cgi -- >> mr. lee, did you consider cgi? you had a successful experience. did they apply it in central california? >> i actually don't think as i recall cgi did or was not one of the finalists for us. i don't know if they were a bidder but the folks that did bid didn't have direct experience. it was doing something new and you needed to look at general track record, cost, staff they provided factors like that we would endorse the selection. >> you know the district had a real heavy burden because congress in the spite amendment made members of congress and their staffs go to the exchange. took them out of the federal program. well it worked pretty well. now i got to go back and make sure they didn't use cgi. i think we have to look at these contractors and see what was the difference in the experience with contractors in particular. when you're doing something entirely new which congress is not taking into consideration in criticism of this process, it does mean that you probably are asking contrac

, cgi -- >> mr. lee, did you consider cgi? >> i actually don't think, as i recall, cgi did, or it was not one of the finalists for us. i don't know if they were a bidder, but the folks who did the did not have direct experience. you have to look at general track record, cost, staff they provided, before you could endorse a selection. >> the district had a heavy burden, because congress in a spite amendment, made numbers of congress and their staff go to the exchange and took them out of the federal program. it worked pretty well. i have to go back and make sure they did not use cgi. we will have to look at these contractors and see what was the difference in the experience with the contractors in particular. when you're doing something entirely new, which congress has not taken in consideration, it does mean that you're probably asking contractors to do something they have not done, either. the problem with this is, we assume that contractors do something much bigger. we talk about the big parts of t

, cgi -- >> mr. lee, did you consider cgi? >> i actually don't think, as i recall, cgi did, or it was not one of the finalists for us. i don't know if they were a bitter, but the folks who did the did not have direct experience. you have to look at general track record, cost, staff they provided, before you could endorse a selection. >> states had a heavy burden, because congress in a spite amendment, made numbers of congress and their staff go to the exchange and took them out of the federal program. it worked pretty well. i have to go back and make sure they did not use cgi. we will have to look at these contractors and see what was the difference in the experience with the contractors in particular. when you're doing something entirely new, which congress has not taken in consideration, it we assume that contractors do something much bigger. we assume they have handled they could doely the health care exchange for a particular state. note that the census from florida put up. this is from a theory

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it is the sickest the pianist which is the only thing which is effectively a distinctive cgi at the moment. part of that military operation if the predatory for the first to come under attack government soldiers stormed a military airport in and report suggests that eleven people could have been killed in the attack. i'm sitting in a region have been preparing to stand up to the offensive the development unleashed a storm of misguided reports across mainstream news and have a key social media team has been a while going through the confusion reports emerge from comics course this morning the ukrainian armored column and effective approaches to russian flag locals cheered the decision. it's because foreign editor tweet to pick from the scene as the column then depart to personally asked. this development was ignored by news agencies including our obvious this guy whom i envision alarm bells by reporting witnesses seen an armored column with russian flags in eastern ukraine. the caller went on to perform tricks took another test i can still be out for a little more for me to train for update

to be routed to the city's dams which is what i like it is effectively a distinctive cgi at the moment. the astronauts and bob graham phillips in ukraine. and in disneyland can dot com founder of the file hosting site megaupload is expected to recover his assets lost in two thousand twelve raid on his home. the new zealand police seized thirty million dollars in assets on behalf of united states which has indicted him for online piracy and copyright infringement. among other charges. internet entrepreneur who frequently started the law because online endeavors in his native germany is well known for his lifestyle. the seized assets include eighteen luxury cars worth six million dollars and another ten million dollars catching various financial institutions dot com has said he intends to get involved in politics and earlier this year announced the founding of the internet party in new zealand. that's mark is legal victory he says that that he plans to lead by party members to enjoy his newly returned cars as he plans to rent out of respect for the celebration. i can't forget to tune in

it will earn $30 million more than the original contractor cgi which as you know was fired because ofsite glitch plague debut. in the meantime outgoing health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius is wiping her hands of this mess. she is refusing any further testimony. it appears she has unilaterally decided she is no longer answering questions. it is unclear how many paid premiums. ainsley, back to you. >> lori thanks. >> the time is 47 minutes after the top of the hour. miley cyrus does it but these girls their dirty dancing landed them in jail. that's not all they were doing. ♪ you're a mean one mr. grinch >> a library banning a dr. use book because it this say it encourages violence. we report you decide. >> the bridge is violent? shouldn't we found that out 50 years ago when it first came out? coming up the nba bans sterling for life. we will have the latest on that. new e-mails show the white house' effort to blame the benghazi attack on an internet video. which we know is not true. we have all of the details. torontos ravage the dixie land. we are looking at a honor st

they blend practical effects efs with cgi effects. the action is insane.o make sure parents knew that. i gave it 4 1/2 out of five. geeking out. i highly recommend seeing it. it's almost like a christopher nolan movie. getting up to the "dark knight rises" level. i sat down with chris evans and there are eight movies prior to this. i asked him, which one should the audience see if they have never seen the previous eight marvel films? this is what chris evans had to say. >> i think you could watch avengers. it's the best thing to watch 'cause i think it gives the most back story to cover all the bases, to at least give the platform for what's happening right now. that's tough. if they hadn't seen anything, they might have some catching up to do. >> they might need to do that. when you throw the shield, are you throwing a green object, like when you throw it to the winter soldier in that moment? >> sometimes i'm throwing nothing. it's all cgi. sometimes it's just the action. it depends. it depends who is getting hit. it depends -- off whole team of cgi guys

