steve is directing a new documentary on the life of roger ebert.life love and obsessions. he was granted access to his wife in his final months. ebert's a simple thumbs up or down because he was able to channel his own life experiences to tell an actually story. is that what made him such an influential film critic? >> yeah, i think you nailed it pretty well there. and he always viewed movie-watching as something -- the way a movie affected him. as if he's in the 15th row with his popcorn in one hand and watching the movie. and he also had a very sort of democratic idea of what film could be. that he felt like everybody should be able to get a film, even complicated films. >> steve, i want to play a clip that roger ebert -- it's from the documentary. i want to play this and get you on the other side. >> the purpose of civilization and growth is to be able to reach out and empathize a little bit with other oh people. and for me, the movies are like a machine that generates empathy. it let's you understand a little bit more about different hopes, asp

. >> osgood: roger ebert, thumbs up to you roger ebert.om. >> we'll make it. i promise. >> osgood: she was part of our tv family. and so was conrad bain the devoting dad on "different strokes." >> you guys don't know how much happiness you bring me. >> don't call me lumpy. >> osgood: and frank bank who was wallli's friend on "leave it to beaver." >> osgood: mr. shall wallace, you made us laugh as bob newheart's receptionist. then tickle the funny bones of whole new generation. >> i can't take the test i have a stomach ache. >> that's a lame excuse for an excuse. >> osgood: she was a funny lady. >> what do you want to do? >> i don't know, what's your pleasure? >> if i told you that we'd be off the air. >> was a very funny man. he left us laughing this year. bad guys are the funny guys, he was a master of crime. some of those bad guys was ray "bones" barboney and dennis ferina in the movies and on tv. >> how many movies have you been in? >> about 60. >> osgood: and miss you, james gandolfini. you were very good indeed. winning our hearts as

. >> once again, you are siskel and ebert.giving the same reviewer. >> it was made for the lowest, and the nominator. >> and you do not like it, matt? >> she is right. she is right. >> maybe we should leave and on that note. not just for the indie creative's anymore -- the microblogging site and the biggest trends from this year. ♪ x the blogging platform tumbler in 2007. was founded to put the popularity in perspective, the engagement tends to be higher. the average user will spend 18 session, versus 11 on facebook or three on twitter. of creative strategy joins us for the year in review. thank you for joining us. quickly, before we get to the year in review, i want to talk to you about corporate engagement with tumblr. it is not just people posting cat pictures. we were asking you what years they were -- what some of your and you tumblrs are, mentioned yours. how are companies using tumblr for branding? fax we have had many brands come on in the past five years. in the last year, they have really come in in a huge way. we re

we did ebert and to nike's secret strategy. nike's approach is unique.bout your story. >> yes. they make somewhere around 175 million shoes per year. each one, they create a sense of scarcity. .hey prime the market a consumer feels it is unique and a different shoe. it is not like the 1980's. it is about the weird shoe, the colorful shoe. a stream of releases. >> i find this interesting about nike. of dollarst millions in endorsements. it is not unusual for companies to do this. with sports well -- sportswear, why does it work so well with companies like that? class athletes are the aspirational figures they are because of what they do with their bodies. they are becoming more of a cultural icon. ma do it better than anybody. what they have done with michael jordan and the shoe, it has become a symbiotic thing. when the patent came out. they are amazing shoes. even when they make a misstep, they have got to go for this out -- athlete. they do it better than anybody. bring in the musicians to freshen it up, i wish they had stuck with kanye. i think it wou

from a passing of anti- apartheid leader nelson mandela to actor paul walker and movie critic roger ebert. we lost many people in 2013. here is just look at a few of them. >> (music). (photos). when one whatoes at first spooul tte le? ok. hoy bunches oats. ching! mmmm! mmmm! mm! it's thoats. honey. yeah. hoy bunches oats. is ia grt cereal. thanks for waking up again. 730 this morning. we are getting you going on the day after christmas. you'll probably have out to those malls. how is it out there dan. >>: we have current temperatures to show you right now. 46 and san francisco. 38 and richmond, 38 in oakland. we saw 69 in oakland which is an all-time high. 41 in hayward and 42 in fremont. here's a look at satellite and radar imagery. >>george: holiday light conditions. we are and to that freeze on the upper deck and all the approaches to the bridge would good. as well as the san mateo bridge and the golden gate. the north bay is problem free. the dow much as we thought the shopping frenzy was over its starting up again this morning. we're talking after christmas shopping. joining us live

. ♪ now, it's time to say somebody to all our company ♪ >> roger ebert, passed away at age 70. >> we'll is a gift. ♪ don't stop >> we, the jury, find george zimmerman not guilty. >> what was going on in your mind? your heart? >> i wasn't the juror who was going to give him a hung jury. or i was. >> first-degree murder, guilty. >> spare my life so i can sell t-shirts. >> you never are going to tell the truth about what went down in that bathroom. >> i didn't know you were a hater when you came to interview me. >> spent all of his adult life in a maximum security prison. you have to be furious. >> oh, absolutely. >> ryan ferguson, free now. how does steak taste? >> it tastes amazing. >> now, to olympic runner oscar pistorius, indicted on charges of murder. >> a coroner is completing an autopsy on his girlfriend's body. >> the rutgers basketball coach who was fired. you were a bully. >> there were some actions that were certainly bullying. >> paula dean. >> her career in ruins, following her admission she used a racial slur. >> please, forgive me. >> reese witherspoon, was handcuffed and a