the movie played on january 20 at sundance. at the time we were playing the movie, within one hour of the movie being played at sundance, our current president was sworn in. we have seen over the last six month how the relationship with russia has led to an enormous amount of consequence with the united states. in a way, telling this story led to something that was very relevant as to how we look at how we handle the world right now. guest: what is most interesting about this film? right now, in america, what is most interesting about this movie is that it shows the extent the russians are willing to go to project soft power in the world, the way they are willing to manipulate, july, to to deceive,to lie, and to create fraud in the world of international sports. imagine what they are willing to do on issues of hard power. charlie: why did rodchenkov do this? without him, you have no story. guest: without him, i have no story. to answer that question, i think first, you have to look at the that he put forward to tell the story.

the movie, ironically, played on january 20th at sundance. at the time we were playing the movie, literally within an hour of the movie being played at sundance, our current president was sworn in and we've seen over the last six months how the relationship with russia led to an enormous amount of consequences in the united states. so bryan telling the story led to something relevant to how we handle the world now. >> you asked a question, charlie, what's most interesting about this, right now in america what's most interesting about this movie to the extent to which the russians are willing to go to project just soft power in the world, the way they're willing to manipulate, to lie, to deceive and to create a fraud in the world of international sports. that's soft power. imagine what they're willing to do on issues of hard power. >> rose: so why did ron chinkov do this? >> to and that story, first, you have to look at the bravery he put forward to tell this story. when he came to the united states, he could have kept his mouth shut, but inst

she also went to the sundance film festival and traveled with her family in the summer months. that's a great idea, having that extra year off to figure out what you want to do, explore. josh: a much better idea by the time you get to school of what might be available. for back-to-school tomorrow, things don't get much better than the forecast for these kids in loudoun county. it feels a little bit more like fall. to be goingiate back to school. cloudy skies for a lot of us today. we will slowly clear out later on. 80 degrees for you right now at reagan national. the breeze -- that's our sign that things are trending in the right direction. the wind is out of the north. drier air. already happening in frederick county. clear skies taking over. not so much for d.c. temperatures in fredericksburg right around 76, where we do have a few showers showing up. this time of year, this is nice. five degrees cooler in d.c., 11 degrees cooler than this time yesterday in hagerstown, and about 10 degrees cooler in manassas. a big change from that kind of steamy day we had yesterday. here ar

. >>> a sundance award winning film hits theaters nationwide. ingrid goes west was written and directed by hatfield native edward spicer. and she moves to become friends with an instagram influencer, but when they test the bonds they question how much of their presence in genuine. spicer wants to make the points of the use of social media in today's world. >> not that it is bad or good but how we use it. lets think about how we use it and what we hope to get out of it and hope to get out of it. and try to be conscious about it. also, everything we are seeing not necessarily the full story is not reality and don't try to be something you are not. okay to be authentic and be yourself. >> fantastic message. ingrid goes west stars audrey plaza and ashley olsen. >>> and taylor swift is set to release one of the most anticipated albums of the year. but launched her first single last night. here is the brand new music from the berks county native. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: from the beginning and 2009's you belong with me. taylor swift's music videos are a k

they even, you know, i mean when we showed boyhood at sundance, yeah we got great reviews, still nobody wanted to release it. you know they still thought it was a losing financial, they don't believe that the people of america care about people. you know, they really, or i don't, there's no they, right? it's individuals who are worried about losing their job, and if they purchase something that doesn't make money, it's just too risky. - but boyhood is an interesting example because obviously what's, you know, everyone celebrates the idea. well let's film people over the course of 12 years and make this movie. but as a practical matter there is maybe not another director in the entire industry who would have done this. and honestly, as an actor, what a choice for you to make, not knowing at the beginning of this whether the 12 year thing is going to make, or things going to get in the way, and this all will have been for naught. - you know when you meet somebody, and you know, you see it in their eyes, you know, an originality of thought. when i sat down, i mean, forget boyhood for a sec

. >> it was a hit at the sundance film festival, this weekend it premiers nationwide. the movie is rated r. >>> tomorrow's total eclipse is going to last for hours, but you can keep a piece of it from the u.s. post office. check out the forever stamp it shows a black image of the moon blotting out the sun. when you press your finger on the moon it turns into the sun. when it cools, the black eclipse reappears. how cool is that? >> pretty cool i want one. >> when "action news" continues update on our top stories. >> plus a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. >> recapping our top stories on "action news," 26 people have been hospitalized after a limousine bus crashed on interstate 78 in north hampton county. a tractor-trailer hit the back of the bus near mile marker 72 in williams township. the bus overturned. the passengers injuries are not known. >>> investigators say a police sergeant shot a gunman in a north philadelphia alley when the gunman refused to drop the automatic pistol and pointed it at the officer. a witness who is friend

the film won the sundance film festival earlier this year. we just started sending it into the theaters, and the response has been just overwhelming. it's been great. >> certainly looks powerful and inspiring. carl and nnamdi, thank you for joining us. >>> "crown heights" hits theirs friday, september 1st. >>> the latest question offers an idea for a replacement. a petition to replace a statue of rapper missy elliott has already more than 21,000 signatures online. the man put the petition up on change.org. he's call it that honors the grammy award winner, who is from portsmouth. it is reported that the star has not yesterday made a comment. >>> as we count down the minutes to the solar eclipse, wee check in with somara theodore in a few minutes. >>> and later today, on "ellen" visits from johnny depp, and there's some fun with ellen. you can see the interview here. "ellen" airs weekdays at 3:00, and catch up on all fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fas