they were so ridiculously low that as martin wolf said tripling almost nothing doesn't give you a very large number. so it was 2% of the risk-weighted effort. they ignore bunch of them. it's between 4.5 and seven in these numbers don't tend to have the right number of digits. 3% say if you don't find -- if they did what warren buffett does they would immediately start building up their equity. >> host: what do you mean? >> guest: what i mean is if you take a second mortgage on your house do you change the equity in your house? if you keep investing and her husband goes out and you did not take any money out as a corporation you retain all of your earnings and then you about the equity. banks must borrow because the oral from depositors and part of what they do is to borrow but that's not to say they can't back up their liabilities without the deposit insurance and they can't be more normalized another court rations and can't have the minimum that they would demand from their bar or worse 20 to 30% equity. instead they allow three or four times these numbers. they are so fragile that ju

. >> martin wolf is a columnist for the financial times of london who delights in watching the high and into davos. there aren't enough tables in restaurants, there aren't enough hotel rooms. >> yeah, well, that's part of the thrill. it is the only place where these really powerful people are made to be very inconvenienced. just about the only place in the world that really powerful, really rich men-- mostly men, few women-- can actually behave like normal people. >> we were here a few days before the forum started, and it looked like they were setting up for a rock concert. what goes into this? >> just the program. there are all the lunches and dinners and hotels, travel programs, security-- which is obviously a nightmare. i mean, they brought together everyone in the world that the terrorists would want to kill. it is an enormous organizational project. >> they suffer the indignities to attend the seminars of the world economic forum, more than 150 expert talks, on things including financial risk regulation, viruses, u.s.-china relations, and the global economic outlook, plus, rural p

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hungry like a wolf. martin scorsese's film starring leonardo dicaprio hits theaters.a corner the market? also, a christmas classic worth celebrating. dan aykroyd explains "trading places here on "street smart jerk off >> time to bring you the business behind media, entertainment, and pop-culture. kind of crowded under the christmas tree. studios have lined up -- five new releases for december 20 five. featuring bankers, warriors, even justin bieber. let's start with this naughty and nice with editor of boxofficeguru.com. five films coming out on christmas. >> it is vital. the audience is out of work and school, more leisure time. the spending potential is higher. for studios trying to break records and get market share, this is the final week for them to go in and really blow over some records if they can. street" seemsll to get attention. is it deserved? it is the most high profile film opening on christmas day. you have five films. if you add "mandela," six. add in four from last weekend. in a one-week period, 10 films are going. about "wolfquestion of wall street."

banks and now martin score cease wolf of wall street. is the best performance hands down of leonardo decaprio's career. i have never seen a film like this in my buyer life. three hours of the most insane, crude, raunchy, graphic, debauchery i have ever seen in my entire life. this movie is not for everybody. it was almost nc 17 rated. it's nearly three hours long, but it is a wild, wild ride. based on memoir about a wealthy stockbroker and rise and fall. i highly recommend it if you are a decaprio fan. i can't belief -- believe he has never won academy award. saving mr. banks. i love movies about movies. this move made smile. i was crying a little bit during the movie. it's a really emotional film. i love the making of mary poppins. tom hanks was born to play walt disney. emma thompson does a good job of p.l. traverse in the film. it will make you laugh and smile and make you love movies again. i highly recommend that as well. this movie is all for the family. this is a movie called frozen. growing up i loved the lion king, beauty and th

and "anchor man 2" and the wolf of wall street, the martin scorsese film came in fifth.t is it for abc7 news at 6:00. i'm ama daetz. for leigh glaser, colin rush, mike shumann and all of us here, thank thank you for joining us.

and "anchor man 2" and the wolf of wall street, the martin scorsese film came in fifth.hat is it for abc7 news at 6:00. i'm ama daetz. for leigh glaser, colin rush, mike shumann and all of us here, thank thank you for joining us. >>> right now on the red carpet, the stars to broadway. >> it's a crowd show. >> backstage at the high heeled hit. >> and this is as close as it gets. >> and thinking about on stage with a tony winning musical. >> what if i forget the words to the song? >> just keep moving your mouth. >> we're rolling out a specialed addition of "on the red carpet" now. >> welcome to "on the red carpet" on location in new york city. i'm rachel smith. we're here in the middle of one of the world east busiest intersections, times square, and we're taking you right into the bright hub of the broad kay theater district which has seen its share of wood's brightest stars. ♪ >> people want to have a

