s/isaac cohen, economista :37- 45 "estamos todavía a siete por ciento de desempleo lo cual es muy altoy despacio. la razón es porque la economía no había estado creciendo lo suficiente". s/randy serrano /telemundo :50- 1:00 pero lo que si crece esta semana es la frustración de precisamente más de un millón de desempleados en todo el país quienes se quedaran sin protección económica del gobierno a raíz de un nuevo presupuesto federal que recorta la extensión de beneficios de desempleo. sen. patty murray 1:05-1:10 la senadora patty murray asegur que los recortes al programa de desempleo son un paso atrs y que se perderan unos 200,000 trabajos sin la extensin de estos beneficios. muchos economistas estn de acuerdo de que en las manos del gobierno podra estar la receta para disminuir la tasa de desempleo. s/isaac cohen, economista "si el gobierno federal estuviera gastando tuviéramos un crecimiento económico de cinco por ciento lo cual bajaría aún más la tasa de desempleo" uno-coma-tres millones de personas se quedaran sin beneficios de desempleo a partir del 28 de este mes. pero aquellos

here to talk about that now, welcome back nsnbc contributor and dlum nis and activist sally cohen. isaacpeople what the fault loans are here the centrists vs. the progressives. this third way versus elizabeth warren. in the op ed that checked this off. they are talking about this plan elizabeth warren put out there and aggressives on expanding social security. let's stop this debate they're saying let's expand it. it seems that medicare is a part of this. what are the fault lines dividing the democratic party? >> you mentioned social security and medicare which are the big ones. you played clips of elizabeth warren and obama sounding rhetorically similar in their approach how the american economy works and examism should work best and so on. there are real fault leans between say warren and obama. i think you saw glimmers of what we will see going forward in the fight between janet yellen and larry summers about who will be the next chair of the fed. substantively they're close. sort of more wall street friendly democrats and people in the white house were fairly supportf of summers. as

cohen brothers. break-out performance by a young actor named oscar isaac, in a movie that's propelled by music.ses. it's this poetic dream-like evocation of that place and time. it does have examples of their biting humor. it's a classic cohen brothers shaggy dog story. i found it to be very poignant and reflective of a guy who sees an era perhaps passing him by. i mean, he can sense a change coming. dylan is sort of hovering in the wing somewhere. he's aware that he may not be taking that ride for the whole gambit. it's just a very sweet and beautiful music, beautifully performed by oscar isaac and his co-stars. >> definitely a must see on my list. ann, thank you so much. we have a lot of good films to look forward to. >> thanks a lot. >>> the mixed message to young people on obamacare, and "duck dynas dynasty" gains more steam. big three is next. [ female announcer ] chex party mix. easy 15-minute homemade recipes you just pop in a microwave. like caramel chocolate drizzles. happier holidays. chex party mix. you can fill that box and pay one flat rate. how naughty was he? oh boy... [ male ann

. >> reporter: the cohen brothers, "inside lun davis," offers the early '60s folk music circuit. its anti-hero is played by oscar isaac in "all is lost." >> over. >> reporter: will the oscars throw him a line? what else is christmas moviegoing season all about, right? for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> thank you, chris. >>> and coming up, how to deal with the family. when it's okay to regift. these are questions you may be wondering. hopefully not. but hope you're enjoying your gifts and not thinking about regifting. but we'll get into it in our "heat index." >> plus, holiday cheer, to be sure. >>> also, a "play of the day," zen in the middle of all of the holiday chaos. or not. let's get toasty. go nowhere. >> is this a gift to us? >> it is. >> is this a gift to us? >> it is. to all of you. [ aws ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! isn't it time you discovered the sleep number bed? the only bed clinically proven to relieve back p

davis" the cohen brothers film about struggling folk singer in 1961 in new york like two days before bob dillon shows up and changes everything. the music is fantastic. the performance by oscar isaacll of his own singing and playing is phenomenal. it just kind of won my heart. very sort of, you know, melancholy film. >> justin timberlake is in it. >> john goodman. and usual sort of cohen brothers tricks. so the story you think is going one place or no place in particular it ends up coming around to something else. >> this is a reality check. how far are you in the take for the cohen brothers always >> not always. i loved "a serious man." i would be interested in all of their films. i liked most of them. lot of their movies have struck me too clever, too much about their own smartness not enough heart. this one partly because of the music has real emotion to it. it leaves you with something more than being impressed what great film makers these guys are. they have more technique than anyone. >> i have not seen that. i've seen "all is lost." >> that's the most radical movie in terms of it's form of technique. not a single word of dialogue in the whole movie. there's one person on sc

. >>> so we've got the cohen brothers movie that stars oscar isaac john goodwin.er. take a look. >> look, i'm happy for the gig, but who wrote this? >> please, mr. kennedy, take one and we're rolling. >> 1, 2. 1, 2, 3, 4. ♪ 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, three, 2 -- ♪ ♪ 1 second please >> is justin timberlake stealing the show? >> he doesn't have a huge part in the movie. but another movie that's not very nice to its protagonists. but he's a great singer and looks to be breaking out and this looks to be the role for him to do that on. >> the other ones you recommend, "12 years a slave," which was an epic story told from the perspective of solomon northrop's book, "12 years a slave." i saw this movie and i was trying to tell you in the commercial break, it's hard to qualify how great this is and a must-see that it is because it's such a brutal telling of the story. >> you're not going to go to the theater, it's not a date night movie necessarily, but it's an important movie. we can talk about slavery and read about it but to see it put in these images, steve mcqueen, the di