeing you up and questioning your intentions. which i actually like. for perspective, people have given 20 years of their lives to this legacy and they really just want to do it justice and make sure fans around the world are entertained and when everybo

dominic toretto. you coming? hurt a lot of people. we're gonna have to stop him. [ ominous music playing ] you're not the only one with a family full of eccentrics. get the hand break for me would you darling? so much for granny shifting. [ chuckles ] >>> so before his meeting with the queen, president biden ended the g7 summit with a firm declaration that america is back. he hosted a news conference after the g7 committed to 1 billion new vaccines through covax, a build back better initiative, creating green jobs and cutting emissions, fighting ransomware attacks, and for the first time, action on human rights abuses in china and studying the origins of covid. that's a pretty tall list. let's go to nbc correspondent mike memoli, joining me from brussels. mike, as i said, a pretty tall list there. do you think this president sees this summit as a pretty big one? >> reporter: alex, as we've been watching those pictures from windsor castle, so much of this g7 summit was also about the optics. think about the smiles

called me later on and said, "actually, what i was doing, which is, you know, being the brother of dom torettocertainly not lost on me >> jimmy: and did you guys -- did you guys bond? >> we did. he's a wonderful human being and man, like his decision has changed my life and not only that, the camaraderie and the family on the "fast" set is real like, everybody spends time with everybody you got ot remember these people have been doing business together for 20 years. this is "fast" celebrated its 20th anniversary yesterday >> jimmy: that's right >> so it's only fitting that, you know, we release "f9" this friday and get everybody going to the theaters but they've become like a family and it was so welcoming and awesome and, yeah, there was some good quality bonding. >> jimmy: you guys got some good, scrappy fights in there. >> yeah. so, you know, i think i'm a good reference plate but the more you beat the tar out of a a guy, the more you know, you tend to bond with him and wwe, that's kind of what we do, but, no, he - >> jimmy: do you think he can hold his own in the wwe? >> he already has a n

. ♪♪ dominic toretto. you coming?ther's about to hurt a lot of people. we're gonna have to stop him. [ ominous music playing ] you're not the only one with a family full of eccentrics. get the hand break for me would you darling? so much for granny shifting. [ chuckles ] >>> all right. that's going to do it for us for now. overnight tonight, of course, we're going to be watching election results come in, in new york, including the new york mayor's race. and also the very interesting question who will replace cy vance, the manhattan criminal investigation of former president donald trump and his business. we will have coverage of all of that and more here on msnbc. continuing now, "way too early" with kasie hunt is up next. >>> this is about the american people's right to vote. unfettered. it's about their access to vote in a meaningful way. the bottom line the president and i are very clear, we support s-1 and the rights act and the fight is not over. >> vice president kamala harris on a key piece of legislation. afte

and coming up on the film review — dominic toretto and the team are back to their old tricks in the ninthtalment of the fast and the furious franchise. find out what mark kermode thinks of f9 and the rest of the week's top releases. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. the health secretary, matt hancock, has apologised and admitted he breached social distancing guidlines after the sun newspaper published a photograph of him in an embrace with one his closest aides. the photo is said to have been taken in may, in mr hancock's whitehall office. the prime minister's official spokesman has said the prime minister has accepted the health secretary's apology and considers the matter closed. in a statement, the health secretary said... back injanuary, matt hancock appeared on the andrew marr show, where he was asked about the police fining two women who went for a walk five miles from their homes. this was his response. every time you try to flex the rules, that could be fatal. people just need to notjust follow the letter of the rules, but follow the spirit, as well, and play their part...

dominic toretto. what's up?a new medical marijuana brand offering an assortment of products at a better price point. the company also partnering with delta to offer customers on domestic flights sweetwater's ipa. joining us to talk about all the developments is the ceo irwin simon. welcome back to the show good to see you. >> good to see you. >> how is the new medical line different from the tilray medical brands that you already have now that you've combined this company >> so it's a value-added medical product, sara. you know, consumers can order from online or at our medical stores what we looked at here was how to provide products for pain, arthritis, et cetera, at a price point ultimately that is affordable i think what we saw was happening is consumers or patients were not going to the doctors because prices were going into retail stores and just buying the product that was not sufficing their needs so we felt like we'd come up with a product that would be a value added that could not cure, but could help

. >> reporter: 20 years after stepping into the role of dominic toretto, vin diesel is back and readyotherhood and betrayal as dominic comes to the fact that no matter how fast you are, you can't outrun your past. ♪ >> reporter: i like this it seems vin diesel was in a mood to celebrate. >> do i have news? >> reporter: it's because he is. two decades, nine films, and $6 billion later, the "fast and furious" crew is back. they haven't lost a step >> well, that was new. >> reporter: you were just, can i say, a baby back when this franchise started. we're talking 20 years ago >> the 250-year an verniversarys when this film is being released. >> reporter: the franchise has always entertained burt at the core, it's always been about family i think the legacy of the franchise, besides the cars, unstoppable action, what else is it about this franchise that has an enduring legacy >> the question that i ask myself as i embark on the finale "fast 10." >> reporter: it is the last, the tenth? wow. >> but i believe at the end of the day, people come to fast because the characters, we want to know

once again with the plot centring on a sibling rivalry between vin diesel and john cena, troubled torettol the world's computer systems with what looks like a giant lighty—up rubiks cube. to stop him, our heroes must drive very fast and very furious, wreaking explosive havoc wherever they go, trashing everything in their wake, with no concern for consequences. how do you want to play this? fast. directed by returning series regularjustin lin, this latest instalment turns everything up to eleventy—stupid. with locations ranging from tbilisi, tokyo, london, edinburgh, and outer space. no, really. there is even a sequence that appears to take place in the gap between this world and the next, meaning that if fast ten is going to top it, they will have to get the whole cast to drive through a black hole and start racing each other in another dimension. i don't want to die! as for the action, it is high on octane but low on intelligence, merrily dispensing with basic laws of physics, gravity and most importantly, drama, in search of evermore empty spectacle. i mean, once you have watched vin di