the latest martin scorsese film "the wolf of wall street" new york stockbroker who got filthy rich and by using everyone around him. >> $430,000 in one month, jordy. huh? >> they are business expenses. >> jordy, look what you've got here. $26,000 for one dinner. >> no, this can be explained. dad, we had clients, pfizer clients. champagne. >> tell them about the sides. >> sides? sides? $26,000 worth of sides. what are these sides, cure cancer. >> the sides didn't cure cancer. they are beer. that's why they were expensive. >> the sides cure cancer. >> that's why they were expenses. >> we talk about excesses of wall street. this capture that in the hill arty and depravity. >> it's basically a wonderful morality tale that points a finger at what happens when you leave financial markets unchecked. jordan bellford is the epitome of that. he's taking excess to excess. >> did you spend time on wall street to prepare for this, to get acclimated? >> i didn't spend time on wall street but i did get to meet jordan bellford. he's a fascinating character, very charismatic. you'll see at the end of t

several big movies are opening today, including martin scorsese's "wolf of wall street." we go, take a look at this. it's going to make you hungry. it's the gingerbread white house. it doesn't even look real, does it? in the making. it's big. 300 pounds big. the detail is incredible. it's art. it's even a working water fountain that is installed there, to wash down the big bites of the oval office. the gingerbread white house is entirely edible. voila! there it is. that's going to do it for me. merry christmas to everybody out there. i'm fredricka whitfield. i'll see you tomorrow earlier in the day. newsroom with dana bash is next. >>> in the "cnn newsroom," taliban rockets shake a u.s. embassy christmas peace. also -- >> a child born today will grow up with no conception of privacy at all. >> a most unusual christmas greeting from the leaker who touched off the nsa spying scandal. >>> plus, today's new surprise from the pope.

martin scorsese's film "the wolf of wall street" hits theaters tomorrow but you really have to make ant if you want to see jonah hill wear false teeth because the movie is three hours long. that's right, three hours long. ben stiller is the secret life of walter mitty, also coming out tomorrow. both films are getting a ton of promotion. not anchorman 2 level promotion but enough that you know they're hitting theaters. which of these films should be on your must-see list this holiday season? joining me now with his holiday pick is david edelstein, chief film critic for "new york" magazine and for cbs sunday morning. big movie day tomorrow. what are the top picks? >> well, if you live in new york or l.a., you have to see my favorite film of the year which is "her" which is spike jones' amazing love story about a man who falls in love with his operating system. it has a kind of dirty joke premise. it does get erotic but it's actually the most romantic love story i think i have seen in years. it's beautiful. it's lyrical. it's funny. and it's fundamentally about humans trying to break thr

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. >>> "the wolf on wall street" the three-hour martin scorsese flick came in fifth with $18.5 million. the "the hobbit: the desolation of smaug" retains the top spot with $29.9 million. brit britney launched her show on saturday. among the star-studded audience there, miley cyrus and katy perry. >> miley was in the front row and dancing. >> they had to hold her down because this is not her show. it's the spear show. >>> selena gomez announced she's taking time off to address her lupis. >>> the soon to be new host of "the tonight show" jimmy fallon announced on twitter "the best of late night 2 hour prime time special. 9:00 p.m. january 5, we did a lot of inside stuff." >>> beyonce said she recorded 80 songs for her surprise self-titled album. the ones that made the cut were the ones in the teens were the easiest to sing. many thought that bruce springsteen was trying to pull a queen bee when his album leaked over the weekend on amazon over the weekend. it was actually an amazon glitch, though. and the album was pulled from their site a few hours later. >>> a new read it thread list al

wolf of wall street. this is director martin scorsese and actor leonardo di caprio's fifth collaboration.film is based on the explosive autobiography of financial conman jordan belfour during the hedonistic and greed fueled 1980's. >> reporter: set in the 1970's, true life scam artists and swindlers are also the subject of david o. russel film american hustle. >> reporter:a member of the stellar ensemble cast - which includes oscar winners christian bale and jennifer lawrence - will surely steal at least one acting award >> reporter:since its world premiere at the venice festival the jaw dropping space thriller gravity has held a steady trajectory towards the awards podium. >>co-written by alfonso cuaron and his son honas, the film charts a course of calamities and catastrophes which befall a pair of astronauts following a spectacular encounter with lethal space debris. both the film features inventive use of 3d visual effects and tour de force performance from bullock are bound to be recognized. >> it took away everything i knew as an actor. it left me closed in a box for 10, 12 hours a

