the folks at gizmodo spoke to george lucas' cgi mastermind, several of their cgi masterminds seem to think this is, in fact, fake, calling into question the quality of the video. they say, okay, if this guy can build a pair of bird wings and invest all the money in that process, don't you think he could also invest money in a really great camera crew and maybe some nice equipment? they're also calling into question the physics behind it. there are other videos on his site and cgi specialists looked at these videos and they're calling into question different shadows. they're looking at different angles, and thinking, okay, this is actually cgi. burr they're saying if it is fake, they did a great job. but the folks at yahoo spoke to myth buster star jamie heinman and he thinks it's real. >> i didn't know he thought it was real. i love that guy. >> is he saying that it's just him flapping the wings? >> no. he admits there is a mechanical device that helped assist in the flapping of the wings. >> i really want this to be true. because it would be so fantastic if it was. >> i hope i'm wro

one is, all cgi network.gi in september, cgiu, cgi for america -- there seems to be an unlimited number of people who care about other people and find meaning in life by doing something that helps other people do what they ought to do. i mean, you could not come here and listen to your ideas without being inspired. the other thing that inspires me i go out in the world and see the people we're working with. i will give you one simple example. it's when i made an africa trip a couple of years ago. i stopped to see one of our farm projects. we have our agricultural products -- projects in allawi and rwanda. i brought on a farm when i was a little boy. ines -- by love agriculture and i know farmers are equally intelligent everywhere in the world. family farmers take care of the land and make the most of whatever they have. we are meeting with these 11 farmers and -- we were in tanzanian then, rural tanzania. and a page one -- and these people have little farms, average, one or 2 acres. they pick one person to be

it's a cgi thing. [ laughter ] you know -- >> it's his son, nick tayback. >> jimmy: he's just as goodt "mad men," did you just get it? your agent just said, "hey, you got this part. you did it." >> yeah, that's exactly what happened. you know how showbiz works. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> they were like, "here's a guy that no one knows. let's give him a franchise." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but i mean, no, what was that like? because that's a game changer for you. >> it was a -- it was indeed. and at a certain point, i realized, "okay, this is an incredible opportunity. but the process of getting there was incredibly involved. it was something, like, six or seven auditions. >> jimmy: wait, really? >> mostly in l.a., then fly me out here to meet the network people at amc. and -- >> jimmy: they didn't like -- who else was up for it? do you know? >> no -- you know, there have been a lot of rumors. i never saw anybody else. >> jimmy: kim kardashian? >> kim kardashian. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, all right. i knew she was up for it. and that's -- >> and she was so young. >> jimmy: she re

the smurfs were dusted off, and brought back into the daylight for a cgi makeover.se, being that there still wasn't any. the muppets reemerged to remind us all why all teen idols should retire gracefully. even top gun is being remade. the reason for this epidemic is obvious, there's the nostalgia factor, the one that drives all republican candy dates to prove they're the most like ronald reagan. it's predictable that hollywood would turn back to that era too. when will this vision end? i'll tell you where, listen v

the smurfs were dusted off, and brought back into the daylight for a cgi makeover.a-team" minus mr. t. were given an update. the irony, of course, being that there still wasn't any. the muppets reemerged to remind us all why all teen idols should retire gracefully. even top gun is being remade. the reason for this epidemic is obvious, there's the nostalgia factor, the one that drives all republican candy dates to prove they're the most like ronald reagan. it's predictable that hollywood would turn back to that era too. when will this vision end? i'll tell you where, listen very carefully, 30 years from now, we'll all be ruring out to see "jersey shore the movie" or "growing pains" in 3d many i'm already getting growing pains just thinking about this. come on, hollywood, move forward, not back. have your own ideas, you can do it. tomorrow night, krp condition's team join me for live results of the illinois primary.

. >> i'm not quite sure how that happened or whether it was cgi but i'm -- i understand the need to use i think there should be a check list on that. i will not go to work. and there you go. >> continued success and it's really brilliant. i >> idore you back. >> only in america when we come back. don't go away. 6 hours? with thermacare heatwraps. thermacare works differently. it's the only wrap with patented heat cells that penetrate deep to relax, soothe, and unlock tight muscles. for up to 16 hours of relief, try thermacare. in here, the landscaping business grows with snow. to keep big winter jobs on track, at&t provided a mobile solution that lets everyone from field workers to accounting, initiate, bill, and track work in real time. you can't live under a dome in minnesota, that's why there's guys like me. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. ♪ [♪...] >> announcer: with nothing but his computer, an identity thief is able to use your information to open a bank account in order to make your money his money. [whoosh, clang] y

seuss movies, you know -- >> exactly, it's 3d cgi.ints for being too hand fisted. i give it only a "c," unfortunately. and the kids will like it and there are worse films to sit through. >> project x, set it up for me. >> project x is about a high school party that goes wildly out of control, kid holds a birthday party while his parents are out of town and things -- everything that you see could go wrong, does go wrong. >> oh, boy. all right. let's look. >> evening, officers. >> having a party? >> yeah, we're having a small little birthday gathering for my friends. >> a lot of cars for a small party. >> oh, boy. okay. so bad stuff happens. how bad? >> really bad. i have to tell you, i hated this movie. >> really? >> and it's not just the parent in me. i really didn't like this at all. i didn't think the story worked very well. it's not particularly funny. you know, about 1,500 people show up to this party. it's not quite as chaotic or at least as fun as you'd like to think it is. at no point is it really enjoyable to watch this. and t