and then put all the cgi and everything on top of it. >> jimmy: it's really, really fun. gun? let me help you out with that. [ sirens wailing ] um -- i'll be back. i'm gonna be right back. heads up. watch out. woo. okay. okay. there you go. you okay? you all right? >> you're spiderman. >> costume gives it away, huh? you look pretty important, max. >> how do you know my name? >> it's written on your badge. >> i'm a nobody. >> hey, you're not a nobody. you're somebody. listen to me. i need you. you're my eyes and ears down here! all right? >> all right. >> i'll see you out there. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's great! jamie foxx! "the amazing spider man 2" is in imax 3d and theaters everywhere on may 2nd. alan cumming joins us next. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ roundup ♪ i'm the protector of my patio ♪ ♪ killing weeds where they grow ♪ ♪ a barrier forms so weeds can't appear ♪ ♪ serious weed prevention up to a year ♪ ♪ new roundup max control 365 ♪ so i'm fighting weeds on opening day ♪ ♪ and preventing weeds while i get away ♪ ♪ weeds stay

. >> jimmy: the action, the cgi. no, it is. it's a lot of stuff.shoot that all in new york city? >> it was all in new york city, yeah. >> jimmy: did the people in new york city just freak out and be like, "oh my god?" >> in my experience they were really excited. you know, anything to do spiderman it's like a pretty big deal. but the director keeps telling this story about they were blowing up cars in the middle of the street. "about they were blowing up cars." >> jimmy: yeah. >> is that grammatically okay? >> jimmy: yeah. they're blowing up cars. >> he's telling story about they were blowing up cars. [ laughter ] they were blowing up cars in the street and people apparently were so -- you know, new yorkers just want to get to work and want to get home. and so they have no peripheral vision and they would just walk right by. car on fire. it's like, "i don't care." so they had to hire people to react. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: oh my god! to things exploding. it's like, "yeah, whatever. another car explodes." >> taxi! >> jimmy: next weeki'm

. >> jimmy: it wasn't a cgi snake? like a pixar snake? >> no, no.stunts i tend to relax. and i said, "dave do you mind if i pick up the venomous cotton mouth snake?" and he said, "why do you want to do that?" i said, 'cause it would make me relax. he said, "you promise me you won't die?" [ laughter ] and i said, "yes i won't die." but the snake wrangler wasn't very happy about it. i remember seeing a picture -- i've never held a venomous snake before in my life. and i saw a picture in a book of how to hold venomous snakes. so i thought, "well, i guess i'll try that." and i picked it up. [ laughter ] and i had my fingers behind his head. >> jimmy: you squeeze it, right? >> you don't really -- you're gentle with it. but the problem is, the snake could have spat venom in tye's face, which would have been a a disaster. so i had to carefully, direct his head that way so i could show the fangs and not have -- >> jimmy: those are crazy fangs. >> crazy fangs. >> jimmy: can't you milk the venom out or something? >> i didn't want to milk the venom out. i want

then they would have to cgi it down and that takes forever. >> and they would have to film it in imaxin one and then two, they just blew me up. [ laughter ] i didn't -- i didn't get no funeral. no dog -- mama didn't get no dog tags. you know? my son was like, "what you mean you ain't in it? did you blow up?" i had to lie to him like, "no. cobra actually had me as kidnapped." [ laughter ] >> seth: right. >> so -- at first i was, of course, when it first happened, the black man was like, "see, the white man doing it again." but then i realized, i went to see the movie and they blew duke up too who was channing tatum. >> seth: right. >> and they blew the white guy up. i was like, "oh, no, not the white one! you can't kill the white boy!" so, you know, i just decided to take -- take my thing in my own hands. >> seth: that's great. >> yeah. >> seth: and then, you of course, you come from a famous family, a famous comedy family. >> yeah. >> seth: how because you're the youngest of ten. >> yeah. >> seth: and all really funny people. was that intimidating growing up? >> it's intimidating, you

>> sometimes i'm throwing nothing, you know, so it's all cgi. sometimes it's just the action.e a whole team of cgi guys there that will tell you right away, on this one, throw nothing. on this one, we need to see the shield. >> the suv flip scene when winter soldier throws the thing under the jackknifed suv, how do you get the suv off the ground? >> there's a jack that goes under the car that can throw it. >> like really intense hydraulics. >> it will launch the car into the air and will get the car to ride on its nose like that for a period of time. it's because of weight and balance. >> what does this mean flying through the area? >> the problem with flying is it is not a natural human instinct. so when they put you on a rope and at the timer you 50 feet off the ground, we need you to fly in and just land on your two feet. it doesn't naturally happen. so this movie can definitely be a comedy if they put out the outtakes of running into cars and landing on my face, stuff like that. >> there are three major things to know before seeing this movie. skip the 3d and imax, not wor

according to reports, body doubles and cgi graphics could be used in scenes that walker hadn't finishedis in the marketing. >> the best strategy that has been shown is to go ahead with the marketing, do it and be sensitive to the fact he's no longer alive, but don't try to exploit that fact. >> this, of course, is not the first time hollywood has had to deal with posthumous movie roles. heath ledger died before "dark knight" hit theaters in 2008. his portrayal of the joker earned him an oscar, which his family accepted on his behalf. the 2012 movie "sparkle" was whitney houston's last role. and "enough said" hit theaters three months after james gandolfini died. >> "brick mansion" hits theaters on april 25th and "fast and furious 7" from universal pictures comes out next april. it's a tough dance. you don't want to be seen as exploiting the death, but at the same time, paul walker's fans want to see more, want to know where they can see him. >> willie, thank you very much for that. >>> coming up, jason brown is out on the historic rock center rink. he's going to skate and we'll talk to