you will notice we did not mention the wolf of wall street there. martincorsese's latest finished fifth place this weekend but the story has been a huge hit with a reality tv executive who wants to take the real wolf, a convicted scammer who leo plays, and build a reality show around him. the hollywood reporter says the idea is to have him help out people who have hit rock bottom. he is now a motivational speaker. of course he is. the executive says this is tv gold. no word when or where the show might air. >>> make sure to follow me on twitter and also check out our show page at cnn.com/thelead for videos, blogs, extras. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i'll be back in an hour anchoring "the situation room." first i turn you over to jim acosta filling in for mr. wolf blitzer. jim? >>> happening now, terror in russia. two deadly blasts in two days. could the winter olympics be next? i'll talk to a republican congressman who is afraid that security threats are being swept under the rug. >>> plus, nsa hackers revealed. new revelations about an elit

dagen: so the subject of martin scorsese's movie, "the wolf of wall street," is now getting capped toupcoming reality star. jordan belfort would help people who have hit rock bottom like himself and try to help them. the hollywood reporter, quote: i knew without even seeing a picture of him that he could be a talent both behind and in front of the camera. so will he pay those that he wronged when he was running a nut shop back in the '90s? just asking. and if you're in need of a new car, well, who needs a new car? well, need or want a new car? head to the dealership tomorrow. new year's eve is the best day of the year to buy a car with dealers offering consumers the lowest possible prices on vehicles trying to meet year-end sales goals. the majority of sales come with perks like 0% financing or cashback offers. the catch, these deals apply tt 2013 models only as dealers look to get the new year's supply, this year's supply off the lot, the new ones on the lot. this compared to kelly blue book and edmonds.com. you can take a look at some of the automakers, how they're trading today. >>

a wolf has come to wall street. leo and martin scorsese are going to tell their story. president obama and family catching some hoops in honolulu, hawaii. he has had a rough year. a botched health-care rollout, the fight over the keystone pipeline, all of those issues hanging over the white house, but it can't all be bad. >> there has been good action taken by congress to eliminate the fear about the budget and to reduce the sequestration. we see the fed having taken some well communicated action concerning the tapering program. >> we're talking about four point one percent economic growth in the third quarter. that is a big deal. unemployment falling down to seven percent. that is why the imf and christine lagarde raised its forecast for the u.s. growth next year. >> and is always a question of confidence. if you have long-term confidence in your job and employment status and the economy, it is all about confidence. if that confidence is there an confidence goes up, you will find people borrow more money. >> borrowing money helps the u.s. economy, but is it what needs

martin scorsese. here is a trailer for "the wolf of wall street." >> excuse me. is this your car in the lot?w much money? >> $72,000 last month. >> you show me a pay stub for $72,000, i quit my job right now and work for you. hey, listen. i quit. i am going into stocks. >> my name is jordan belfort. i went to the only place that fit my ambitions. >> move the money from the client's pocket into your pocket. >> if you can make money for everyone it is advantageous, correct? >> no. >> we will become the wealthiest one percent of americans. >> i love my country, i love jesus christ, and i love making people rich. >> molded in my image. i am going to teach each and every one of you to be the best. >> this is the greatest company in the world. >> i am becoming a legend. >> married people cannot have friends? >> i was making so much money, i did not know what to do with it. >> try $6,000 on one dinner. >> we are not poor anymore. >> they could not cure cancer. that is why they were expensive. >> $22 million? three hours? >> is all this legal? [laughter] >> absolutely not. >> your whole inner circle

martin scorsese has a movie coming out" th out "the wolf ofl street". i wasn't age t able to make a screening today. two of my co-hosts saw it today and everybody cale ou came out g about there was no better director working today than russel. >> that includes jennifer lawrence, right, bill? is she becoming the star of the moment? >> she is one of the stars coming from -- a lot of these stars like bruce willis i think he pioneered this thing of being a big action star and doing quirky movies. she is doing that from a young age. she is in american hustle and in the hunger games and she is doing really great. if she can keep up this career she can get that kind of move her whole career she is going to be an interesting figure. maybe soft of a robert downey jr. where she is doing blockbusters and has this indie credibility. talking about another oscar contender. it has merrill streep. she has one or two nominations. >> and julia roberts. yes. and that has a big impressive cast in that movie. >> i don't know if any of you watch "homeland". he plays the conn

