here is betty liu with cgi president and founder bill clinton. betty: tell me the commitment you think will have the biggest impact that has been made so far at cgi america. mr. clinton: diverse people have a chance to grow with our partnership. some of them that are really exciting are those who have a chance to grow. there was a a fascinating commitment involving financial institutions putting in developmental funds to bring clean energy jobs to native americans. they are still the poorest group of americans. the native americans who live on tribal land who don't have casinos. that has gotten a chance to really blow up. there are several like that. the biggest one in terms of dollars and jobs by far is the continuation of the original $10 billion for the american federation of teachers, infrastructure. to retrofit buildings. the first $5.6 billion of this commitment had been deployed and spent. they created 50,000 jobs. that's a lot of jobs. betty: mr. president, what happens to the foundation's work? the great work you have done -- you mention

that's all cgi. and i'm not making light. >> jimmy: is that right? >> it really was cgi. so i just did really good -- this is going to sound -- swallowing acting. >> jimmy: you had to swallow. >> yes. so i had to sell it. sell it. >> jimmy: i have to say i'm disappointed, i really am. >> i'm so sorry. i would have been so sick had i had to drink all that. >> jimmy: well, yeah. but i was like, what the hell? how the hell did this happen? it looked very real. >> the guys are like, yeah, we'll just cgi it. >> jimmy: i knew aliens were made out of cgi but i did not know -- >> the other stuff that happens is also cgi but you have to see it. >> jimmy: rick springfield is here. >> i know. >> jimmy: did he mean something to you growing up? >> i had that album with the dog on the front of it and i loved that album with the dog on front of it. >> jimmy: what was the first concert you went to? >> i have a story. >> jimmy: about the dog? >> no, not about the dog. this kid in my class started singing ♪ christina take me away and i got really offended. when you're a kid everything of

. >> obviously donkey kong is mixed with the cgi. that's more exciting for an audience. the key was to create moment of destructions you've never seen before. one way to do it was have pacman become pixilated like this. your hand lights from within it. it's beautiful but horrifying at the same time. >> before shooting the movie, columbus relearned the game and relived their childhood. >> if you think i'm not going to challenge you, spare no expenses. i have a few quarters, so let's do this. >> i'll let you go first. >> columbus was off to a good start, so we agreed top score wins. >> my goodness. you've had a little practice here. >> let me see what i've got. >> i was a little rusty, but up for the challenge. >> i'm so impressed. good job. >> do you have one of these in your office. >> i never play it. too busy making movies. >> you were brilliant. pgh that was a high praise. it opens this friday, the 24th. >> i noticed in reading a little bit about this, that donkey kong wasn't in the first draft. >> that is correct, they had to get clearance for all of these characters

on this bloomberg television special, we take you to the cgi america meeting in denver, colorado where a discussion on the wealth gap featured housing and urban development secretary william castro. >> we want to address the affordable housing concerns so that more folks can live comfortably and in a decent, safe place.

>> cgi. they make you 30 years younger. there's a scene, i got ready for it, this kind of tech guy comes up, starts to putting pen points all over my face. i said, "what are doing?" [ laughter ] >> seth: nobody warned you what this guy was gonna do? >> what is this? he goes, "you'll see." and then makes you 30 years younger. i do the scene, and then they go in, and they make you -- i'm going, "this is fantastic. 'romancing the stone,' here we go!" >> seth: redo them all. >> going right back, like we're going back to do them all over again. by then they have a holograph of myself. i've kept all my old costumes, my wardrobes. >> seth: perfect. >> so why not. go for it. >> seth: well, thank you so much. i can't wait to see the film. thank you so much for being here. it was really an honor. [ cheers and applause ] >> definitely a pleasure. thank you. >> seth: michael douglas, everybody. "ant-man" opens in theaters and imax this friday. we'll be right back with more "late night!" [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you're getting 3 here

