. >> leonardo dicaprio is famously choosey about the roles he takes, been that way ever since his star went super nova after "titanic." >> they were just not that great. >> ahead on "sunday morning" how "the wolf of wall street" sparked that interest and how it became his obsession. >> everybody have a good week? >> a portuguese word for art. take us on a walking tour. >> if there is anything that says portugal, it's the times thralled azvelos. >> is this the pinnacle of tiles this. >> yes, it is. >> this is a palace but they're everywhere. inside and out. from street corners to the santa barbara way. ahead is "sunday morning" portugal's sensational ceramics. rob tomorrow is presidents' day, for a portrait from mo rocca. >> we remember jefferson, lincoln. washington. but president millard fillmore is our 13th president is remembered at all is for having a funny name. >> would you name your son hill lord. >> i would not. >> ahead on "sunday morning," millard fillmore, he was president of the united states. really. >> osgood: the story behind wounded warrior to the state of the union add

all of a sudden leonardo dicaprio comes out and it's you.at's what i was wondering. >> it was actually pretty damn flying. >> when you hear the "titanic" song or you hearing i'm king of the world, do you cringe or is it okay? >> it was such a long time ago, but it was such a huge part of my life. people maybe think i have a reaction to that film but the truth is i'm incredibly proud of it. not only that the movie has really made me in control of my career. >> listen. i first met leonardo dicaprio. you became so good in that role. that's when you were nominated for your first oscar and here we go to 2014 and you're nominated for another oscar. when you think of who leo was back then, did you ever envision this would be your career? you couldn't possibly have. >> no, i didn't. all i remembered is being paralyzed with fear of having to get on stage because somebody tell me a billion people watched the show. >> so if you win jourks to go up and talk in front of all those people. >> iblesshambles. >> this is what i don't understand. you guys are

will this finally be leonardo dicaprio's ticket to an oscar statue? plus pumped up kicks. the future is now. the self-tying shoes from the back to the future movie. >> no laces, all right. >> will soon be a nike reality. >> whoa, he made like a tree and got out of here. >> good evening. and thanks for joining us. since saturday when a jury announced it was deadlocked on a first degree murder charge against florida software developer michael dunn, the question so many have asked is what happened? yes, dunn was convicted of three counts of attempted murder for firing at a car with fourteens inside after an argument over loud music, but on the most serious charge, alleging the murder of 17-year-old jordan davis, the jurors could not agree. tonight in an abc news exclusive, we know why. abc's byron pitts has just finished the very first interview with one of those jurors for our series "crime and punishment." >> do you think michael dunn got away with murder? >> at this point, i do. myself personally, yes. >> reporter: she was juror number four. valerie is her first name. home

tell me, if i were to bet money on leonardo dicaprio, would i be throwing it away?onally, professionally, i would say, yes. i think the only -- >> that's the reason why we have you, pat. >> the only reason we have him as low as 5 to 1 is because of what cnn did to us. it's very rare that a third party outlook could put a wrench in our odds. the race to bet leonardo dicaprio was something we've never seen in the academy awards. even though you have to lay a lot to win, best actor 1 to 5, i would say those are your two best bets. >> okay. good to know. >> not leo? >> leo is still great. >> you never know is what he's saying. >> he's good, not great. >> not this year. >> pat, i went back and looked at what the odds were for best picture when the nominations were first announced. it looked like "dallas buyers club" moved a lot. did the awards shows influence the odds? do these sort of campaigns by the movie studios themselves influence the odds? what explains the kind of back and forth here? >> there's a lot of key dates and whether it's the golden globes, the sag award

working with leonardo now twice, check. two oscar nominations.e down this road of playing people that challenge me. playing people that scare me to play. there have been two or three times where i've said, i'm scared to play this person. there's some reason i'm scared to do it. and they said, that's the number one reason why you have to go and play this person. and that's exciting to me. and i hope every movie i make gets to be that dangerous and exciting to me. >>> you admit it. >> yes. >> coming up -- >> you know why? >> lupita nyong'o, the hottest actress you never heard of. >> she came to me and said how much she liked my work. i was like, check. very good check. >>> the golden globes. the official kickoff to hollywood's award season. >> i'm just here to celebrate the success of the fil >> lupita nyong'o, the hottest actress you never heard of. >> she came to me and said how much she liked my work. i was like, check. very good check. and that relief could be in your hand. for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms from acid reflux dise

