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

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boston native mark wahlberg is both producing and starring in the film as boston police officer tommy sanders. >> we wanted a tell their story, share it with the world. this is -- it's so special. going to be a emotional night i know people will be filled with a sense of pride. >> the story of first responders, investigators, and even civilians, many of whom joined wahlberg on the red carpet. then there are the survivor like patrick and jessica down who both lost limb in thes attack and are still very much recovering. their compassion overwhelmed their pain >> so many people's emotions are tied up in the not just ours. there are families and loved ones were killed >> it's an important story. one says had to be told. >> there are so many stories that the american public the world doesn't know about. so many heros in this movie that it's really heart warming. it's represents the city, but it represents the country. >> reporter: and representingly people who suffered so greatly. director peterberg took all of that into account >> the last thing we wanted to do was retraumatize anyone or

boston native mark wahlberg is both producing and starring in the film as boston police officer tommy sanders. >> we wanted a tell their story, share it with the world. this is -- it's so special. going to be a emotional night i know people will be filled with a sense of pride. >> the story of first responders, investigators, and even civilians, many of whom joined wahlberg on the red carpet. then there are the survivor like patrick and jessica down who both lost limb in thes attack and are still very much recovering. their compassion overwhelmed their pain >> so many people's emotions are tied up in the not just ours. there are families and loved ones were killed >> it's an important story. one says had to be told. >> there are so many stories that the american public the world doesn't know about. so many heros in this movie that it's really heart warming. it's represents the city, but it represents the country. >> reporter: and representingly people who suffered so greatly. director peterberg took all of that into account >> the last thing we wanted to do was retraumatize anyone or

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i>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 shou 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 broer of two trips to a macy's store when three pressure cookers were bought

more in 25 minutes. >>> mark wahlberg >>> mark wahlberg has en hollywood fixture so long he made a tv show based on his life. you might have seen it. >> an oscar nominated actor and producer, mark is also a boston boy and taken on a very deeply personal and emotional project. >> it's the new movie, "patriots day" that took plays immediately before and after the boston b b bombing. take a look. a. >> catch and kill them, all that. >> no way it could be entirely preventable. >> we wrap our arms around each other. i don't think there's any way to win. >> we're so happy mark is with us in the studio. good morning. >> the timing, what made you confident this is right time for us to see this film? >> the question was posed right away, is it too soon. we realize based on, you see what happened in cairo and sunday and all around the world, it's really not soon enough to promote that message love will be victorious and we have to come together and be with one another. it is a very difficult story to tell. i have such pride being from boston and seeing how my city responded in the face of this

. >>> mark wahlberg's new movie "patriots day" is set to release on the 21st and that is because it wants to be eligible for oscar voting. >> it is a fantastic movie and it tell us the boston marathon bombing and you learned so many things that you maa not have known and tomorrow we're heading with mark as we head back to the hometown. >> his beloved boston. bye, everybody. >> we're in beantown with mark giving us a hometown tour. >> i haven't forgotten where i'm from. >> ben affleck's big night out in the big apple. >> i'm super thrilled. >> revealing his >>> the "insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> i just want to take a picture right now. >> number one, kanye's curious meeting with the donald. but where was kim? >> kim and kanye have been spending more time apart. >> inside the new reports that kimye is heading toward a divorce. >>> then, quantico's brianca chopra. the inside take on her friend meghan's royal romance. >> you support your friends whatever they do. >>> from jennifer aniston to vin diesel, which actor gets the most bang for your box office buck. >>

. >>> mark wahlberg's new movie "patriots day" is set to release on the 21st and that is because it wants to be eligible for oscar voting. >> it is a fantastic movie and it tus known and tomorrow we're heading with mark as we head back to the hometown. >> his beloved boston. bye, everybody. >> we're in beantown with mark nggivi us a hometown tour. >> i haven't forgotten where i'm from. >> ben affleck's big night out in the big apple. >> i'm super thrilled. >> revealing his holiday aholidays are about joy again. where days are filled with magic instead of madness. at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've imagined the holidays this way for decades. it's why we never have crazy sales. never make you clip coupons. and always have amazing prices on popular brands and thoughtful gifts. it's time to bring back the holidays with t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. ("march of the toy soldiers" from the nutcracker plays) so... what did you think? oh, i loved it. thank you, daddy. logan? uh, pass. come on. it wasn't that bad. well, not the first eight times, no, but if i had known this was

