. >> robert redford was not playing bill aye rz.t was an amalgam of people who like ayers. that is in the minority. the other side of the media does not promote this dude. >> it is not the media, but the fact that bill ayers can go from straight up terrorists to getting -- >> tenured positions. >> tenured positions at colleges as if they never did anything bad. >> guess what else. you wouldn't see a terrorist become so close to a commander-in-chief if it were a republican now would you? you can't spell obama without bomb. >> or bill. >> yes you can. >> by the way, i forgot to ask for this and we can't put up that picture again. he has earrings. >> he has two earrings. >> he has an earring each ear and he is a grown man with earrings in his ears. >> he is a pirate. >> he is a pirate. >> i mean, come on. >> actually that looks like an opt of mine. aunt helga. >> how dare you smear your aunt. >> you smear your aunt? >> i am done. >>> we will move on. what clothes never go out of style? he discusses his new book, i am wearing a leather

we compared two key scenes from the movie to the gatsby of the past, a 1974 robert redford version and one starring the great alan ladd. n the new movie, carey mulligan plays his love. here she suddenly finds out the mysterious, long-lost gatsby has showed up in her elite world of east egg, long island. >> i don't know a single person that side of the bay. >> oh, you must know gatsby. >> gatsby? what gatsby? >> we live across the sound in west egg. i know somebody there. >> i don't know a single person. >> you have -- you know ghats by. >> oh, he's my neighbor. >> gatsby? what gatsby? >> i've got a little house across the channel. chap named gatsby. >> what gatsby is that? >> funny how the same scene can be brought to the scene three different ways, isn't? next, his climb ak tic face-off with daisy's husband, tom buchanan. >> what kind of trouble arussia did are you trying to cause in mip home any how? >> tom -- >> your wife never loved you. she never has. she's loved me since 11 years ago the >> let's go home. >> nobody is going home. i'm going to sit down right here and listen to wha

his partner in crime, robert redford, has been a supporter. we have a circle of 100 people who give each year. 30,000 associates give little each month above the subscription price in the belief it is not just a media institution but a community. there are 40 discussion groups around the country. [applause] >> these people obviously support it for what it espouses and believes in. do they all know that you have dirty martinis and marvin gaye? >> you have to keep perspectives. everyone's work is demanding. it is trying to make sense of these times and keep some hope. if we were meeting this time last year, it was a bully -- bleak time. we were coming off an election with the tea party claimed it had a mandate. i try to read history, drink dirty martinis, listen to marvin gaye, watch "true blood." vampires, everything. >> this has been fabulous. our thanks to katrina vanden h euvel, publisher of "the nation." [applause] we want to remind everybody that copies of her book are on sale in the lobby. she would be pleased to sign them. we aappreciate

in 1974 it starred robert redford and now leonardo decap rio in the leading role but nischelle turnerly star. >> the '20s are roaring. diamonds and over the top parties. gatsby is in the house. >> and action. >> reporter: as director decadent 3d spin on the great gatsby hits theaters. >> all the capitals of europe collecting jewels. >> reporter: catherine martin, the film's costume and the director's wife brought the era to life on screen. >> visualist. he's incredibly concerned as a director. as to how things look because he sees that the visual s are actually part of the story telling process. >> reporter: off screen and on the streets, the movie's fueling a fashion renaissance. >> the collection was inspired by the great gatsby. >> reporter: tiffany & company is one of the retailers offering fans a piece of the film, for a price. >> sterling silver locket is a piece of that collection. this is $850. >> reporter: brooks brothers re-created the jazz age for customers after working on gatsby with martin. >> the green sweater has been incredibly successful and i think nearly sold out.

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>> i always worked and hovered around sundance because sundance was founded by robert redford was alwaysortest film you can make besides kmishls is half hour tv. so they commissioned a series of short films and i was one of the afrts that he called so i made my first series which was a very big hit on the web. we won many webbys. i've been asked to do more and now i've done 50. >> some of them are kind of racy. the second in the seer was called "green porno." where did it come from? >> it came from the fact that sundance hat green house, green food green transportation. they're very environmentally concern. they had programming how to use different electric cars or something like that so as a joke i said you don't have green porn. they said that's a catchy name. >> it will get a lot of views on youtube. >> it does. >> you're actually getting a master's degree now. and any big plans for mother's day tomorrow? >> you know we don't celebrate so much mother's day in europe though i live in america. >>> all presidents agree one of the best perks that comes with the job is air force one. it do

