. >> and his top advisor, phyllis hattis, gives us an insider's tour of today's market. >> it soundsyou are telling me not to buy it. >> i am telling you to take your time. >> ronald lauder is heir to the famed estee lauder cosmetics fortune. he started collecting art at age 14 and has amassed one of the most impressive personal collections in the united states. >> these are picasso. >> all picasso. >> this year he displayed it for the first time at this museum he founded on the upper east side. >> what inspired you? >> the most important art is tough art, art that is brutal. to me, art is never about investment. there has always been a passion. >> an expensive passion. lauder's passion made headlines when he purchased this gustav klimt portrait for $135 million. >> how would you know what would really be a magnificent addition to what you already have? >> how does a woman know which man is right for being a husband? >> wow, this really is a passion. >> you look at it and say, that is right. you say, that's right for me. >> he is also guided by trusted advisors. phyllis hattis is a w

so i think that that night it was to say to hattie mcdaniel, here we go, sister, and i appreciate allhave to. i was having feelings of also saying to the academy i appreciated that they didn't buy into all that the media was saying. you know, that i was being this diva and i was being difficult because i didn't campaign for an award, that i felt like, guys, the performance is on the screen. i don't know what else i can do so i was appreciative that the academy said we won't buy into that. we're going to buy into the performance, which i think that that's what it should be and when they called my name, it was a feeling of, okay, miss hattie mcdaniel, here we go. >> you had the long breath and it was amazing. let's -- i want to talk to you -- get deeper with this. there have been >>> why do you think african-americans are so underrepresented during award season? ? when we get to the award season i think it's unfair to put it on the awards season. because if we turn on tvs right now from channel 1 to channel 1,000, you'll see just how underrepresented we are. so to just put it anon the a

my name is hatty lee and i'm a community organizationer at the development corporation. they houses over 3,000 people. formerly homeless and people of color. i have the privilege of working closely with these resilient community members and they try to make ends meat for thems and improve lives for themselves. i found that one of our members have lost her grandchild over the holiday. she told us she couldn't speak about her death publicly yet but gave us permission to speak about her death. we're here to say this should stop. being on taylor street with dozens of resident living on that block, i've seen more than one occasion how cars, the drivers treat the streets of the tenderloin as an extension of the streets they get off. this is a neighborhood where tons of children walk to and from schools and seniors meet their friends on sidewalks and where the community leaders eat, shop, and meet their friends. please work with the police department to improve streets and enforcing traffic laws in the tenderloin. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> hi, natalie. an

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. >> hattie think sam sung felt to have the provider of its operating system selling phones in a majoray. to suddenly be competing head to gettingh sam sung billing agreements with the carriers. sam sung made some waves at the show, suggesting may be a lot of the operating stuff google wants , there was a study that said as of phones that have android do not have the products. by keepingat risk motorola. whatever headaches they thought they would get in the hardware business, maybe worse. the other problem is the headaches they took on were massive losses every quarter from motorola. $248 million. big losses from google in that handset business. sung, andthat, sam the questionable value of patents. google takes it on the chin here. christ hang on. i want to ring in brad stone. we know google and sam sung signed a broad licensing deal having to do with patents. do you think there is anything more to that deal? ? >> they gave sam sung greater incentive to do that. i love cory's map. it tells you for a $400 billion name, google, they generate the cash on a quarterly and gave themselves a

. >> hattie that the data? >> we install our data on the existing software.ovide a wi-fi signal to smart phones. timee store for a long that people talk about e- commerce. they say that it will eat physical commerce because there's so much data to collect from a transaction. we know who you are, what browser you are using. the store is a black hole. once you win and, who knew what would happen? now there is so much more data to collect from that location .f >> the data advantage that online retailers have had is diminishing. just like amazon, where you have a seamless shopping at her and, physical retailers can now do much these aim thing. how many people are coming in for five minutes and leading? that indicates that the lines are too long. >> a store can figure out if a red dress or a blue dress in the window attracts more traffic. which is it? please say blue. >> a red dress drive more traffic. >> i were the wrong color. -- i were the wrong color. how is some of the technology that you are working on make my retelling areas different? i really get to go to

hatty mcdaniel was the first african-american to win an academy award in 1939 for mammy in gone withd in "monster's ball." denzel washington has been nominated six times, a record for pa black man, and has twice walked away with a win, as a defiant ex-slave in u.s. army soldier in "glory" and for a murderous, angry, lying cop in "training looking at this year's nominees and wondering if we're seeing the same old, same old. joining me now, film critic for "new york" magazine and cbs sunday morning. aisha, you wrote about your frustration with the nominees coming out, particularly the absence of a few movies. what were you hoping to see that were not there? >> my biggest disappointment was with "fruitvale station" not getting any nominations at all. for a while, there was a belief that it would at least come away with acting nods or sympathetic like that, but it didn't. and it just felt like this is a movie of now, it speaks to the here and now, and i was hoping it would kind of pull away with a "beast of the southern wild" type underdog story. >> so "fruitvale station" tells the story

sometimes i think that among other things hattie is also a kind of time an attempt to imagine to my grandmother wasn't in the thought that silly season but the stories by in line to with the exception of very few specifics and details of kaylee active imagination. id say it does to sunset simply saying that a nice plate of history and when of course that was a great civil rights struggle carrying on and said things to say much but keep in america and the stealing of the fifty fan of as you can see the things i haven't renewed stacey. what you think he might make all at the progress of civil rights as we see a three yo kites his lifetime. i wonder as i thought about the allotted to the nasty about it last year when it was happening in august. and i think that certainly to some extent you'd be very pleased that leave gaza change the ways in which their big economic improvements in progress. i think that he would still see that there were many many problems he knew he hadn't even really wide vision for black people but also for the working classes in general is his vision was a bride and i think t

hattie murray says -- congressman rick larson says -- and the last tweet, a different topic on health care, with ron johnson tweeting -- it will accused the obama administration of giving administration members special treatment under the health care law. they will also receive federal subsidies to pay for their coverage regardless of their income. back now to akron for the state parties conference. we will take a look at the history and the future of the tea party on this panel and its impacts on the republican party. this panel runs for about an hour 35 minutes. >> are you hearing me? good. hello, everybody. i am the political reporter for the akron beacon journal, which is the newspaper here in town. john was quoted on the front page, looking at how poorly incumbents did during yesterday's election. 18 incumbents lost in our county. that is quite a few. the tea party is definitely an interesting issue. out with ao start joke -- i planned to start out with a joke but none of the reporters could agree on what would be funny or not funny so i won't. [laughter] we will introduce our fi