fighting his old self through cgi. he wins? i'm not telling you. >> i'll be back. >> i'll be back. >> i'll be back. i'll be back. >> i didn't want to ask you to say the line. but you've just said it. >> that's so nice of you. >> you've just said it now 38 times. >> he didn't want to ask that unbelievable what an interviewer. >> reporter: in this movie he's sent back in time to before the first installment. >> this is the beauty about a film that involves time travel is you can go back and change the entire premise. >> so long as you have rules that make sense and that you're within those rules. >> reporter: amelia clark of "game of thrones" fame plays badass sarah conner. >> come with me if you want to live! >> "game of thrones" was a good introduction into this scale of movie. >> john sent me here to save you. >> reporter: jai courtney is kyle reese. >> why australians? >> inn why not? >> popular with the ladies. >> reporter: this has the same janay sa qua of the original and one of the same lines. >> i'll be back. >> what? >>

on this bloomberg television special, we take you to the cgi america meeting in denver, colorado, where a discussion of the nation's growing wealth gap featured the housing and urban development secretary julian castro. secretary castro: we want folks

on this bloomberg television special, we take you to the cgi meeting in denver, colorado, where a discussion of the nations growing wealth gap featured the housing and urban development secretary. >> we want folks to have a comfortable, decent, safe place. >> a panel of visionaries explore diversan

on this bloomberg television special, we take you to the cgi america meeting in denver, colorado, where a discussion of the nation's growing wealth gap featured the housing and urban development secretary julian castro. secretary castro: we want folks to live comfortably in a decent, safe place.

my name is [inaudible] i work with cgi justice project a member of the coalition. i am here to advocate for no vote option on the jill and as an alternative. the united states the course duration for a black woman is one into trans woman the committee-based resources and not a new jail. trans woman the bail reform. trends are often looked up for survival crimes which is the city's issue and shouldn't fall on the shoulders of these women to bear. [inaudible] artie live as a sop in place and ensures they remain inside inverse invading. trans women could be diverted to programs like robin tells which is the only longer-term housing that the city funds that trans woman can both access and feel safe in. ironically enough, they just found out that trans funding to our houses being cut so fewer women when i'll access to that resource for stability. when considering diversion as well as bail reform the 80% of people inside of a [inaudible] is arbitrary if they have not been convicted yet. making good-faith efforts to divert his people would have a dramatic impact on a numb

this movie blew my mind, for a time period that we're so inundated with cgi effects to have a five three-year old actor doing his own stunts in a movie, that is way movies need to be done, it need to be done this way from now on, best action movie. >> i gave it four and a half, i didn't go five, for one reason. i went four and a half. my number three movie of the year. my interview with tom cruise where he explains the stunt scene is on my twitter at kevin mccarthey tv. behind scenes footage of the contacts in his eyes are, unbelievable. >> hold your breath for six minutes, should we try that. >> it is that water scene. >> he trained to do it for six months. in the movie, he end up holding it for two or three but in real life he trained to do it six minutes. unbelievable. i cannot tell you how sick this movie is. unbelievable. >> if you are making millions. >> yeah. >> kevin, thanks. >> bye, guys. >> smarty pants out there in hollywood. >> we have our own smarty pants. >> hold on, have you felt a chill in the air. >> a little, sure. >> i'm cold. >> chris you are chilly, it is snowing. >> it i

he wanting to do it not with cgi jets. he wanting tos to do it with real ones. he's hanging off the side of a plane in "mission impossible ". he did that stunt himself. and we know he does his own stunts. if tom cruise says it would be fun and he wants to get back in those jets i think it's going to happen. >> i think it's no surprise that he says that. he always makes the point that he does his own stunts. we get it. you can jump out of planes. thanks for your time. the senior editor of "in touch weekly". >>> and you are watching "cnn newsroom." i'm lonely no more. zain asher joins me next. he grounds of my estate, i hob nob with the glitterati and play equestrian sports. out on the veranda, we enjoy finger sandwiches and other assorted dainties. i wear nothing less than the finest designer footwear. wherever i go, the paparazzi capture my every move. yes, i am rich. that's why i drink the champagne of beers. points, points, our points. there has got to be a way to redeem our hotel points. i just want to take a vacation. this seems crazy. oh really? tell us som