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well, leonardo da vinci introduced a very subtle gradation in modeling the forms through the contrast of light and shadow called chiaroscuro. what caravaggio has done about a century later, in the 17th century baroque period, he has intensified this effect and created a dramatic effect spotlighting and creating very drastic sharp changes between the very deep somber tones in the background. you cannot even discern the figures in the background. there possibly aren't any. but the very deep vacuous space in the distance suggests depth. the figures really project out and move toward this. and you have the most important figure, the figure of christ, is illuminated with a sharp contrast, a spotlight. now, what is also interesting is that this lit effect spreads across and is used compositionally in this painting and works with the uplifted hands, with the face. then you noticed the same thing that it's picked up in the hand of the outstretched female figure, the figure of christ's mother. also, notice the stone. so light is very, very important in this work. the composition is very dynami

leonardo is also an influential blogger.is voice is in even more demand since the wave of protests. >> when the people demonstrate the responses, -- when the people demonstrate, the response is, aren't brazilians happy and like to party e what is happening? the message is, stop, we may have grown economically and achieve some improvement, but we are far behind when it comes to civil rights for large segments of the population. >> time and again, reporter brazil exposes dangerous working conditions. they covered a countrywide study of brazilian slaughterhouses whose meat is sold in 150 nations through global retail chains. as a large emerging nation with major sporting events approaching, brazil has awakened many expectations, perhaps to many, says sakamoto. >> when it comes to brazil's image abroad, then it is either christ descending and -- or christ in freefall. i think it was never real. let me more precise am a not so euphemistic, but also not so pessimistic. we are in the midst of a process and these new media that are

a crack smoking, sadistic side kick to leonardo dicaprio's jordan belfort.erent appearance. >> did you know then you were going to have to wear the teeth? >> yes, yes. we had talked about what his look would look like. and, you know, my thing was i kind of wanted donnie to look like a lit match. his hair's, like, wild and crazy and blond and orange. and he's just kind of like a stick of dynamite. >> $22 million in three [ bleep ] hours! >> bad dynamite. >> did you sleep in the teeth? >> i didn't sleep with them in. but i had such a horrible lisp when i put them in that i had to talk on the phone for an hour and a half to two hours every day with them in order to get rid of the lisp. since no one in my personal life would obviously indulge me in doing that with me, i would call different businesses. so i would call, like, best buys. and targets. i couldn't go in somewhere and be donnie. if someone recognized me it would be really embarrassing. so i would call best buy, especially this one in hawaii. and their customer service was amazing. and i would speak on

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leonardo dicaprio plays in martin scoresy the wolf of wall street.uce dern has taken when he calls the roll of a lifetime. he's woody grant on a road trip across the mid west with his son. >> i knew i waited a long time to get in a position in my age group of guys for that kind of role could come my way, that i would be considered down to maybe last three or four. and this time they actually gave me the baton. it's an alexander payne movie. he may not be synonymous with that yet but as far as i'm concerned, he's six for six. he's made six pretty good movies in a row. secondly, he's basically the lynchpin of the move. he drives the movie a certain way and it kind of follows him. it's teamwork, that's behind the camera too. he's got 85 people on the crew and 47 have worked every day on every movie he's ever made. so you have a family. >> rose: alexander payne you said, you didn't know your father well. but he helped you know your father. >> he gave to me the things i expected to get from a father. support. i never got that at home. alexander gave me th

obviamente, leonardo no es niÑo, es adolescente.a, un beso a mÉxico. quiero agradecerle a mis invitados de hoy. quÉ barbaridad, cÓmo aprendÍ con ustedes. muchas gracias por el consejo. >>> y voy a implementar lo del caballo. aprendiste alan? a dominar a los niÑos como los caballos. >>> en serio? literal. >>> a mi me toca con el mÍo, estÁ bien grande. >>> doctora me cuesta trabajo, educar es difÍcil. >>> dominar tambiÉn. >>> quÉ tal orlando segura, por allÁ dominando la situaciÓn. >>> deja que tengas hijos, y vas a aprender. mientras diviertete amigo que la estÁs pasando muy bien en el american airlines arena. >>> la estamos pasando muy bien, en este momento me encuentro con dos artistas venezolanos mÁs importantes, chino y nacho. y venezuela estÁ viviendo una situaciÓn bastante difÍcil. creo que su opiniÓn y el mensaje que le manden a los venezolanos que se encuentran en calles es importante. chino tu primero por favor, enviale un mensaje a la gente que esperan desde hace dÍas que te pronuncies. >>> sÍ, acompaÑamos al pueblo por las

