very close film to wahlberg's heart because he'srt' om the area.a. grew up right around that area, and wahlberg has been doing a interesting thing he's beenn playing real life people.eo he did lone survivor marcus, mau keep deep water horizon the true story about new orleans.. off the gulf sorry. sor now patriots day coming out inin january and i spoke to wahlbergr about these three characters yos played who are real people. peoe how have they changed your lifee and made you a different personr this is what he had to say.. >> for you, these people that tl you play obveiously incredible human beings. i'm wonderingei how if you can walk me through briefly how each of them hav when you played marcus, n deepsd water horizon.. sentence or two how each of of them. >> that's a good question.t'od >> changed you personally. >> well, god, i think, um, you y know, you look at especiallyia marcus, i just talked to marcusu the other day. day we talk quiet often. mike, god, the amount of lovet l that he has for his wife and his daughter and, i don't know, they mad

wahlberg, i would ask administrator macarthur to consider scrapping the waters of the u.s. rule as it is clear the epa can certainly not handle the issues, and i use my time to the gentleman from michigan. >> i think the general men from tennessee. 26, 2015, miss mccarthy, you received in the , director of the epa's office of groundwater and drinking water. is toint of the email share mark edwards documentation of the flint drinking water problems. the email isn asking the epa to "immediately take decisive action on this issue to protect the public." did you read the september 25 email that included mark edwards request for action? >> i did. >> dr. edwards is familiar to this committee and the people of flint. you know who mark edwards is? >> yes, we have met. >> you have met? >> we had a meeting. >> how long if you known of dr. edwards and his work? weit is related to flanker have a contract to do work with us right now. >> you believe mark edwards is a next for it on water treatment and corrosion? >> he is one of the experts, yes i'm a bit epa has a number. >> the edwards

mark wahlberg will be here, miranda lambert, liam neeson, john goodman, james franco, neil patrick harris, and a special performance from the one and only jon batiste and "stay human." >> jon: oh, yeah. yes, indeed. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: i did not actually know we had such great guests next week. i wasn't going to do any shows, but i'm going to do them now. because if the guests are going to be here, i should really be here. >> jon: yeah, you should be here. >> stephen: or else, what kind of host are you, if you throw a party and you don't show up for your own party? >> jon: you got to be there. >> stephen: that's crazy billionaire behavior and i'm not there yet. ( laughter ) going to get there, though. now, folks, also next week, we might tell some jokes about donald trump. but we'll see. because, the thing is, we're learning so much about donald trump, and here's the best part, we're actually learning things from donald trump. for instance, he's teaching us that there are a lot of things that presidents do that we all assumed are laws, but they are actually just norms we g

>> an old version of mark wahlberg. ♪ >> stephen: do you wear sunscreen? >> oh, yes. >> stephen: please tell me you are wearing sunscreen. >> doesn't it look like it? >> stephen: you look fantastic. >> for 68. >> stephen: what! no way. >> yes. >> stephen: i'm 52 and my face looks like a catchers mitt. how old do i look? you won't hurt my feelings. you're not going to hurt my feelings. how much would you have said? >> you look about 52. >> stephen: okay, great. you look 68. ( laughter ) >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight stephen welcomes emily blunt! gael garcia bernal! and musical guest phantogram. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: hey, everybody! thank you very much! hey jon, what's up? ( cheers and applause ) whoo! whoo! welcome to "the late show," everybody! thank you so much! thank you so much, everybody! good to see you! ( cheers and applause ) that's nice. oh, my gosh.

>> an old version of mark wahlberg. ♪ >> stephen: do you wear sunscreen? >> oh, yes. >> stephen: please tell me you are wearing sunscreen. >> doesn't it look like it? >> stephen: you look fantastic. >> for 68. >> stephen: what! no way. >> yes. >> stephen: i'm 52 and my face looks like a catchers mitt.

>> an old version of mark wahlberg. ♪ >> stephen: do you wear sunscreen? >> oh, yes. >> stephen: please tell me you are wearing sunscreen. >> doesn't it look like it? >> stephen: you look fantastic. >> for 68. >> stephen: what! no way. >> yes. >> stephen: i'm 52 and my face looks like a catchers mitt. how old do i look? you wohu