maybe robert redford should make a movie about the tea party because they truly are the revolutionaries. they're the ones you spoke to with the power and they got persecut persecuted. that's the goal. >> you said that he is a good campaigner. and a good communicator. but the reason he was such a good communicator is everything that he said, the media ran with. they printed every story. they didn't print select stories and they carried his water so it was easy for him to be a good campaigner. and think about this, he was such a good campaigner, he wasn't doing his job. and that's the crux of every single one of these scandals. >> you're indicting the entire media now. >> okay, there are some reporters i will say that have done excellent work, some at cbs, some a it ju"the wall stre journal" and other media outlets. but they didn't -- >> it took two or three years -- they all bought into the war in iraq, too, and they all backed off after three years. they buy into things. this media is not exactly what you call independently minded. >> and we're buying into it right now because the real

if you remember the original -- of course the book, but the original movie with robert redford, it wasvery time it comes on, like amc i watch it. >> it's just bigger than life. >> the costumes, everything about it. it's an epic. even though this is so-so, it's going to be great. >> i don't remember any of the book even though i read it a couple times in high school. it's going to be worth watching for me anyway. >>> and katie couric is apparently starring in her own got milk commercial with her two beautiful daughters, ellie 21, and carrie 17. it's going to debut on her show "katie." they talked about what they like to eat for breakfast, hanging out with mom and eating pancakes. so there you go. katie got her own. cute. two daughters, ellie, 21, and carrie, 17, will debut friday on "katie." talked about what they lake for breakfast. hanging out with mom in her bed, eating pancakes. there you go. katie her own. cute. >> good for her. >> we'll be back. your vacuum doesn't always pick up what's left behind. only the resolve easy clean system has foam power to remove three times more dirt

robert redford, kirk gibson.brimley as the manager and tommy lasorda, the actual manager, they were so physically similar and when they each jumped up, they each got about this high off the ground and it matched perfectly. it was just -- >> here's a question. i know you love your stats. who is the greatest sportsman you have ever seen in any sport, for whatever reason? >> perhaps the greatest all around athlete would be jim brown, the great american football player who also could have been the greatest lacrosse player who ever lived, undoubtedly could have played basketball in the nba. he would be way up there. >> what about tiger? the reason i mention him, he's on a hot streak again now. if he continues that, he could smash all records into oblivion. but also, what he represents. tiger woods coming when he did, the importance of that. he's doing for sport in america what barack obama did for politics. >> well, but the barriers had been broken in sports in other sports, and in fact, lee elder and charlie sippert

but the genteel '74 gatsby with robert redford and mia far owe didn't get. >> how do you do old sport: but luhrman throws money at the screen in a way that is positively gatsby like. ♪ will you still love me >> reporter: he wallops you with the theme of product gal waste. it's all handed, but yet it brings to mind the great unfettered imagery of silence movies. >> you must be crazy. she never loved you. reporter: leonardo key cap pre-owe is is a good gatsby, healthy looking for my taste but moving. he was the most grown up of juveniles and is now the most youthful of grown-ups. >> i've gotten all these things for her. >> reporter: as the poor boy turned rich man longing for daisy, the girl he couldn't have, he makes you believe that he believes you can recapture the past. >> captain, we will not... reporter: i'm almost more protective of star trek and i'm not a treky although snobs like me always say i'm not a treky. but... >> jim, you're not actually going after this guy, are you. >> reporter: star trek into darkness is the second film by director j.j. abrams with the same bunch of a

osgood: while many years later in 1969, paul newman and robert redford portrayed the exploits of thebers known as butch cassidy and the sun dance kid. >> do you think you used enough dynamite there, butch? >> osgood: though the days of armed passenger train robberies are behind us, freight train theft remains a problem. 1995 scott pelley showed us night scope footage of thieves at work in the deserts of the southwest. >> this night the train stops. police say the figures are running away with tvs. >> osgood: just last fall atlanta police investigated a theft of roughly 100 guns from a parked freight car. an f.b.i. estimate puts cargo thefts from ports, trucking and trail at as much as $30 billion a year. though figures strictly for freight train theft is hard to come by, jesse james' descendents are no doubt getting their share. just ahead, the birds of spring. look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. eno

