that's greg smith, author of "why i left goldman sachs." coming up next, hollywood high: the films that lifted the box office to a record year. we will be right back. 2012 was a blockbuster year at the box office in more than one way. our movie man, erik childress, is here with a movie rewind. what a year it was. > > the fourth straight year that we have hit over $10 billion at the box office. it is going to be very close, but we are headed toward a possible record year. > let's take a look at some of the highlights of the year. we got a bond movie this year. > > yeah. $1 billion for a bond movie. can you believe that? it did more money overseas than even "the dark night rises" did. it was a tremendous year for james bond. > and there were tragic moments, one of which involved "the dark knight," and the shooting in aurora. > > everyone sort of wondered how it might affect the box office, if people were going to stay away from the movies. clearly they didn't. they went and saw it, and it was the second highest grossing film of the year, also

due for so long while we were away doing something else. a special thanks to my husgreg husband greg smith. [ applause ] greg let us cut his birthday trip to hawaii short by a day and fly back on his birthday, so i could be here today. so if you wouldn't mind saying happy birthday greg. happy birthday greg! so this is a threshold, a beginning, a start. we're going to build a new library. there are a couple of other starts today. today is the start of the effort to raise money to furnish and equip that library. the friends of the library have done an incredible job of doing that with 23 other branches. we're the last. we don't want to tiredly limp over that finish line. we want to show them what our neighborhood can do. so you are going to be getting the asks. the ask is to be able to help with that effort to furnish our library and equip it to make it the best library in the city of san francisco. so stay tuned, we need your help again. one more and that is prop b. how many people are going to vote in this election? can i see a show of hands? how many people will vote for prop b? >> yes. >

joining us now greg smith, managing drerktd -- director at stone ag the stocks are 52-week highs is ite to get in? >> we don't think so very good growth ahead. you look global labor day the fact that 80% of the world's transactions at the point of sale are still cash and literally half of the world is still on bank, that american there is a very, very long runway of growth for visa and master card ahead. >> don't have to worry about the fiscal cliff, people get struggled for money, taxes go up, the last thing they will pay is the credit card, greg. >> that is fair. don't forget, even if we fall off the fiscal cliff, still have to go to the grocery store, still do your every day spending, which is increasingly going on cards. this is also a little more of a u.s. issue. take master card, for example, 60% of the revenues come from outside of the u.s. i think you have to take a broader per smektive when looking at visa and master card. >> you like both the stocks but i believe visa slightly nudges out master card. why? >> yeah, over the long term, we do prefer visa a little bit a little la

. >> reporter: but the prosecution's star witness is greg smith, turned police informant. in secretly taped conversations, moore is heard spinning an elaborate web of lies. yesterday, smith describes the pains moore allegedly took to write a letter to shakespeare's mother, as if it was her son, who happened to be illiterate. it started with, "i'm gone." >> don't worry about dee. if she goes to jail, she will be okay. the charges won't stick. >> reporter: today, the tape where she allegedly agreed to the scheme where another man would take the blame. >> he can cop a deal. >> even if you cop a deal it's going to be on him. >> reporter: and perhaps, the most incriminating exchange, smith testified she drew pictures for him of how to find shakespeare's body. telling him to get rid of it and burn it. >> she wanted me to burn the body. i had to give her, during that time, a list, also, of kerosene, and a water trough, such as you would give cattle water in, for me to be able to burn the body. >> reporter: yet another courtroom shocker. detective david clark testified moore got s

greg smith, the hoop. houston down one after the free throw. rockets up four. kobe bryant, takes the three and it's a one-point game. lakers led by double-digits in the fourth quarter. but l.a., down two. eight seconds to go. kobe, of course, with the ball. pulls the shoot on the three, off the mark. metta world peace, no good. anton jamison misses. l.a. falls to 8-10 on the season. its worst 18-game start since 1993. in the mid-'90s, 1993, james worthy and byron scott were still playing for the lakers. >>> i'm doug kezirian. have a great day. >> we were all in a much different place in the mid-'90s. >> weren't we? >>> coming up next, "the pulse." and a really good sport. we'll show you an inspiring act on the wrestling mat. >>> and anderson cooper, bandaged and blinded. why he suddenly lost his sight. >>> and the out-of-this-world project that just might be the ultimate "star wars" tribute. you can save the things you love, bring them all together, and be inspired like never before. scrapbooking. create yours with nook hd - and even bigger with hd+. find yours