tambien estuvieron meryl streep, leonardo dicaprio, bono y cate blanchett!!! >> ay, sÓlo eso nos faltaba, amor, que el verdulero placero inmundo te lastimara de esta manera. >> no te preocupes, porque va a recibir su merecido. >> ay sÍ, mi amor... >> aquÍ estÁ, aquÍ estÁ el tÉ, seÑora. >> sÍ, adoraciÓn, ya lo vi con mis propios ojos. >> pos por eso yo decÍa, je ¿cÓmo sigue, patron?

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might as well say it now. >> leonardo dicaprio will get something.eryl: he was overlooked. >> he is so talented. adam: i like when they play the music and cut them off. >> are they playing music right now? >> not wolf of wall street, with gravity, the director could go to gravity. absolutely, gravity has a lot of different nomination's going on. so sternly. cheryl: great acceptance speech. she wants to saying the channel. the latest blast of winter weather, the trading pits of the cme, we will take you out there coming up next. adam: of 15-year-old fetterman on why he ditched finance to cater to the vip set with his incredible many desserts. stick around. cheryl: natural gas on track to insist more -- four straight days, fox business contributor phil flynn is in the trading pits of the cme. natural gas is pouring back after the biggest sell-off in 17 years. how weather-related are we talking here? >> big part of it and a big part of it is where we end up in the year end storage. we had some breaking news from the energy information administration tha

i am watching to see if leonardo dicaprio wins.nated four times. >> i think you will be missing probably at least art of the oscars. you can join us upstairs later in the show, because we will be mixing up some obscure cocktails. could use that. >> our own scarlet fu joining us. we will be back. >> the cartels. dominated by so few players. here is one of them. ♪ >> welcome back to "market makers." we are approaching 26 but the hour. time for bloomberg to take you on the markets. s&p hitting record highs. improvingonfidence across the board. this is accompanied with the fed easing money, which they like. look at corporate america. >> stephanie, i have a single stock story for everyone. best buy, the world's largest electronics chain, fourth quarter profits beating analysts estimates after they cut expenses and increased internet sales. the stock up four percent. remember it was six weeks ago everyone was talking on best buy and questioning the turnaround after disappointing hollywood -- holiday sales. this is silly. the company is s

my limb is leonardo dicaprio for best actor. >> is it finally his year? >> i hope. sunday. but we have not seen him compete against matthew mcconaughey directly, so we don't know his strength. the biggest movie star in the world. >> let's talk about both. big transformation for the 22 years of matthew mcconaughey's career starting out in "dazed and confused" and now showing some terrific range. >> he is. we have seen him go from surfer dude to serious actor. >> in the mid somewhere too. >> and they love that. >> and leonardo dicaprio, he has a in that case knack of picking strong projects. >> and brought this to the screen with martin scorsese. >> i think one of the tougher categories is the supporting actor and actress. >> give me your prediction first. >> supporting actress? >> yes. >> i've got to say, it's hard to know. i know -- >> jennifer lawrence? >> i think it's going to be lupita. i don't think that for best picture it's going to be "12 years a slave." i think it's going to be "gravity. ". >> really? i think lupita goes along for the ride and normally best

usted y mike tienen permiso para portar armas, pero leonardo, no. >> no.