. >>> mark wahlberg's new movie "patriots day" is set to release on the 21st and that is because it wants to be eligible for oscar voting. >> it is a fantastic movie and it tell us the boston marathon bombing and you learned so many things that you maa not have known and tomorrow we're heading with mark as we head back to the hometown. >> his beloved boston. bye, everybody. >> we're in beantown with mark nggivi us a hometown tour. >> i haven't forgotten where i'm from. >> ben affleck's big night out in the big apple. >> i'm super thrilled. >> revealing his holiday ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ arctic blast. >> reporter: minnesota knows how to deal with frigid temperatures. matter of fact, this is a beat the cold party, happening in one fame lae's backyard. you can see they have turned it into an ice rink. the upper midwest and great lakes regions will both deal with 15-20 degree below normal temperatures for the rest of the week. that arctic air will head east and new england could see record breaking low temperatures by thursday. there is another storm system bre

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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

which was later turned into a movie of the same name starring george clooney and mark wahlberg. the storm dissipated on november 2. it was never officially named. the national hurricane center was worried it would cause confusion among the media but it'll always be remembered as a phenomenon. a wonder of timing and circumstances that were perfectto awaken the fury of mother nature. today, we understand the intensity of a hurricane based on a determination of five possible classifications. it's called the saffir-simpson scale and it identifies a storm's strength based on the wind speed that it can sustain. it's a system we adopted after the brutal hurricane camille struck mississippi in 1969. "the people who were here are leaving. death and disease are everywhere." as thought, leaving too late just days before, hurricane camillehaunted this town when it made landfall on august 17, 1969. unknown at the time, it would later be classified a category five. "the first wind and rain of hurricane camille kept pounding the new orleans area this afternoon and with the advancing bad weathe

[cheering] ♪ charlie: i am pleased to have wahlberg andark former boston police commissioner ed davis right here at this table. welcome one and all. let me begin with this. you were reluctant, you as a bostonian, were reluctant to make a film too early. why? >> the question was, is it too soon. and then we realized that it's really not soon enough. every day you turn on the news or open up a newspaper, there's another attack somewhere. we felt we wanted to promote that message. love will always win. we need to come together and unite and i also, looking at how my city, my hometown, reacted and responded in the face of terror, it was amazing. it made me so proud to be a bostonian. and i wanted to share that story with people. charlie: cbs, "60 minutes," you were somehow involved in this. >> yeah. "60 minutes" were producers on the film, which for me as a writer was an extraordinary resource. because when i wanted to meet people like the police commissioner, this gentleman, ed davis, his counterparts in the f.b.i., and others in the community, "60 minutes" was very effective at opening

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. >> 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

. >>> also ahead, mark wahlberg. but first, your local news. i'm ==rdr== we're just getting word about an earthquake in >>> good morning. 8:56 on wednesday, i'm sam brock. we are just getting word about an earthquake north bay. this one larger than norming a. usgs says 5.0. it struck about 10 minutes ago and that was followed by 3.0. there are no reports at this point of any damage. other news right now, a fire we first broke yesterday on "today in the bay" has now turned interest a murder investigation. this happened 1800 block of grove way in castro valley. someone killed a 59-year-old woman in her home and set her body on fire in the garage. likely destroy the evidence. the woman's name not released. bob redell staying on top of the investigation and will bring a live report to our midday newscast. updates throughout the day on facebook and twitter feed. >>> a bay area storm supposed to roll in tomorrow afternoon. already tracking in the "weather center" and preparing team coverage. you can track the wet weather with your phone by downloadin