tell dan, the obama administration was concerned about having her work at the state department and cgi, people like blumenthal involved in state business. it looks like she kind of just didn't care. the same is the case with these e-mails. if it was coming from an unprotected server she may have done that so i think what voters care about is this very sort of you know deep commitment on the part of hillary clinton so sort of do her only thing, flaw the reels u.n. when matters of security are at heart there. >> dan, it seems like the best friend that the clintons have is republicans overreacting overreaching. this story without question is it was initially reported likely leaked in an over-inflamed way it was not quite true enabling her to swat it away. >> i'm pretty confident 16 months from now they're not going to think about e-mail protocol as it matters, and, you know nothing has ever happened in july of the off-year has matter in the general election. what you can take from this is two things. one, this is a short-term most notably, she's getting an important speech an important me

it's not a cgi tank. >> the guy got into an armored vehicle and actually crushed a car on an actual street in vilnius. but everything about it i suspect is just completely staged. >> that is correct. there's no trickery or special effects, but the smashing of the mercedes a setup. but why? in vilnius, lithuania, wealthy citizens flout the law and park their luxury automobiles wherever they want. >> i could see fancy cars parked in bike lane, for example. and i don't like that. if you are wealthy and you own big and expensive cars, this doesn't mean you have more rights in the city. >> these scofflaws are fined, but it doesn't dissuade them from breaking the law. >> it's quite cheap in lithuania. the first fine will be $5. the second will be much bigger. and the third one just could be $200, $300. >> mayor zuokas decides to take matters into his own hands. he comes up with a plan that he thinks will have a bigger impact than fines. >> my idea was to create a kind of provocation or social campaign just to start to talk about illegal parking. >> that campaign comes in the form of a youtube vi

. >> jimmy: i was thinking how would that be acting without any cgi. it's like wax on, wax off. >> it feels horrible. it feels so horrifying. because everyone's doing like triple back flips and wicked cool punch and they're doing these coordinated things where hawkeye has his bow and arrow and i'm the only one that doesn't have a stunt double because i just get to do like -- that. >> jimmy: you're doing like tai chi. >> i'm like destroying robots apparently. >> jimmy: it's great but i was seeing that's why you're a good actor. i would be so embarrassed. trust me guys, it's going to look good when it's done. [ laughter ] i swear this is really good. but man you pull it off and you do so good. it's really, really fun. i want to show clip of elizabeth olsen in "avengers: age of ultron." check this out. >> you're wondering why you can't look inside my head. >> sometimes it's hard. but sooner or later every man shows himself. >> oh, i'm sure they do. but you needed something more than a man. that's why you let stark take percepto. >> i didn't expect it. but

it was half a seconds worth of cgi on the exhaust box between the two 60-second sequences but you can't see it. >> one shot or two? this is a hit. >> it's beautiful to watch. definitely i would forward this to other people. check this out. they actually did it. oh, my god, can you believe it. that's the kind of reaction i had. i know other people would think the time way. >> viral videos continue to amaze and enthrall and entertain us. sometimes they even fool us. if you were tricked by one of the videos you just saw, don't worry. they even get me sometimes. that's contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> brave officers caught in the line of fire. desperate criminals creating chaos. disturbed minds seeking vengeance. disturbed minds seeking vengeance.

. >> seth: i've always thought that was cgi. thanks so much for being here! joel edgerton, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] "the gift" opens friday august 7th. we'll be back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i tried belvita at breakfast and then... made the bed/ had a swim/ scared the pants off of tim/ bought some tech off a blog/ met a bongo playing dog/ crunchy belvita breakfast biscuits are made with delicious ingredients and carefully baked to release 4 hours of nutritious steady energy morning win when broker chris hill stays at laquinta and fires up free wi-fi, with a network that's now up to 5 times faster than before you know what he can do? let's see if he's ready. he can swim with the sharks! book your next stay at lq.com! have you tried new dovadvanced care?e? 48 hours... it feels nice. very, very smooth. i'm not messing around it's soft. your antiperspirant should give you more than just protection. new dove advanced care. for softer, smoother underarms. ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn relie

