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Lets watch what we can. >> heres got some money. >> i got a couple mil coming in like a week. when it gets in, are you come pick it up. >> you give me a call? >> when it gets here, ill give you a call and youll come pick it up. >> we dont work for you, man. >> shh. >> sweetheart, you have my money taped to your boobs. technically you work for me. >> i guess thats all it takes to work for him anyway. its made your top five. it lives up to the hype its getting in your mind? >> it is a very long me...

Technique. not a single word of dialogue in the whole movie. theres one person on screen for the whole time. and its robert redford which helps because he has this kind of -- hes a real movie star. the definition of which i think is hes a guy you always want to be looking at whatever hes doing on screen. what hes doing is try to rig the jib on his sail boat. its such a careful and intense thriller, really. i mean its like reading a hemingway short story or jack london short story. its about one ...

Before the world came out they lost 2 billion, they were prepared to say not only did it happen in a bank, but there would be no regulation of that derivative action whatsoever. >> let me get to secretary rice. it seems to me just in terms of the people who dont understand all of this, they love it on wall street. the more complicated the better. havent they seen all of the movies? havent they seen hank paulson played by bill hurt, and the margin call, movie after movie saying these guys are rut...

Before the world came out they lost 2 billion, they were prepared to say not only did it happen in a bank, but there would be no regulation of that derivative action whatsoever. >> let me get to secretary rice. it seems to me just in terms of the people who dont understand all of this, they love it on wall street. the more complicated the better. havent they seen all of the movies? havent they seen hank paulson played by bill hurt, and the margin call, movie after movie saying these guys are rut...

is billionaire aubrey mcclendon. hes the outspoken, charzmatic scion of one of americas founders and a founder of chesapeake. chesapeake could be the next enron, or worldcom. chesapeake energy is second only to exxonmobil in drilling for natural gas in this country. more than 13,000 americans work for mcclendon, enjoying perks, which according to reuters includes on-site botox treatments. chesapeake also boasts a campus with three restaurants and a 70,000-square foot facility with a ro...

new plans for terror. a special report. but first, tonights enron. the persons "outfront" tonight is billionaire aubrey mcclendon. hes the outspoken, charzmatic scion of one of americas founders and a founder of chesapeake. chesapeake could be the next enron, or worldcom. chesapeake energy is second only to exxonmobil in drilling for natural gas in this country. more than 13,000 americans work for mcclendon, enjoying perks, which according to reuters includes on-site botox treatments. ...

>> let me give issue perspective. put aside the unemployment rate for a a while because there are lots of reasons why thats not the most effective way to look at this. the most effective way is job growth, the number of jobs lost or added in a given month. lets go back to january of 2011. you can see all through 2011, we gain jobs. off to a strong start and then we started talking about a double dip recession, issues in europe became more serious. our debt crisis became an issue, the d...

battles between police and protesters. egyptians took to the streets on thursday upset at how police handled or they say mishandled the football riot that left 79 dead a day earlier two people were killed in suez on thursday. u.n. diplomats have come up with a new security council resolution on syria and how to deal with them. it draws specific language russia doesnt like including references to sanctions and military intervention. im manesha -- monita rajpal. "world business today" ...

>> im fredricka whitfield in for kyra phillips. we have a number of stories developing on this busy morning but we begin with your pocketbook. just minutes ago we learned the jobless rate has fallen to 8.3%. thats a pretty billing surprise seeing some economists expected it to tick up. lets get perspective from christine romans. what have you learned about how this number has gone down slightly? >> you know, the economy grew in january, and it grew jobs. it grew more jobs than anyone r...

Horse." i personally like "moneyball." all great movies deserving of the gold statue. but the ones were pulling for is our flicks our booking department here on our show like a talented pair of vegas handicappers introduces us to. the barber of birmingham about one role in the civil rights movement. also "rise of the planet apes." "margin call" original screen play. we asked the writer and director which bank the movie was based on. >> in my mind, this bank is still in business and still doing w...