." >> robert redford could not make the hit in 1974.lligan. the new gatsby is directed by the man who did moulin rouge. this gatsby uses fancy special of facts and 3d in music from the rapper jay-z and beyoncÉ. it premieres on a crunch weekend. one weekend after the debut of ironman three and one weekend before the new star trek. reviews are mixed so far. it gets only a 42% positive rating from critics on rotten tomatoes.com. fans said they plan to see it. the great gatsby is generating more online buzz and even ironman three did. getting 100,000 mentions. maybe this can break the curse. we will see this weekend. ashley: you never know. tracy: "countdown to the closing bell" is next. liz claman will be here. she will tell you who the richest people are on twitter and what they are tweeting about. i bet it is a ferrari. [ laughter ] tracy: don't go anywhere. straight ahead. ♪ but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on hisortfolio. and with some planning an

not even robert redford could pull it off in 1972. now, this is the fourth big screen effort.ns at rotten tomatoes fans want to see it. on line it's getting more buzz than even "iron man 3" got. maybe the great gatsby will be a surprise. and reports are that yahoo chief is cozying up to hooloo. it may go up for sale but it's taken on $300 million in debt and worth far less than the video feeds provided by the three giant parents. how much do you trust matt lauer? hurting his likability ratings in the new poll out from reader's digest. only 41% of people trust him and seven anchors rated higher, even savannah guthrie. heightened concerns over our nation's cyber preparedness. cheryl: congressman garrett at the house financial services committee joins ashley and lori next with his plan to stop this all from happening again. dennis: lou dodds weighs in as whistle blowers weigh in on the terror attacks investigation. dennis: welcome back. lori: the data 15,000 still climbing. skeptical of this market. where the good deals are to be had. ashley: at preventing another flash crash. a

i would actually say this is better than the 1974 robert redford and mia farrow movie was not there.e it here. i enjoyed it. it's getting panned by a lot of critics because everyone thinks it's going to be as good as the book. it's not. it's stale good move yeah. >> brian: four out of five stars, and i love leonardo dicaprio in "silver spoons." he was brilliant. >> thanks so much. yeah, four out of five. >> brian: good job. straight ahead, we've been telling you all about former weather underground terrorists kathy bodine. she's now teaching at columbia university. she's not the only former terrorist turned teacher and men are better with the grill, right? don't say that around this chick. real housewife theresa is here. yeah, i called hear chick mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal.

. >> robert redford. >> you were talking politics. it was fun. it was a great crowd. >> we were talking about white house scandals. he was talking about the windsors as in prince harry. he thinks he and prince harry are best friends now. i'm a little concerned. they chumed aroumed around on t jersey shore. you were on "katie" yesterday. >> it was fun. she dedicated the whole hour to the issue. very busy day for sure. shall we get to the news? >> yeah, let's get to the news. much busier in the news. let's go through everything that happened yesterday. >>> the irs. attorney general eric holder is ordering a criminal investigation into the irs' targeting of conservative groups. this after an internal government watchdog blamed ineffective management for the scandal. a report by the treasures inspector general concluded that the cincinnati office of the irs used inappropriate criteria to single out tea party groups adding that there was insufficient oversight by management. the report also revealed that some applications for nonprofit status were del

hilarious story about "raindrops keep falling on my head" one of the top songs in the 1960s and robert redfordid when he saw the final cut of the movie, i don't get it. why do they have that song in there, it's not even raining. and then i'm reading that this song got no respect also from ray stevens, who is very hot at the time. >> very hot. >> and he heard it, and said, what. >> studio brought him out to see the picture. hear the song. he didn't like the movie. he didn't like the song. got him on the plane and went back. went back to nashville. >> so they get bj thomas and it becomes i think -- if i remember the second or third biggest song of the 1960s. right behind "hey jude." >> there was an interesting thing -- george royhill took a real shot. i was scoring in the movie. and he wanted something important there. music. and i kept hearing "raindrops keep falling on my head" dummy lyric, but i kept looking at that bicycle seat. and that's how it got written and george royhill had the guts to take that chance. we're talking about a 19 -- what is it -- 19th century. yeah. in bolivia. and a so

i want you to -- not robert redford, not dustin hoffman, but the guy in the middle with the camera. stanley, stanley's passion in life was covering politics, and he was very, very close to the kennedys. but he also did a lot of special stills for movies like "all the president's men" and, um, "urban cowboy" and a lot of robert redford be movies, a lot of warren beatty movies and dustin hoffman movies. so i just wanted you to see what stanley looked like in his prime. stanley was a marine photographer in korea, and he took this picture which military times says is one of the ten -- one of the hundred best photographs showing military combat. i found it so moving that i included it in the book just to tell you a little bit about stanley. this, this on the face of it is a guest towel, one of those linen things your great aunt nelly might have had in her guest bathroom ironed, and it's embroidered with jfk. when i went through the marine corps trunk, i found this. now, i thought i knew everything about stanley. we were friends for years and years and years. but he never mentioned anythi