and 31 years after the first "terminator," arnie is back fighting his old self through the magic of cgi. does he win? i'm not telling you. >> i'll be back. i'll be back. i'll be back. i'll be back. >> reporter: see, i didn't want to ask you to say the line but you've just said it now. >> oh, that's so nice of you. unbelievable. he said he didn't want to ask that. it's unbelievable. what an interview. >> reporter: in this movie, he's sent back in time to before the first installment. this is the beauty of a film that involves time travel is you can go back and change the entire premise. >> so long as you have rules that make sense and you stay within those rules. >> reporter: clark of "game of thrones," fame plays bad-ass sarah conner. >> "game of thrones" was a good introduction into this scale of movie. jirk jason clark is john conner. >> this is all wrong. john sent me here to save you. >> reporter: john courtney, he's kyle reese. why two australians? >> why not? sorry. >> popular with the ladies. >> run! >> reporter: this has the same jeron jurn je ne sai quoi of the original and one

. >>> turning to pixel, it combines video game nostalgia with cgi animation and the the sillness expected from his happy madison productions. aliens discover video feeds of classic arcade games and misinterpreting them as a deck clag ration of war. they then attack the earth using the games as models for their assaults. >> you and silver medal break off. >> i'll stay with big yellow. >> nope. >> what's up? >> oh yeah. >> oh when it comes to the reviews, "pixels" does not appear to be making it past the first level. film journal international says for anyone over 10 this video game declined disaster movie will just be a disaster. and pixels ends up having too many glitches to make it worth your quarters. >> creative writing there, but if people like these games, people like sandler, they'll go see some silliness. >> or jake jillen hal. >> he's going to get a lot of attention, probably oscar attention. because of the way he >>> breaking news this morning on "world news now." a gunman opening fire in a crowded movie theater before turning the gun on himself. >> this is an awful night for laf

turning to pixel and a adam sandler action movie that combines video game nostalgia of the '80s with cgi animation and the silliness expected from his happy madison productions. the plot centers around aliens discovering video feeds of classic arcade games and misinterpreting them as a declaration of war. the aliens then attack earth using the video games as the models for their assaults. >> you and silver medal break off. >> i'll stay with big yellow. [ sirens ] >> nope! >> what's up? >> oh, yeah! >> oh, when it comes to the reviews, "pixels" does not appear to be making it past the first level. ethan alter of "film journal international" says "for everyone over the age of 10 this video game-derived disaster movie will just be a disaster." and rick bentley of "fresno bee" says "pixels" ends up having too many glitches to make it worth your quarters." >> creative writing there, but if people like these games, people like sandler, they'll go see some silliness. >> or jake gyllenhaal. >> you know, he's going to get a lot of attention, and probably oscar attention because of the way he tran

is that because there isn't a ton of cgi? >> yeah, a lot of practical effects. you're dealing with actors actual doing sequence. here's tom cruise commenting on the plane scene. check this out. >> they said we could do it. we had to go through and get engineering plans and agreements just to put the camera on the airplane. obviously if something happens with the aircraft, it had to be able to sustain g force so the camera wouldn't kill me. >> that's incredible. >> absolutely insane. the movie itself is fifth in the franchise. they've made over $2 billion with the first four films. it's directed by christopher who won the nominee. it's a great action movie but has characters you care about. that scene you see with the plane is not the best scene in the film. there's an underwater scene. i'm talking action scenes that will blow your mind. i've seen it twice now. i highly recommend if you're an action fan. i give it four and a half out of five. you don't need to see the other four to watch it. it's a stand-alone. if you saw the fourth one where he's walking on the

my name is [inaudible] i work with cgi justice project a member of the coalition. i am here to advocate for no vote option on the jill and as an alternative. the united states the course duration for a black woman is one into trans woman the committee-based resources and not a new jail. trans woman the bail reform. trends are often looked up for survival crimes which is the city's issue and shouldn't fall on the shoulders of these women to bear. [inaudible] artie live as a sop in place and ensures they remain inside inverse invading. trans women could be diverted to programs like robin tells which is the only longer-term housing that the city funds that trans woman can both access and feel safe in. ironically enough, they just found out that trans funding to our houses being cut so fewer women when i'll access to that resource for stability. when considering diversion as well as bail reform the 80% of people inside of a [inaudible] is arbitrary if they have not been convicted yet. making good-faith efforts to divert his people would have a dramatic impact on a numb