>> an old version of mark wahlberg. ♪ >> stephen: do you wear sunscreen? >> oh, yes. >> stephen: please tell me you are wearing sunscreen. >> doesn't it look like it? >> stephen: you look fantastic. >> for 68. >> stephen: what! no way. >> yes. >> stephen: i'm 52 and my face looks like a catchers mitt. how old do i look? you t

the man himself, mark wahlberg. this is action all over the place here. we have choppers landing. >> yeah. >> taking off. you got stonehenge, potentially getting blown up today. >> it gets crazier and crazier every day we go on. >> got an historical landmark, what can possibly go wrong? >> nothing! >>> well, it was nice knowing you, stonehenge. >> now, to pull off the destruction of stonehenge, the director built a second stonehenge away so he can destroy it without harming the original landmark. these perfect replica stones stand 30 feet hall. sir anthony hopkins was blown away by the scope. >> there's a lot of excitement here today. >> it is fantastic. i have never been in a movie like this one. >> did you visit stonehenge as a kid? >> yes, as a little boy. i was about eight years of age, just after the war. >> what brings a moan to stonehenge in first place? >> a lot of things are answered at stonehenge. >> will there be answers to the age owl questions about how stonehenge came to be? >> nobody knows how they got there, must be transformers. >> this o

. >>> mark wahlberg and jock duhamel blow up stonehenge. >>> and on the set of melissa mccarthy's new movie. >>> now for december 23rd, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." >> hi, thank you very much for joining us. >> let's get right to the latest hollywood news. >>> carrie fisher, 50-year-old, was on a flight to l.a.x. when she went into cardiac arrest. fellow passengers on the plane tried to help and administered cpr. we're told the victim who was "unresponsive" was then transported to a local hospital for actors were in front of carrie and tweeted details. carrie fisher stopped breathing on the flight, hopehe s's going to be okay. later came this from another passenger -- she wasn't breathing for ten minutes or so. they were administering cpr up until we landed. >> you seem like somebody who speaks her mind no matter what -- >> i think in my mouth. >> you think in your mouth? >> which means i can't lie. >> the outspoken actress most recently made headlines after she confessed she had an affair with harrison ford. it seems carrie was in london for her book tour and was coming hom

. >>> mark wahlberg and jock duhamel blow up stonehenge. >>> and on the set of melissa mccarthy's new movie. >>> now for december 23

mark wahlberg is back playing a real-life boston hero right from his hometown and mark is a police officer caught up in the horrific boston marathon bombing in "patriot's day." >> general patton in a neon vest. >> april 15, 2013, was supposed to be like any other patriot's day in boston, but then at 2:49 p.m. >> are you behaving yourself? >> two homemade bombs, 12 seconds and about a hundred yard apart sent the city into a tailspin of terror. >> to see the explosions going off and seeing people running toward the problem instead of away of the problem made me extremely proud to be a bostonian. >> what boston strong really is. >> before filming even began, peter berg what the town was all about. >> i'd take him into neighborhoods and areas that i grew up in and places where i went to school and how when i took the train i took it to the boys club. i took it on on. >> to my house. we spent a lot of time, and i wanted him to see what our neighborhood and our communities were like. >> what's that like when you roll up? >> for the most part it's really good because, you know, people know that i

. >>> mark wahlberg's film "patriots' day" is premiering today in boston. the film features an all-star cast. it tells the story of the bombing and the chase for the two bombers that followed. now the family of another officer want him to be recognized as the five back to hospitality. the officer was injured when a pipe bomb exploded near him. he suffered a brain aneurysm a year later. the three bombing victims are all mentioned by name in the movie but simmons is not. >>> today the department of motor vehicles and the attorney general meeting with uber. they will be discussing the use of self driving cars to pick up passengers in san francisco. the dmv says uber failed to get the permit but uber has said it does not need the permit because the car still has drivers behind the wheel. >>> san francisco muni had to stop some roots this week. on monday 75 bus operators were out sick, that is 10% of all muni drivers. that caused the muni to cancel some shuttles. muni have not said why so many drivers were out sick on the same day but said they did not have enou

. >>> mark wahlberg's film about the boston bombing is premiering today in boston, and it tells a story of the bombing and the manhunt for the two bombers that followed. three people died in the explosions near the marathon finish line and an mit police officer was shot to death by the bombers. now the family of another officer wants him to be recognized as the fifth fatality, officer simmons was injured when a pipe bomb exploded near him. he suffered a fatal brain aneurysm a year later. the three bombing victims and all are mentioned by name in the movie but simmons is not. >>> happening later today the department of motor vehicles and california's attorney general are meeting with uber and they'll be discussing uber's use of self-driving cars, picking up passengers in san francisco. the dmv says the ride company failed to get a proper permit. uber said they don't need it because the cars still have drivers behind the wheel. >>> a spike for muni to reduce or can sell bus services this week. according to the san francisco exam ner on monday 10% of all muni bus operators were out sick, c

