so deeply emotional, you rarely see this kind of emotion from a man as an acker,. i'm in awe.ning for us. she talks about all of us. and because she was very moved its film. she and bd i think saw a screening in l.a. and then decided to host a screening of the fill number london for us. but it was very sweet of her and very kind words. >> rose: for all of you what is it you think. i mean is there a sense of connection in which critics have said as well. what is it, that makes somehow people respond to this fill number is it the human story of survival? >> i think what i like about the story and at least this is the reason why i did the film, is that the hero doesn't rely in what they did for survival. but what they did t keep their dignity. >>eah. as man beings. i mean we were talking about this teachers. these teachers were not thinking about survival. they were thinking about their dignity. >> larger than themselves, the life of the kids. >> and i think this is something very universal. and into these very dark context to find a light in such a beautiful way. i mean it moved

. >> stephen: was it other acker, was it like other actor kids or just a regular california. >> i thinko a prom. i was invited to a prom. i was like who is going to show up to a prom. the school barely exists in a literal -- >> there was a prom at that school. >> yeah. >> stephen: so it was really a kid asked you to his house. >> yeah. >> stephen: come to my basement! it's prom that's great. you were involved in this film though, even before you, you know, quote, unquote, hit, the before the big twilight movies and all that. what drew you to it before any of this other material? >> i would have done anything on this film. i would have followed in a caravan or cated for everyone, done prop service. >> was it the novell that spoke to you, was it something that just hit you the right way and you felt like man, i just want to be involved in that. >> yeah, it was my first favorite book it was the first time, i always did okay in school but it was the first time that i had, i mean, you know, for a lot of people it sort of, i really came alive. i opened a lot of doors. >> you felt passionate.

and the winner of the heisman trophy is announced. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, johnny manzell of texas a& ackerti teo >>> off to the 2012 john w. heisman award, awarded to the best player in college football. it was a three-man race. quarterback johnny manziel out of texas a&m, notre dame linebacker manti te'o, and quarterback collin klein from kansas state. new york's downtown athletic club, the site. >> the 2012 winner of the heisman memorial trophy is johnny manziel! >> they call him johnny football. johnny manziel, a red-shirt freshman. yeah. he is the winner of the heisman trophy. his big mark was that win at alabama earlier in the season. manti te'o finished second. collin klein finished third. >>> high school, norcal football titles, the open division. it must mean de la salle. coach bob at sac state against folsom in blue. already up 7-0. the touchdown run. it's 13-0, spartans. no answer for folsom. chris williams to andrew buckley on 4th down. spartans rolled 49-15 to remain unbeaten. a couple of scores to pass on to you from tonight out of division 2. clayton valley on the losing end

could of had more, david ackers, up by 1 point, 3rd quarter now.squeezes this one to hit crabtree for the touchdown 17- 6. fast forward to the 4th quarter, frank gore. his 51st career rushing touchdown. it broke craigs franchise record and the 49erss win that and the west, final of 27-13. >> the western division champions that means a lot to us and our players. i congratulate them for getting that done. >> i remember the first four years what it felt like this time of the year, you know, you are just playing for -- playing for pride and playing for, you know, just going into the off season to get better. now, to, you know, the last two seasons to be playing for something. i mean, man it is a blessing. we are grateful for it. >> one of the goals was to win the division. ultimate goal is to make it to the super bowl and to win that. >>> 49ers need it pet are son, getting the second seed in the conference. peterson, up the middle. he had 199 yards on the ground. he needed 209 to be the single season rushing king. packers respond. a touchdown of their

bill acker, noted investor shorting this stock according to cnbc's own kate kelly, and right now we'rehe ceo of herballife michael johnson. he has called in. we do appreciate it. we know it's a tough day. you don't want this kind of news to come out, but you heard what kate is reported and what ackman is claiming. refute his claims or address them, first. >> first of all, guys, this is not about herballife's business mold. this is about bill ackman's business model. this is wrong, totally wrong what's taking place. where is the s.e.c. protecting the individual shareholder right now? this is blatant market manipulation. appears to be another attempt to legally manipulate the market by another group of short sellers. here's what we know. an extraordinary number of puts on our stock were due to expire this friday. we previously learned this activity was pegged at some kind of, quote, significant event. mr. ackman suddenly announces he will make a presentation on herb herb herbalife this tuesday. our ceo called mr. ackman and asked him to participate. mr. ackman said no and he refused. now

. >> rose: in fact, you like the same ackers too, don't you. i mean it's very rare that you find people that are you in sync with, and so you know, when i met paul, we just, you know, felt the same way about a lot of things. hit same sense of humor. and so it's always fun to work with people, and you don't get to hang out with him unless you are work together, so that's part of it. >> rose: define what a judd apatow movie is. >> well, i think it's ultimately a comedy with very, i think-- . >> rose: observations on life. >> i think it's kind of-- these are comedies that could actually work as dramas. i mean they are serious stories in dealing with serious things. however, in a funny way. >> rose: dow feel like, lessie, that everything you do he's watching and he might use in a movie? >> i feel like everybody he-- everything he does we're going put into a movie. so it goes both ways. we do it to each other. >> rose: tell me more about the characters here. we will see the first clip abouits fa that s's noready turn 40. but who are these two charac

michael acker of wedbush securities.ghlight winners and losers and luxury retail for the week-long series stocking up. cheryl: the house speaker says the president is moving the goalposts again. we will have more on the backup plan to the fiscal cliff crisis and why the president is still saying no. dennis: adopt 87, home builder confidence meanwhile at its highest level in 6-1/2 years, cover living standards could change that. let's take a look at today's winners on the s&p. nicole: i am nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange, up arrows across the board. let's take a look every 15 minutes at stocks, let's look at a name that is a winner and it is jefferies coming out here, adjusted for a quarter profits and did better than the investment bank with higher-income from the fixed-income unit. it is up $0.53 at 1877 and that is a gain of nearly 3%. we obscene stocks doing quite well over the last couple days bringing to the main point which is the markets said doing really well. the dow jones industrials up 86