in houston, greg smith had a strong second half against the lakers.nd they took the lead on three point shot from tony douglas. houston over los angeles 107-105. college basketball, number three michigan rolled over western michigan, 73-41. and that extends the wolverine's streak to seven wins, no losses. congratulations to them. late in the second half, north carolina state's c.j. lessly takes it to the hole for the jam. the wolfpack defeats uconn 69-65. >>> the "boston globe" reports that the red sox have made a three years, are $38 million offer to dodgers and phillies center fielder shane victorino. >>> and los angeles galaxy soccer star david beckham finally said good-bye after six years, thanked his fans. the team won its second mls championship saturday, but beckham has in the yet announced where he'll play in the future. and now for another look at the weather, here is bill karins with the weather channel forecast. >> a big beckham fan? >> yeah, he's a good-bye. not too bad on the eyes. >> people everywhere just turned the audio down. hope you

. >> reporter: greg smith testified he was informing police of his interactions with moore, as he waslp her create the illusion he was still alive. smith read the letter in court. >> don't worry about dee. there's too many people that know i left. i gave her enough money. she would not take anything from me unless i agreed. >> reporter: shortly after the letter was written, shakespeare's body was found buried under a slab of concrete in moore's backyard. during testimony, jurors listened to hours of recording where moore admitted to smith, she was afraid of being arrested. >> if they do arrest you, you're going to get a bond. and i will -- >> can it be outrageous? how big was o.j. simpson's? >> the bond is only like $300. i have somebody that can get you out of there. >> reporter: with regard to the staredown, none of the jurors have been excused by the judge. court continues today. and dee dee moore maintains she is an innocent woman. >>> sam, what have you got today? >> i don't know if i can top that. another storm system that's moving into the west, after it seems like they got one

the morning i heard about greg smith, the first thing that went through my mind is jesus, they got theters to do whatever. robbers pretending to be a robbery to kill me and they got my neighbor instead. >> okay, there you get a sense of just how bizarre this interview was. he went from what sounded like a credible individual denying of course he had any involvement with the death of his neighbor who was murdered and then rolling it all over into some sort of plot on the part of the government to take him down. he genuinely fears if he were to be taken into custody he would be murdered. so it's very difficult to know what's real and what is not in his mind. >> and it's so interesting because obviously, he's been posting on his own blog about some of his escapades, if i understand correctly. >> reporter: yeah, who is mcafee.com is his blog that he started. i asked him about that. he said, you know, are you tweaking the nose of authorities here? are you sort of playing with everyone, including the media? he denies that's what it's about. he said it's trying to get his side of the story ou

greg. guests include sandra smith, ann coulter, d.n.a. soder and terry sapper. that's next week. >>> time to go back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> thanks, tom. anthony, how is the old opi expe anthony show going? >> fantastic. i had jokes and ruining c-list celebrity lives. >> excellent. the best job in the world. >> great. >> barney, how is my good friend imus' show? >> killing it. i am hosting a fundraiser for exhookers with club feet. i am doing it with pimp with a limp. i will post-it on my website. imus in the morning.

. >> greg: the defense is giving them a chance. >> clark: exactly. >> tim: smith over the -- was that the back? i think it may have been. thad matta is in disbelief. i thought that was a long rebound. looks like it might be clean but a call that goes the other way, and kansas gets to the freeing line. >> clark: and it is the double bonus for the jayhawks. >> tim: that's right, two shots for young. you could almost see that in that sequence what you were talking about earlier when the shots aren't falling, even deshaun thomas aimed that shot. it wasn't his normal on stroke. >> clark: that's right. that's what happens. you don't see it go in, and it's prolonged, it can deflate you in a number of ways. >> tim: very similar to that butler second half in the national championship game a couple years back. they just could not find it. >> clark: traveling on thomas as he tried to rush inside. >> tim: in a lot of ways, kansas was a bit of a surprise making it last year although robinson is an outstanding player, seem in your mind as built for this season's final four, don't you think? >> clar