leonardo dicaprio started.it. >> tell me how you feel about jordan bellefonte as a character you created based on his real life story? >> i met jordan in 2007 after i signed on to write the screenplay and i found him immediately enormously likeable charming obviously incredibly smart, one of the most gifted public speakers i'd ever met, which makes a lot of sense. obviously this is a guy who's incredibly persuasive to people. i picked up on that right away. for me personally i had a lot of similarities with jordan. i grew up in brooklyn. he grew up in queens. we were the same age. >> did you grow up with drugs and prostitutes? >> no, that's where we differed. >> what was it -- >> his childhood. i totally understood that desire to grow up and be somebody and make a lot of money. actually we had die very subsequent paths. i was working for merrill lynch. i was on the trading floor the day the markets crashed. i went to l.a. to be a writer. >> the stars are incredible but can you address the criticism that you glo

that's vilifying the ceo and yet "the new york times" said leonardo dicaprio he deserves 50 million bucks. >> do you think the ceos who have bad years lose wages? >> i don't know. >> they don't. >> iish we had more time. we've got to jump. more time would be great, wink, wink. thank you all for joining us this week. >>> coming up, look out the governrnment is looking to obsee tv newsrooms. is uncle sam planning to conol >>> time for what do i need to know for next week, wayne, you're first. >> well, you know, i've been hot on these high-tech stocks and the biotechs and i like somethincalled myriad genetics, mygn. i talked about it in the past. it had a bumpy ride recently. watch it. >> we'll keep our eye on it. how about you? >> a lot of coodities are in bull markets, eric, we've talked about couffee and cotton and i m looking at grains, i think jjg deserves a place in your portfolio. >> very good, guys. thank u very much. stay hot, fellas. that's it for us. thanks for joining us. before we go this week we learned alarming news. the c says it wants to xin, quote, the process by which stie

we have to ask what would happen if a leonardo da vinci could be sold. i'm here we're in the $250-$300 million range. you start to think that in some of these salt mines and castles, these monuments officers were finding 20,000 paintings, hundreds of thousands of ancient library books and libraries, so the numbers just get to be staggering. >> host: how much is still missing? >> guest: here, again, this becomes an exercise in numbers. a lot of people like to, i think, deal with numbers that are just so large i think it makes it harder for the public to understand. a number that i use is hundreds of thousands of cultural objects including works of art. but, you know, the nazis stole anything that had any value to it, so we're talk talking about tapestries, drawings, important books, documents. in poland alone they have some 60,000 specific works of art that are on their missing database. when we say a few hundred thousand, that's not a random number that's just picked out of the sky. some people use in the millions of numbers, and it's just hard to tell.

>> remember, most of the films probably began in the case of "wolf of wall street," leonardo dicaprioeen pushing that film for years and years. they're normally two, three, four years in the making. so predicting what the mood of the country will be -- and it was almost impossible. it's reflective, last year "argo" did well, but the iranian crisis is still very much in people's minds. there is some of that. clearly the relationship between government, if you will and industry and business, i think have always had an appealing audience. >> yeah, definitely a populist field. word of john dingell retiring. he has served in congress going back to the '30s. just reflections? >> well, remarkable member. he is living history, as you point out, but also significant contributions to the legislative agenda over the years. he's hardly been just a spectator. i mean, really engaged -- chairing the kmi it, the commerce committee in the house for years and years, and aggressive fighter on behalf of the automobile industry, but also on so many issues involving the financial services of the industry o

. >> osgood: matthew mcconaughey shared that seen with leonardo dicaprio of "the wolf of wall street" talk about that and more with lee cowan. >> the university of texas has a lot of famous alumni. but few get a reaction quite like this. >> have a good night. >> are you matthew mcconaughey? >> what? oh, my, god! sorry. >> matthew mcconaughey was just about their age when he landed his first film role. he fell in love with acting from day one. >> so much fun, people were saying, you're good at this. well, i love it. i mean, great, invite me back tomorrow. >> at 44 he's been at it now more than 20 years, no stranger to a red carpet. this year is different. >> matthew mcconaughey. >> he's won a string of best acting awards. >> and nominated for first oscar for character that most studios didn't want to touch. >> all right, all right, all right. "the dallas buyers club" is based on the story of cowboy turned crusader after he found out he's hiv. >> based on your condition, all the evidence we have, you have 30 days left. put your affairs in order. >> i'm sorry. >> ain't nothing out there

