george clooney? >> george clooney voices it. meryl streep voices it. directed by wes anderson.ses stop motion animation, technique made famous by the great ray harryhousen who last time it was for "clash of the titans" which is being remade and premiers next week. i like this a lot. it's a delightful film. i gave eight "b," too. i think it's worth we soing. >> george clooney, he's so busy. the other film that he was in, "the men who stare at goats." >> yeah, you know, the "men who stare at goats," clooney is good at it. there's a wonderful actor steven lange in it is also in "avatar." but when satire falls short, you're in dangerous territory. there this is another adaptation of book. mcgregor's character, not that strong here. the satire, again, doesn't quite make it through. some parts believable, some parts not. i thought this movie dragged and didn't quite know where it was headed. i gave it a "c." again -- >> some things look different when you're at home versus the movie theater? >> i know. thur, look, you can -- it's not going to kill you to watch it, you'll be all right

she is a consultant who like the george clooney character lives life up in the air. and he is a surgeon who operates on the uninsured for free. >> these people don't have health insurance, and i think it's our duty to reach out and help those type of people as often as we can. >> it is go time. good morning, everyone. i'm tony harris. let's get to work in the "cnn newsroom." >> you know, it didn't go down but it didn't go up either. new numbers show the unemployment rate held steady in february at 9.7%. that means 36,000 jobs were lost last month. that is a translation. fewer than analysts predicted. alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange with more on the numbers. let's break all of this down for everyone. you know there's been a lot of talk about the weather last month. did it affect these numbers? >> reporter: i'll tell you what, tony, the government says it's hard to quantify how much those snowstorms we got in february, whether or not they skewed the report any. some say the weather did have an impact. one of the blizzards hit the east coast when the surv

and i think everyone from the root action i just got wants to hear about playing escrow with george clooneym harrison ford. >> really. >> okay, so give me the popularity of how to make a living as a writer. >> i attempted to do that by working for magazines for a number of years. affected travel around the world and at a facility for writing celebrity profiles. you always want to do something with a person is going to be a magazine cover that you think is really nifty that they've never done before. i think i might have reached the apex of that

. >> and you saw the picture earlier of what is clearly a young george clooney looking -- yeah, lessce, we won't show pictures of ourselves from back. >> we tried that. >> with the mullet. >> but sam and i are heading out to l.a. do you have your tux? >> i do. >> it will be -- is it already to say? it will be mr. calvin klein. >> ooh. [ whistle ] >> i don't know how to respond. i need help in finding what i'm wearing. friday, we unveiled the five rising stars of fashion competing to make a dress for me. the responses over the weekend, tremendous. were you able to narrow it down to three. three finalists who will make the gown and i will wear it. >> wow. >> here's what's great. >> they've all got your body down. anything long and lean like that, it's going to be beautiful. >> they were very generous, let me just say that with the -- but they are talented and it's wonderful to be giving them this opportunity. we'll have an update in the next half hour. >> do you have a favorite yet? >> not really. i'm truly open-minded with this. i thought one way, now, seeing them come to life, who kn

hit me that i was asked me on an advisory board for the hope for haiti fundraiser, which was george clooney organized a telethon. they had a lot of money and they asked a few of us to help them give advice on how to spend it. and ngo gave us submissions as to why they were qualified. they had a little bit of dilemma because they had shown they were qualified to do things like food. sometimes they said women working in food believe in haiti for 40 years. that showed a certain capacity to but also showed a certain problem that anybody who's doing food relief, was doing 40 years ago and maybe doing it now and they should think about how they could do it carefully so they're not doing it for years from now. i think a third thing about the responding, about developing the capacity is the question of money. and again, i'm a u.s. taxpayer. i'm very glad that members of congress are worried that our money might be ill spent. i see enough corruption in haiti to know how corrosive that is and what a plague of haitian society. so we certainly need accountability. we certainly need to watch our money,

i was asked to be on the advisory board, for a fund- raiser that was -- george clooney was organizing. they were asking a few of us to give them advice on how to spend the money. they were talking about why they were qualified. they had to show that there were a qualified to do these things. they say that they had been working in food relief in 8440 years. this shows the certain problem, that anybody who was doing this was doing this for years ago and they are still doing this right now. and they may think about doing this differently so they will not do this 40 years from now. another thing about responding with developing the capacity is the question of money. i am at a u.s. taxpayer. i am happy that the members of congress are worried that the money may not be spent well. i know how corrosive the government is. we certainly have to have accountability. and we have to watch the money. but we were at a hearing on the commission on human rights, about the consequences of the earthquake with human rights. and one thing that the government had said was that they were involved with billi

something george clooney's character points out in the film "up in the air." >> you know how much time you lose by checking in? >> five. ten minutes. >> 35 minutes per flight. >> reporter: is the rule not enforced the way it should be? >> i think it would benefit the flight attendants and the passengers in the long run, if there's one, uniform size limit for the carry-on bag. the trouble is, a lot of travelers are going to find themselves with carry-on bags that are too big. and they're going to have to get small ones. >> reporter: airlines are charges for additional carry-ones. but there are some programs like southwest, who is giving $10, if you get on early, and make sure that your bag gets stored properly. we have to be worried about the flight attendants. they don't need to be lifting weights getting bags up. >> when we come back, new warnings about teens and tanning salons. stick around. ♪ mmm... hot fudge sundae. ♪ ooh! frosted blueberry?!? ♪ over 25 flavors of kellogg's pop-tarts®. and they're all for fun and fun for all. pop-tarts®. made for fun. some washed mirrors with soap.

has done things like playing basketball with george clooney for a story or taking act and tips from harrison ford. and of course his boat they were here to talk about is "horse soldiers," about the really first days in the opening days of the war in afghanistan in the air after 9/11 that we for now living with for the better part of a decade. and so we're really lucky to talk to them. they join me in welcoming doug. [applause] and were all excited shira about "horse soldiers" and i think everyone from the root action i just got wants to hear about playing escrow with george clooney and acting tips from harrison ford. >> really. >> okay, so give me the popularity of how to make a living as a writer. >> i attempted to do that by working for magazines for a number of years. affected travel around the world and at a facility for writing celebrity profiles. you always want to do something with a person is going to be a magazine cover that you think is really nifty that they've never done before. i think i might have reached the apex of that what i asked harrison ford how to teach me to be angry o

i think a policy of low interest rates is clooney appropriate, giving the struggling economy. improving the still struggling economy. but the whole idea is to get credit going to prudent lending, to credit whether borrowers to but we do want critical to occur. it is frustrating. there was too much credit leading into this crisis and there had to be some pullback. but i am concerned we're going to for the other way. i think the smaller, if you look at loan balances. the smaller banks seem to be doing a better job than the large institutions in making loans, armed making longhouses. there are some very asian. some are doing better is that others in terms of providing credit. so i think the light needs to be shined on this and explanations need to be made where credit is not being provided. are regulars on it regulars on interagency basis just issued some guidance, focused particularly on small business lending. and made clear that we do want to improve the small business loans to be made and to discourage any kind of models that gets categorized certain types of borrowers or g g