. >> greg: the defense is giving them a chance. >> clark: exactly. >> tim: smith over the -- was thatk? i think it may have been. thad matta is in disbelief. i thought that was a long rebound. looks like it might be clean but a call that goes the other way, and kansas gets to the freeing line. >> clark: and it is the double bonus for the jayhawks. >> tim: that's right, two shots for young. you could almost see that in that sequence what you were talking about earlier when the shots aren't falling, even deshaun thomas aimed that shot. it wasn't his normal on stroke. >> clark: that's right. that's what happens. you don't see it go in and it's prolonged, it can deflate you in a number of ways. >> tim: very similar to that butler second half in the national championship game a couple years back. they just could not find it. >> clark: traveling on thomas as he tried to rush inside. >> tim: in a lot of ways kansas was a bit of a surprise making it last year although robinson is an outstanding player seem in your mind as built for this season's final four, don't you think? >> clark: i always

smith. >> clark: i thought siva may have committed a foul before we went to the last time out. big-boy basketball. >> greg: they're going to let the players determine the outcome. good decision here. coming back, we'll see two ball handlers now, two decision makers and playmakers for louisville with seven on the clock. >> tim: only seven where the scouting report comes into play and the length and the 7'4" wingspan of nerlens noel to go with it. no time off the clock -- the shot clock. still seven to shoot. behanan. nice pass. dieng. count the basket. goaltending on noel. >> greg: the poise and the patience by behanan and the find. great recognition by louisville, end of game, end of clock situations. that's how you develop chemistry and trust on the floor that your teammate is going to make the right play. >> clark: that was a big-time play by behanan. big time. >> tim: harrow. baseline. not there. cauley-stein the rebound. reach by chane behanan. >> greg: there was a goaltend but the play was called on the ground. >> clark: that was close. >> greg: it was close. >> clark: it looked to me as though he wa

and bill smith and joe devito and otherwise known as the president of "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld, see you next time. the. >> it operates in the dirty harry mentality of people who actually belief that if a number of people were armed in the theater in aurora they would have been able to take down this nut job. >> bill: bob costas in the middle of a gun controversy. he will be here tonight. and we'll get to the bottom of this very intense debate. >> our problem with president obama isn't that he is a bad person. our problem is that he is a bad president. [cheers] >> bill: factor exclusive senator marco rubio in his first post election interview. he is now emerging as one of the leaders of the republic party. also tonight, dennis miller on paying higher taxes. and charlie brown kicked to the cush -- curb in arkansas by a pastor. >> everything i do turns into a disaster. >> oh, good grief. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. no talking points memo this evening

smith and wesen, you mean business. >> kimberly: i have a bumper sticker. >> greg: this reminded me in allentown where you once lived peopleld put alarm signs on their houses when they didn't have an alarm that used to tick me off because i pay for the alarm. >> andrea: i had a fake car alarm for the car, i couldn't afford the alarm, so i was one of those people. you are a former magazine editor. this is hardly irresponsible. there is a way to do the story like there always is, they could have done it with journalistic integrity, publish the number of people in each town or went town by town. this is basically demonizing the gun owners as well. this is a manhattan based paper. suburb of manhattan. they always do this. they treat gun owners like they are sex offenders. now it's not -- the liberal way is acceptance. this is let's identify people with guns. but really, it's hitting i think neighbor against neighbor. >> kimberly: like they're lepers or pariahs. >> juan: you're boll loxed me on this. i thought you'd come out with a rant that said why did they do this, poor gun owners. you're saying great! eric says i'm all for

