marlee matlin may be deaf, but she can sure make a lot of noise.ve-year battle, she has won the fight to bring subtitles online. starting this week, services like netflix have to offer close captioning or face the same size as traditional broadcasters. marlee matlin is partnering with a company to have a more accurate closed-captioned. cory johnson spoke to her. my efforts for caption which -- a lifelongg pursuit have resulted -- as a little girl, i remember watching television without any assistance with captions. there was nothing there. i had to make up stories on my own. fast-forward to 1989 or early 1990's, i mean -- well, go back to when i was a little girl. i wrote to the president saying we needed patches. no answer. and then i made a movie, i had a little media attention because the oscar i won. just a little. i use that attention and in that medium from the studios to talk about closed captioning. then i got to the attention of washing, d.c. and we got the captioning lob pass. passed.aptioning laws forward, we are using our mobile devices

. >> cory johnson, our editor at large, with academy award-winning actress marlee matlin.st byte, one number that tells a whole lot. sarah frier, are bloomberg news reporter -- what do you have? >> zero. it is the number of lines of code that oculus uses that john carmack road while he was at the mac. -- panamax. cinemax has said they might sue oculus, which facebook is trying about $2 million. cinemax says that carmack wrote lines of code for them that are their intellectual property and they deserve some slice of the pie for oculus being sold to facebook. >> coming more about this john carmack guy. i saw he has over 100,000 followers on twitter. >> he's a big name in video games he was behind doom, quake, some of the graphics that led to these first-person shooters. people look up to him and when he joined oculus, that is what gave palmer lucky some of the clout he needed to say this vision could be a reality. >> facebook is still not commenting on this story? >> not really. i think they wanted to go way. [laughter] >> sarah frier, thanks so much. and thank you all for w

i did a show with marlee matlin called recently down i also was going to do a play called turn on us you're gone so it was a great play so you had to learn sign language or was it hard to yes that's yes that's yes. and leslie call us as a man does on facebook ted bundy or jethro gibbs which is more fun to play hero or villain or gives is more fun you know but the more complicated now it is darker and i mean ted bundy did you i met him when he was on trial in miami. that's about the time we did the movie. i just i just think it's important to try to play characters honestly and that's what i tried to do on both but but certainly different characters to play when all those witnesses were coming up talking about ted bundy and they killed people itself like that he turned around the me walked out on a lunch break and he said do you believe this do you believe this jewelry i did i was friends with the prosecutor in the club. we could little game of if you only knew first go you have a kissed oh i don't know i don't know how old you. probably fifteen or sixteen late. what were you awake ni