jim carey apologies for things he said about gun owners. assault rifle fans i do not agree with you, nor do i fear you, but i do love you and i'm sorry that in my outrage i called you names that was wrong. i do not need a crisis manager, just a conscious, calling people names is inappropriate, but my position on assault weapons hasn't changed. and meanwhile, second amendment fans continue to hate carey like cats hate cans. >> what is worst, the crime or the apology? >> i think he let a lot of people down. the owners of assault rifles do not respect human life and i would like to line them up and shoot them. >> that sounds hypocritical. >> yeah, you are a hypocrite. >> they like it when you do this and when you do that, it's like, now i hate it. >> what kind of gun is that? >> it's two six-shooters from the wild west. >> well done, why does he bother, why not let it go, people have forgotten about it. >> i think it's fine that he wants to apologize for calling people names and he can have his opinions, that's fine. >> can he really? >> and i

. >> he let us dump a big bunch of blood, any other actor would have done it like jim carey, he justit and it worked. >> i mean, you don't do that and think you know what? i'm going to get an oscar. you do that thinking twitter is going to freak out. >> reporter: and they made art? >> beautiful art. >> reporter: you were pulling no punches. i mean, with the dialogue, with the action, with the cgi. nothing has restrained you, and therefore, you have made a movie that could be deemed so awful that it is good? >> i'll accept that. i love people ripping it apart. it is great. >> reporter: there is no formula for the cult classic. >> we didn't set out to make a cult classic. it has to become that because the audience says it is going to be that. >> reporter: and the audience has already spoken, this is classic. i'm nick watt for "nightline," in los angeles. >>> next, how much does kanye like the paparazzi, even when the paparazzi like him? you'll see on tonight's "feed frenzy." and we were out on the streets. [ whispering ] shhh. it's only a dream. and we have home insurance. but if we ma

jim carey is saying sorry for offensive comments he made about gun owners.ith you nor do i fear you but i love you and i'm sorry in my outrage i called you names. that was wrong. the apology comes weeks before his new movie is released. carey has withdrawn his support for the movie because of that violence. the federal food police are at it again this time adding greek yogurt to the school lunch menu. the department of agriculture is testing a pilot program in new york, tennessee and arizona to see if the yogurt is a healthy protein choice for kids and see if it's cost effective. heather? >> i think that will cost a lot of money. speaking of your money, scam alert. it is the second part of our week-long series. we are talking fraud and scams and how to protect yourself. today it's all about sreflgt. here to -- investing. here to help us is personal finance expert vera give veterans. ponzi schemes. >> the name for charles ponzi who swindled money out of investors in the 1970's. you invest your money, double your money, the money comes in, take the old money,

. >> caller: do you remember years ago in live color, jim carey did this character, fireman bob. >> firemanut every time he talked. >> stephanie: he looks a little bit like the clackety comedy teeth. >> caller: yeah, it was almost as disgusting is the entirety of this -- >> stephanie: yeah you can't tell which is more irritating what he is saying or what he is saying. it's a toss up. >> caller: fireman bill. >> stephanie: bob. okay. denise in maryland. hello, denise. >> caller: he -- hello, i wanted to talk about the four minutes of silence. since when do you have to go straight home? maybe the way the tea was shaped, he couldn't get a through way to go out? and he had to run back up? and by then george zimmerman was looking for him again? >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: and i thought we teach our kids if you see a stranger you run you get on the phone, and talk to them until you feel like you are someplace safe. why didn't think they he was stalking him? >> stephanie: yeah. that was the problem. the stand your ground law really applied more -- but in this case he was unfortunately unarmed.