smith and wesen, you mean business. >> kimberly: i have a bumper sticker. >> greg: this reminded me in allentown where you once lived peopleld put alarm signs on their houses when they didn't have an alarm that used to tick me off because i pay for the alarm. >> andrea: i had a fake car alarm for the car, i couldn't afford the alarm, so i was one of those people. you are a former magazine editor. this is hardly irresponsible. there is a way to do the story like there always is, they could have done it with journalistic integrity, publish the number of people in each town or went town by town. this is basically demonizing the gun owners as well. this is a manhattan based paper. suburb of manhattan. they always do this. they treat gun owners like they are sex offenders. now it's not -- the liberal way is acceptance. this is let's identify people with guns. but really, it's hitting i think neighbor against neighbor. >> kimberly: like they're lepers or pariahs. >> juan: you're boll loxed me on this. i thought you'd come out with a rant that said why did they do this, poor gun owners. you're saying great! eric says i'm all for

smith. carlson palmer had to leave the game after a hard hit by greg hardy. matt took over and he led the raiders to a field goal on the next drive but was interaccepted on the -- intercepted on the second -- in the second quarter. >>> tara moriarty is in forecast cast. i know there is not a lot of people out there yet. >> yes, except for people like us. >> yeah. >> pam is right, we don't have too much going on, on the roadways and that's the good news. let's take a look outside and you can see the 280 split, you can see traffic is moving nicely as you make your way towards santa clara. at the sunole grade, this is near fremont, southbound, you can see it is flowing very well. and falling on the right-hand side of your clean, they are going towards the bay bridge and we don't have any backups to report and usually it changes around 6:00 a.m. and that remains to be seen since it is sort of a holiday. let's check in with rosemary orozco. >>> good morning, we are looking at a fine day, partly cloudy skies, we have a little bit of patchy fog, that is about it and

greg. >> thank you, andy. so much for having me here with my little bus. very special thanks to my boss who is here and sandra smith and bill smith and joe devito and otherwise known as the president of "red eye." >> tonight on huckabee. >> decorating trees still not happy. >> why is charlie brown preesed? because it is offensive. we weigh in on the trouble standard. >> we are going to have to see the rates on the top 2 percent go up. >> virginia congressman randy forge on the president to go over the fiscal cliff. >> gabby douglas on the role of her try iumph. >> governor mike huckabee. >> thank you very much. great audience thank you from huckabee fox news studios in new york city. >> for the past few weeks i have 48 city scarlet i met several hundred who watch the show every week. there is political gridlock on both parties and many of you are concerned about the country. your kids and grand kids could have a better life in you. the recurring theme i heard over and over was the sense that our leaders weren't leading and they aren't listening. the elections accident a clear message. they said meet the new boss in

newton - the pretty 23 yard pass to steve smith for the7-0 car here's one that'll make you wince - carson palmer rolls out - and will get crushed on his blindside by greg palmer hit in the ribs - he would get knocked out of the game - x-rays negative. raider fans thought they pryor but they brought in interception - yet no snaps it hear as cam takes it in lost 7 of last 8 [ man ] it's big. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. [ man ] it's big. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. a bleak tone from some in congress sunday on reaching a deal with the white house to avoid the fiscal cliff. president obama and congress are on christmas vacation. it will be thursday before talks resume to try and prevent automatic tax hikes and spending cuts from taking effect january first. andrew spencer has the latest. analysts say many shoppers haven't been in the holiday spirit when it comes to spendin

smith. carson palmer had to leave the game in the first quarter after a very hard hit by greg hardy.my kelly sacked newton there. then newton appears to kick kelly off of him. $ly sold the associated press, you take our guy out -- kelly toll the associated press, if you take our -- told the associated press, if you take our guy out we're gonna take your guy out. >>> a problem with panhandlers in part of san francisco has motivated businesses to crack down. many believe the panhandles are being too -- panhandlers are being too pushy. so they are hoping to find a solution. that's according to the san francisco chronicle. the group has already talked to hundreds of shoppers and tour its. next it plans to interview the panhandlers themselves. >>> 8:33 now. in san francisco, muni is getting free help designed for hack-a-thons. some have focused their skills to help muni with scheduling problems. one of the most promising apps features a map showing the realtime location of buses and trains to passengers. for now it's being tried out at the van ness station. >>> gas prices across the count