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. >>> and local wall street, a conversation with leonardo dicaprio on his oscar-nominated performancenews." have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com griego >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, it's thursday, february 20. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. and we're all working today because we did not win powerball. [ laughter ] >> right. >> we tried! >> we didn't. >> somebody bought tickets for us. i haven't seen them today. >> i haven't seen them either. they called in sick. [ laughter ] >> very interesting. good point by you. >> hey, guys, neat weather around the bay area today. yeah, if you didn't win you can enjoy the sunshine. these temperatures are going to be warming up the next couple of days. maybe some 70s coming our way. we'll talk about that coming up. >> not that we're blaming him or anything, ken, all right. [ laughter ] here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. nice and light this morning. we do have a lot of overnight roadwork out there including a full closure of the antioch bridge s

why leonardo dicaprio's next role may land him in washington. >> nobody knows if this stock is goings. >>> it's our shot of the morning. i spent an incredible weekend in washington, d.c. for the 69th anniversary of the ewould iwo jima landing with veterans of the landing. the iwo jima association of america, my brother is a member of the board there, we were down there with lieutenant general larry snowden and major general fred padilla, norm smith, and a lot of the folks who were at iwo jima 69 years ogdening february 19 of this year. my father actually landed there, was wounded there at iwo jima. so these are just incredible americans that we pay tribute to on this presidents' day. they are spry at 89 and 90 and 91 and they're just incredible, incredible inspirational figures. we met a lot of the young marines as well. so we thank for the photos from the daughters of ww 2. org who keeps the memory alive of these folks. >> that's critical that they come back year after year. so the people do know the story. >> it's absolutely critical. i thank colonel weeden for having us down there

and now here we are the wolf of wall street, leonardo dicaprio and this is not a bottom. >> not quite. that's because at the iwm does fall, that put will increase faster than the iwm drops. meaning more money in mike's pocket. >> i'm talking about this. >> and since the time of the trade, it's fallen 5%, making this trade a winner. while some on wall street are celebrating his success -- >> the whole firm is going nuts. let me open up the door to my office. [ yelling ] >> others are left unsatisfied. >> i bumped those numbers up. those are rookie numbers. >> forcing us to ask the street's biggest question. how could mike make more cash? >> now, before we answer that, let's explain why buying that was better than shorting small caps. if you went short you would have made 3%. nothing to complain about. but mike's put can be sold back today for $5.50. 25% return. now, carter got us into the trade. what does he see now for small caps, carter? >> i think there's more damage coming, you have a well defined trend and the high was 117. we broke the well defined trend, and now we have thrown b

that's vilifying the ceo and yet "the new york times" said leonardo dicaprio he deserves 50 million bucksthink the ceos who have bad years lose wages? >> i don't know. >> they don't. >> i wish we had more time. we've got to jump. more time would be great, wink, wink. thank you all for joining us this week. >>> coming up, look out the government is looking to observe tv newsrooms. is uncle sam planning to control how we inform you? we report. you decide. some time? the next time you nt a dvd, don't bother rewinding it. the way i see it, it's t next guy's problem. oh, larry. she thinks i'm crazy. mm-hmm. but would a crazy person save 15% on car insurance in just minutes? [ chuckles ] [ malennouncer ] 15 minutes for a quote is crazy. with esurance, 7½ minutes could save you on car insurance. welcome to the modern world. esurance. backed by allstate. click or call. >>> time for what do i need to know for next week, wayne, you're first. >> well, you know, i've been hot on these high-tech stocks and the biotechs and i like something called myriad genetics, mygn. i talked about it in the past. i

it may very well be the case that who knows, on academy award night, leonardo may go home with the trophy for playing a character, "the wolf of wall street." you did not have those kinds of excesses, but what drove you to wall street to push harder and harder for more and more and it was never enough? >> the most simple thing is that we live in a culture that says, if you have money or if you are famous, then you are important and you are valuable. and if you do not have those things, then you are worthless here at and the truth was that i sort of grew up believing i was worthless. i think that was how i was treated as a kid. but i was so desperate to show people that i was valuable, that i was important, and money was sort of the easiest way to do that. in theum, i said a bit introduction about the epiphany that you had, but in your own words, tell me more about how you came, what brought you to the realization that you were on a dead end path. >> first, it was not just about mean. . for a while i came to see that i was not happy and even though i was making millions and i would sit at m