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mark wahlberg. and michael who is a producer of 60 minutes, between the three it was a unique team that told the story appropriately, better than anything i have seen on television, i mean, in the movies depicting real life. maria: thank you for your leadership. >> always a pleasure. maria: commissioner ed davis joining us there. 8-year-old shot. lauren: the little girl was in the backseat of her mom's car when a blue minivan nearly caused the mom to crash, so the mom drove past the minny van when shots were fired hitting her daughter in the backseat, also another child in the backseat was not injured. medical personnel arrive. she did not have to go to the hospital, but plus now are looking for the driver of minivan. latest settlement involved 23,000 diesel vehicles. vw to hope to fix another 63,000. more fallout for twitter, two more leaving the nest. announcing departures from social media company. twitter has seen executive exodus specially in product team, three new heads in less than a year's

actor mark wahlberg and the director join me to talk about honoring boston's finest in the new film, patriot's day. >>> good evening and welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. the world lead. isis says one of its soldiers was at the wheel of the truck that rampaged through a west berlin christmas market murdering 12 and injuring 48 more. some quite seriously. they published the claim on its media channel. german authorities are on a man hunt for the potential terrorists or terrorist responsible. hours ago officials released a suspect after forensic evidence failed to link him to the truck used as a weapon of mass murder. frederik pleitgen is in berlin for us at the site of the terrorist attack. fred, this morning it seemed as though berlin police were fairly confident they had their man. now they say no. do they have any leads, description of the terrorist or surveillance video? >> reporter: well, jake, they say they're getting videos from several people who were actually there. and they say that every single video, every photo they get from people is valuable to them. however, so f

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>>> plus mark wahlberg back home with his mom. >> you know the rule. you have to call your mother. >>> the extravagant thing that will jealous. >>> where's their 4-year-old son? >> wait, who? >>> now this is entertainment tonight. remembering one of our all-time favorite tv dads, alan thicke. our unforgettable moments with the "growing pains" star sdr straight ahead. >> as we learn more about alan's final moments. >> it's my main goal in life, i suppose, on my way out the door, be loved, remembered and appreciated. >> the 69 year old actor died of a heart attack. he'd been doing what he loved. playing hockey with his son carter. we spoke with the person who called 911 about 11:30 after he collapsed. >> was he speaking? was he coherent? >> he was coherent, looking ou as they did his vitals he looked better. he said get the picture of the rink in the background. >> he had preexisting heart problems and doctors tried to save him in surgery. many stars paid tribute who appeared on "this is us", and "fuller house." leonardo dicaprio said no one was cooler.

. >> the movie "patriots day" casts mark wahlberg as one of the first responders and hoshow how the fbi quickly set up place to assemble the evidence. the fbi secretly turned this cruise ship terminal in to the central evidence facility. 4,000 pieces of evidence were brought here to be sorted and cataloged. anything that could shed a clue to the bomber's identity was rushed to the crime lab in virginia on two specially arranged plane flights a day r. at this room, the sergeant agent was studying surveillance video of the scene looking for the bomber. >> the first several times we looked at it, really nothing stands out them subject is hidden here in plain sight. >> than this picture from someone attending the race. we see one of the victims on the barricade there has slightly turned sideways. on the ground behind her you see the backpack. above that we have a man in the white hat. we believed at that point he was responsible for putting the bag there. >> this was the eureka moment. >> this was the ah-ha moment. >> agents discovered where the pressure cookers that held the marathon bombs

saw like five mark wahlberg films. i can't tell you how excited about the prospect of getting some black pepper crab, some char kuey teow, and some pork related noodles. and a regional beverage. reasonably cold. i don't even know what this is. i love you, noodles. don't want to get all heavy and philosophical at this point. like why i'm here, what my mission is, what i expect to find. basically retracing my steps and all that -- we'll talk about that later. right now, noodles. mm, good wok hay. place is most excellent. ah, char kuey teow. >> waitress: char kuey teow. oh, look at the greasy, fatty -- yes. come to daddy. i'm a bad man. look at this like random restaurant. with like a purloined minnie mouse logo. and their food is unbelievably good. oh, yeah. black pepper crab, come right here. reveal yourself to me, my love. ah, hot, hot, hot, hot! woo! oh, yeah. wow. all right. the frenzy's over. now to eat in a more relaxed phase. kuala lumpur rises up out of steaming, equatorial, southeast asian jungle. malaysia's cap

liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance >>> the movie patriots day cast mark wahlberg as a composite of first responders and shows how facebook facebook -- fbi set up a place and helped. >> the fbi turned into this huge boston central turned into evidence. anything that should share a clue to the bomber's identity was rushed to the fbi's crime lab in virginia. in this room at the fbi in boston. the breakthrough, the agent was studying surveillance video looking for the bomber. >> there is really nothing that stands out. >> then came this picture from someone attending the race. >> we see one of the vic victims that's on the barricade that's slightly turned side way and on the ground behind her, you see the backpack. >> we have a man right there in a white hat. at that point, he was responsible for putting the bag on the ground. >> this was the moment. >> this was the moment. >> agents also discovered where the pressure cooker that held the marathon bomb came from. the fbi found a gps device in one of the tsarnaev's brothers cars. plotting out the data of two trips to a macy