. >> that was -- it was tricky, because we had -- it was a small budget, i remember, there was no cgi boxes. >> jimmy: yeah, and what's even weirder is that, i'm the one who played the lil' patriot. [ light laughter ] >> i know, that's what -- well that was the catch. >> jimmy: that was the trick. >> i honestly thought that that's what, kind of, confused investors. >> jimmy: it's a, kind of a larger size musket too for you. for the size of your soldier. >> yeah. yeah, it was -- >> jimmy: it's bigger than you are. >> the incredibly -- uh, "the incredible shrinking soldier." >> jimmy: yeah. >> that was great. that was a great joke. >> jimmy: that was a great joke, too. [ laughter and applause ] that was a great joke too. >> sorry, i was trying to think, wasn't it lily tomlin? >> jimmy: yeah, that was it. "the incredible shrinking soldier." she was in that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: hey, what about this one? do you remember this movie? >> oh. >> jimmy: "all opposed say nay." [ laughter ] >> that was a lot of fun. what -- what do you -- what do you -- i remember you and i just always said, we ju

. >> jimmy: the cgi is insane. do you see a big difference in this one than the first one?ke -- >> even the 3-d is improved. >> jimmy: saliva coming out of the monster's mouths. >> yeah. >> jimmy: snot and everything. just insane. >> i love -- you were saying earlier before about the 3-d. the 3-d in this one doesn't give you an aneurysm. >> jimmy: yeah, this one -- it's actually enjoyable to watch, like you're in a different world. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's just amazing. we have a clip of "wrath of the titans" with sam worthington fighting this two- headed beast. >> cool, yeah. >> jimmy: it's pretty crazy. >> come and get me! [ monster roaring ] [ monster roaring ] [ monster roaring ] what are you waiting for? burn me! >> jimmy: yeah. that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] that's some good stuff. >> that line -- i'm a big action sort of movie watcher, and that line, "what are you waiting for? burn me." i stole from arnold schwarzenegger in "predator." he says, "what are you waiting for? kill me now." and i did my own version. >> jimmy: hey, now that's -- >> my

it's not a cgi tank. >> this guy actually got into an armored vehicle that actually crushed a car onal street in vilnius. but everything about it i suspect is just completely staged. >> that is correct. there's no trickery or special effects, but the smashing of the mercedeses is a setup. but why? in vilnius, lithuania, wealthy citizens flout the law and park their luxury automobiles wherever they want. >> i could see fancy cars parked in bike lane, for example. and i don't like that. if you are wealthy and you own big and expensive cars, this doesn't mean you have more rights in the city. >> these scofflaws are fine, but it doesn't dissuade them from breaking the law. >> it's quite cheap in lithuania. the first fine will be $5. the second will be much bigger. and the third one just could be $200, $300. >> mayor zuokas decides to take matters into his own hands. he comes up with a plan he thinks will have a bigger impact than fines. >> my idea was to create a kind of provocation or social campaign just to start to talk about illegal parking. >> that campaign comes in the form of a yo

. >> you weren't cgied like that picture. >> they promised me they would photo shop it.n. >>> let's talk about this -- >> sad for advertising. >> the andrew breitbart story. weeks before his sudden death the conservative blogger, andrew breitbart, was talking at cpac. he said he had a bombshell videotape that he claimed would damage the president. >> then he died. >> yeah. i've got videos. this election we're going to vet him from his college days to show you why -- to show you why racial division and class warfare are central to what hope and change was sold in 2008. >> so that's andrew breitbart talking at cpac. he was a guest on our show. he joined our panel at cpac as well. is this the videotape? this is from buzz feed. this is a clip from wgbh. it shows president obama back in his harvard law school years speaking at a rally in support of racial equality among the faculty at harvard law school. he gave a glowing review of the professor. breitbart's video clip from that introduction then shows charles ogletree, another harvard professor, commenting on this clip. list

cgi for february. that is in line with expectations.them another reason to come out. it seems like an amen chorus, but if you're using 550 and the stock is in your level what are you going to do? ignore it? you have to come out over the top. >> february industrial production unchanged. zero, goose egg on the month from january to february. this disappoints a bit. we expected .4. >> the opening bell on this friday, the day before st. patrick's day. hey, look, seeing a lot of green on the old board. >> there it is. >> higher fuel prices mean higher airline ticket prices. by unbundling the product it puts the power in the consumers' hands. >> good morning. 93 minutes into the trading day. let's check out the markets. we have the dow, s&p and nasdaq in positive territory. a half hour ago they were negative. you can see the gains are quite slight as we end this trading week. we have seen very low volume although today we did start out with significant volume. >> we have expirations though. let's temper the enthusiasm. >> bank of america, by

both cgi and cgiu are global networks of people seeking to use the resources at your disposal to make a difference. but you have something they do not. more time, for one thing. [laughter] all the years i was in politics, i loved it, but we spent most of our time arguing over 2 view of things. what are you going to do and how much money are you going to spend? are you going to cut taxes or put more money into education? what are you going to do, and how much money are you going to spend on it? we did not spend much time on the third question, which i think is the most important of the 21st century. whenever you are proposing to do, how the proposed to do it? how you turned your good intentions into real changes in other people's lives? one of the reasons we see so much innovation coming from college students is that you do not have all that money, so you have no choice but to think about the how question. but if you think about it and implement it, you might draw tens of money to it. really, over the last 10 years or so, one of the most hopeful things about our future is that it is no