the possibility that we would not be white chicks ahead and use leonardo right to stay off the toes are fourteen you have to we brought everything equipment and personnel. but before the end to the hostel sauce and fourteen and he takes some time. to close down days is to move out equipment and personnel. and so obviously we are faced with some impending problems. i am watch we deal with that effectively. mm and as a saint i do believe that at the end the day and we'll get a signature on the security the necessary security arrangements. he said that she did not expect decide to sign the lease back. that must be negotiated. they need to prove says. instead he believes coincided with epa shelf of the president elected in an e p fifteen. so often don't and won't come again. the need to head for the time she has found fifty seven thousand soldiers in god's time. then from the united states. number is expected to four to eight thousand it was cause enough to treat and fourteen. that's the set has said before that compete for the tv to watch some of the nissan would want to jeopardize for whi

lenny kravitz tweeting a selfie showing him with leonardo dicaprio and bradley cooper grabbing a slice in new york. that's what happens. every day. >>> vanity fair is being applauded for its big hollywood issue which features six black movie stars on the cover. in years past, the mag has been critiqued for favoring white actors in the spread. this year, idris elba and more grace the cover there. good looking group. >>> jimmy fallon stopping by "the tonight show" to write a special thank you note for jay. take a listen. ♪ >> thank you, jay leno, for carrying on the proud tradition of the tonight show host with such humor and class and for being nothing but gracious and generous to me over the past year. i will do my best to make you proud every single night. thank you. >> i think you'll do a great job. >> oh, man. little emotional both ways, right? >> i'm going to miss leno's skits. i love leno on the man on the street stuff was pretty funny. >> they're both great. thank you so much. i'm richard lui. this is "early today." we hope it is just your first stop of the day here on nbc. [ mal

expect in the business lounge you can also have a cheeky boil waiting for your plane and i spoke to leonardo. i also about the money being spent on the money being. i want to know how the planes been full to capacity. essentially what we see during the olympic games is something greece demands from the business association in the world would shift in their plan. but they. are normal there's about sixty and if you can we have up to twenty two inches in terms of profit you've made more than you imagined to do so is up as we expected was there a pretty decent for and then shal results of two disadvantage because the demand is much higher than we expected can you put a number on that. no we haven't counted that's softer than a big game so everybody will count all the positive and negative things will see her again but what about off the words how we're going to keep those planes full to the brim of people do you think the government can do more to make things like visas easier so that people are enthused to come here you know we're discussing with the russian edition several initiatives one of t

the business lounge you can also have a cheeky massage oil waiting for your plane and i spoke to leonardo. i also about the money being spent on the money being. i want to know you have the planes been full to capacity. essentially what we see during the olympic games is something crazy mom from the business aviation you know normal life we were here fifteen airplanes but they. normally is about sixty and if you can have up to one hundred twenty in terms of profit you've made more than you imagined to do so it's not as we expected was there a pretty decent for and then show results of to this because a democracy much further than we expected can you put a number on that. no we haven't counted that's after the games everybody will count all the positive and negative things we'll see for rules against you but what about off the words how we're going to keep those planes full to the brim of people do you think the government can do more to make things like visas easier so that people are enthused to come in here we're discussing with the russian invasion several initiatives one of them is mu

for missions as part of the pentagon's new strategy to train by regional forces so artie's paullus leonardo so what could really be motivating america's newfound focus on the bread basket of the world out of africa. hundreds of millions of american dollars are flowing into africa as the pentagon upset spending on the continent there's plenty of moment to realize here nigeria a case in point the west african nation is america's fourth largest supplier of crude oil accounting for eleven percent of all u.s. oil imports we have made it has a lot of investment and. they have invested so much in the oil sector and they need to protect that and that believes rafsanjani is the real reason for u.s. troop expansion in africa not to bring democracy not to help the local populations but to protect american interests and justify the reasons for being here the governess in syria. to you know the collapse of. you know accountability. and of course you know dubai is. different it's a she kind of makeup artist that crisis in the country. by the you know it's made in terms of american power and policy reason