. >> talk about mark wahlberg. a boston nativ 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 incredibly commitment to the community, to the city. when you combined him with peter burg's side of the story and hard hitting journalist that combination is incredible. they got real facts i didn't understand the scene stuff. >> mark wahlberg told us he thinks you guys got it right so congrats. good to see you both. >> good to see you. >> john goodman and ed davis. "patriots day" is the name of the movie and opens on january 1st. >>> the lead singer of one republic is not letting success go to his head. ryan ♪ ♪ everything that drowns me makes me want to cry ♪ baby i've been loving you dreaming about the things that we could be ♪ >> people have watched the "counting stars" video on youtube more than 1.5 billion. the man who wrote and sang it, his name is ryan tedder and he has found a productive

baby let's lay down and dance ♪ >>> this morning on "today's take" actor mark wahlberg joins our funky bunch talking about his new movie, plus megan mullally on her star-studded film "why him." and it's a bird, it's a plane, it's a super co-host, dean cain. >> announcer: from nnews, this is "today's take" live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hey now, welcome to "today," wednesday morning, december 14th. my sister, alisa's birthday. you've got a super birthday. >> look what we got you. >> would you like some bacon? >> i would love some bacon. i've never turned down bacon in my lifetime. >> i like really smoky. what's that brand i like? >> newske. >> i love it. it's wisconsin. >> they're double thick -- they even made a triple thick cut bacon. it's like a bacon steak. >> you like thin. >> i like a thin, crispy, maybe even a little burnt bacon. >> you like it like that? okay. >> we're doing a segment a little later, some gifts that you can -- it's a homemade bacon kit. you can make your own bacon. >> why would i do that? >> for people who want to be a little more artisanal and cra

get for mark wahlberg that had him asking, what is wrong with you? >> i'm going to start this interview. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> jewulianne and derek huff reveal sibling rivalry. >> what is your biggest pet peeve about me? none. >> now the insider tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> the passing of tv icon alan thicke continues to be the number one tracking story. >> from his tv wife's heart felt tribute to his epic relationship to wife tan i can't. while the world lost their tv dad, tonight we go inside the women who lost a real life love. >> alan and i used to say, this is a great thing every day. it was really a special experience because we loved each other first and we

>> i didn't see the 4th of july one coming but jenny mccarthy has been kissing donnie wahlberg every year at midnight. she said she will get you to kiss someone. is this year going to be the year we see you kiss someone at midnight? >> well -- [ cheers and applause ] it sounds a little pathetic when you put it like that. >> no, it's not pathetic. it sounds more like a dare. >> i can guarantee you i will not be kissing donnie. that i can promise you. >> see, i think that's a pretty good one. >> he looks like he would be -- >> talk to jenny. >> i don't think she's going to give him up. >> what if he walks up in a nice o onesie? >> still not -- >> he has a million people to choose from. ryan seacrest could go like this and just kiss anyone he wants. >> you know, they actually met on this show, jenny and donnie. >> wasn't he coming in as a guest? >> yeah, they were performing. i mean she is hitting on the talent once again. that jenny. >> she can do that. >> a lot of great guests. >> it's true. >> what do you have for your new year's resolutions? >> i was going to try sort of like a digi

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. >> 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 incredibly commitment to the community, to the city. when you combined him with peter burg's side of the story and hard hitting journalist that yo >> john goodman and ed davis. "patriots day" is the name of the movie and opens on january 1st. >>> the lead singer of one republic is not letting success go to his head. ryan,, . >>>good morning. we're looking out at a mostly cloudy sky. bit of agentable breeze. 38 degrees and 50 in mountain view and san jose. otherwise, sitting in the mid- 40s as you get ready to head out the door. partially to mostly cloudy day. heavy rains and gusty saturday. ♪ ♪ everything that drowns me makes me want to cry ♪ baby i've been loving you dreaming about the things that we could be ♪ >> people have watched the "counting stars" video on youtube more than 1.5

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

i think mark wahlberg said it well, hollywood should shut up about politics. >> it goes to show you that people aren't listening to that anyway. they might buy your cd or watch your movie but you don't put on their table. you don't pay their bills. so is hollywood, dean, becoming irrelevant when it comes to endorsing political candidates? [ laughter ] . i think hollywood has always sort of been irrelevant when comes to endorsing political candidates. people want to go out there and have their piece. be informed and don't shout down the other side and one thing you cannot do is tell people how they should vote. i mean, put your big boy pants on and say, okay, here's what i believe and here's why and when the rest of the country or half the country doesn't agree, you know, you need to take that on the chin and maybe listen to their argument a little bit. >> get over it. trump won. hello, hollywood. >> dean cain, always a pleasure. >> thank you. >> merry christmas. >> he's got a movie coming out too. more "fox & friends" in just a moment. ♪ . . the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is

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. >> 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'

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