. >>> and mark wahlberg fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. ♪ >>> tom cruise is back in the mummy, and special effects are absolutely spectacular. here is your first look at the new and improved take on a movie classic. >> here we go. >> three, two, one! >> does this guy ever get tired? tom runs, jumps and punches his way through countless scenes, but this isn't just an action movie, it's a monster movie, too. >> it's set in iraq? >> scary, scary. it's a real monster movie so there are scenes and sequences in here that are really epic, and people are going to jump. >> the mummy, of course a sexy actress tra

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and mark wahlberg stars in the story of the boston marathon bombing in "patriots day." >> what i saw today, good versus evil. love versus hate. the one weapon you had to fight back with. is love. >> rose: we will have those stories and more on what happened and what might happen. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications >> rose: and so you began how? >> free and liberateed. >> rose: is it luck at all or is it something else? >> i felt like i was learning every day. >> rose: what's the object lesson here? >> lead the community. >> rose: tell me the significance of the moment. >> rose: this was the week the rebel stronghold of eastern aleppo fell to syrian government forces. tensions with russia grew over the attempted hack of the u.s. presidential election. and army football beat navy for the first time in 14 years. here are the sights and sounds of the past seven day days. ♪ don't waste another minute on your crying ♪ >>

. >> talk about mark wahlberg. a boston native who was a driving force behind this and he was here and we talked about it. he was worried it was too soon. what was it like working with mark? >> it was tremendous. mark has an incredible commitment to the community, to the city. when you combined him with peter burg's human side of the story and hard hitting journalist that combination is incredible. they got real facts behind the scene stuff. >> mark wahlberg told us he thinks you guys got it right so congrats. ,,,,,,,, ♪ run run rudolph santa has to make it to town ♪ >>> our top story this half hour, the scramble to deliver the goods this holiday season. this monday is the busiest mailing day of the year. a surge in online shopping has made things even more difficult this time around. don dahler went behind the scenes to see how shipping companies are handling the crunch. >> reporter: at its distribution centers like this one in the bronx, fedex has beefed up staffing and increased workers hours to handle a rec

. >> we heard mark wahlberg just after the election you know what celebrities, you just need to shut up. no one cares. >> that's a very good point. that's exactly right. i didn't think about it but this cracks me up is when hillary wants to win. night before the election, philadelphia fers, every big major star some of whom i'm in such big fans of they come out and independence mall and they go and this is going to be the coronation of hillary. who shows up for donald trump? me and scott baio. [ laughter ] >> sorry. maybe pause we were italian. i'm just saying. >> joe, how's come zero celebrities have moved out of this country when so many said if trump were to win they are high tailing it out of here? >> let's just stop the hate. i have no animus no, hate toward mrs. clinton at all in many ways admire what she has accomplished. i know alienated half your audience. there is no hate. put the hate aside. it's okay. i have known donald trump for 25 years. it's all going to be good. this is a great manager. is he a great business mind. we're lucky to have him at this time there. you can'

mark wahlberg's new movie hits close to home. >> to see those faces on that tree. i spent a lot of years walking up and down all of these streets. >> his journey back to the finish line of the boston marathon. inside the search for the bombers. and two survivors share their dramatic stories. >> she didn't know she was on fire. >>> and baby, it's cold outside. one couple's version of the holiday classic -- ♪ i really can't stay with a modern message. but first the "nightline" 5. >>> number one in just 60 seconds. ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight we bring you an extraordinary adventure courtesy of two young men who read on the internet about a mysterious plane crash from more than three decades ago and decided to try and solve it. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: on this remote bolivian peak -- >> that's where we're getting to. >> reporter: -- two american adventurers -- >> say what up. >> reporter: -- with no mountaineering experience -- >> this is worse. this is much worse. >> reporter: -- are hoping to solve a more than 30-year-old

mark wahlberg's new movie hits close to home. >> to see those faces on that tree. i spent a lot of years walking up and down all of these streets. >> his journey back to the finish line of the boston marathon. inside the search for the bombers. and two survivors share their dramatic stories. >> she didn't know she was on fire.