. >> leonard -- leonardo dicaprio and matthew mccormic work on a.rio, people say deserves an award, but matthew did a great performance. >> heidi make money aggregating all of these bits of information from the 70 million sites? >> conferees want to understand what you and i think about them. they want to marketing, pr, or for customer service so they can fix things for us all live. that is why they use our service. >> another area you have been looking at is the best supporting actress. >> another area of contention. we have jennifer lawrence, up for american hustle, very incredibly popular and well-liked. we look at her conversation, the quality and aspects of that conversation is that she is strongly related to the movie. we think she is the worthy winner, people think she is given the best performance, but we have a popular champion in jennifer lawrence. we are going down with lupita. >> based on your information. what about best rector? -- director? gravity. for that is who is going to pull that one. >> with this information, we will be able to

>> actors matthew mack conaughey is sphebgted to to -- expected to win and however leonardo dicaprioull off an kpwrup set. comedian ellen degeneres is hosting for the second time. she enjoys the challenge but says it isn't her only motivation. >> this year i thought i would challenge myself in front of a billion people. >> maybe we'll see dances too. before the top actors take the stage fans around the globe will watch to see who wears what on the red carpet. an estimated 40 million people are expected to tune in for the ceremony on sunday. >> always fun to watch that. thanks so much, anna. five minutes till the top of the hour. an igloo discovered in the woods of a college campus. why cops swooping in on that elaborate hide-away a hotel policy that allows you to eat all that you can. the hotel gym is short for gymnasium. the hotel pool is usually filled with water. and the best dot com for booking hotels, is hotels.com. it's on the internet, but you probably knew that. or maybe not, i don't really know you. bellman: welcome back, captain obvious. captain obvious: yes i am. all those

>>moving on to best actorchristian bale for american hustle, bruce dern for nebraska, leonardo dicapriof wall street, chiwetel ejiofor for 12 years a slave, and matthew mcconaughey for dallas buyers club. >>few actors have generated the kind of respect that matthew mcconaughey has had over the past few years and so he's going to be awarded sunday night with the oscar for best actor. >>i also think because of his transformation physically. >>absolutely. all the cliches that go into winning an oscartransformation, the fact that he's playing a real life characterthere's so many factors that go into it. but the fact is that he's just been on a roll and he's gonna win. >>on to best pictureamerican hustle, captain phillips, dallas buyers club, gravity, her, nebraska, philomena, 12 years a slave, and wolf of wall street. who wins? >>well it has remained a 2 horse race since back in october and i think that gravity is gonna pull through. i think it's gonna win about 7 oscars sunday night and it's gonna end with it winning best picture. >>this is a tough category to me as well. >>it is. it's gon

and then i think i'm going to get to be on state now there's leonardo dicaprio there's barn oh oh there's mail he gave a bandit a go go now that's an i was nominated our show was nominated for everybody hates chris the first season golden globe but they wouldn't let us sit in the room because only chris rock and the creator were allowed at a table and i remember looking through the window at the beverly hilton and i thought wow doing when did we you know what so i happen to be you know what's it like to work with simberg he's right you know he's an improv kind of guy but you know what this is the thing i work with comedians and andy samberg is where the heart is working guys in the biz see it's like athletics and this is one reason i love him so much you know when you really practice you make it look easy you know i mean you make mine in the past like you make it look like you're improv ing and the works nonstop on his delivery on his and i is on what he's doing and i said i can get behind a guy like i'm forty pop out of town to play around you know i want to show i want to do some someth

you can see it shows a name plate supposedly awarding best actor to leonardo dicaprio. the internet exploded with rumors cnn spoiled the surprise, turns out they make a name plate for every nominee, 197 of them in all. voting doesn't start until friday. >> and remember, abc7 is the only place you can see the oscars, oscar sunday, march 2nd. >> a michigan boy told his mom he had no friends to invite to his 11th birthday party is in for a surprise, soon. >> collin has been diagnosed with sensory processing disorder and eats lunch alone in the school office. his mom created this facebook page so people could wish him a happy birthday. >> yes. it now has 264,000 likes. and that number is growing by leaps and bounds. a thousand per minute. and his birthday is march 9th of the. his mother plans to surprise him with the facebook page and opened up a po box. people can mail cards and letters. >> have a nice birthday. >> yes w lots of fans. >> there is more still to come here at 4:00 including a dramatic take down caught on video what. led up to this arrest? plus... >> a state o