lori: how about a market update with gray wolf, execution partner, martin newton.f the lows of the session. investors are focused on washington, perhaps news of a budget deal means the fed is more comfortable to taper adding to the weakness. what are your thoughts? >> i think it is a drying up of buyers. as you approach the holiday season typical to see buyers dried up and potentially exacerbate volatility in either direction and pretty overdone to the upside and we are backing the little bit which is not too dramatic. we are down 0.3% being led by industrial materials. one index i point out dow jones transportation is testing december lows and below 7,084 it has the potential to pull back a bit more and that led to a little weakness in the s&p and the dow but right now most of the key indices are well above support and we haven't done much damage. still down 4-1 on the downside and volume right now flowing into decline and inventing a 6-1 pace. it is higher than we have seen over the last few weeks and we are in the month of december which averages 1.8%, fairly bu

on the next charlie rose, a conversation with leonardo dicaprio and martin is scorsese about the new movie "the wolf of wall street." >> it was just about everyone taking on this hedonistic attitude and giving into every temptation possible and every actor sort of that that air about them on set and so it allowed for all these insane possibilities every single day. i mean, everyone was kind of pushed -- pushed the envelope. but what was interesting more than anything-- and i think -- >> rose: is it the most fun set you've ever been on? >> it was hard to get there in the morning sometimes because i didn't know what was going to happen. >> but the truth is we imp vitz a lot of this beforehand but then when we got on set and working with the other actors it became -- it spiraled into a multitude of different directions and it was very freeing in a lot of ways. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> what if i told you that you could change your life in just 10 days? the 10-day detox is the fast track plan that will help you not only shed po

tonight, leonardo dicaprio and martin scorsese, the actor and director from "the wolf of wall street." >> we were very skeptical about putting these people up on film and the likability of guys that had been so, in a sense, destroyed the american economy or at least that mentality with these characters. and he said "look, as long as you portray people as authentically as you possibly can and you don't try to sugar coat their intentions and you give an accurate portrayal of their very nature, audiences will go along with you on that. and that kind of clicked with me for the entire film making process. >> it also just was what it was. it's gone. that's it. so we just move on and we take advantage of what is new. the new technology, the new marketplace. if the new marketplace makes films like -- that are bigger blockbusters, some of them are very good. fine. there's a place for that. but it's important for young people to know there's other kinds of films. and there has to be -- we have to fight to make those pictures. >> rose: dicaprio and scorsese for the hour. captioning sponsored by

i will freak -- a wolf is coming to wall street. we are to caprio and martin's worse is will tell their story. familynt obama and his are in honolulu. year. had a rough bosch wrote -- rollout, and is a spying revelations. all of those issues hanging over the white house. it can all be bad. is been good action taken by congress to eliminate the fear about the budget. reduce the sequestration. we have seen the fed having taken some very well communicated action concerning the tapering of a program. those are good signs. in addition, we have seen some good numbers. >> good numbers for sure. we're talking about 4.1% economic growth in the fort -- in the third quarter. imf and itsthe leader christine lagarde raised its forecast for the u.s. growth next year and that means this. >> confidence. it is always a question of confidence. if you long-term confidence in your job and your employment status and economy and politics -- it is all about confidence. there, youfidence is will find people borrow more money. >> barring money does help the u.s. economy but is it really

martin scorsese. here is the trailer for the wolf of wall street. >> excuse me. >> yeah. >> is that your car. >> yeah. >> jag. >> yeah, yeah. >> how much money you make. >> i don't know, $72,000 last month. >> you show me a pay stub for $72,000, i quit my job right now and i work for you. >> hey, listen, i quit. yeah, i'm going into stocks. >> my name is jordan, at the tender age 262 i headed to the only place that could hit my high minded am bigs. >> the name of the game move the money were your client's pocket into your pocket, but if you make your clients unam at the same tie it is advantageous to everyone, correct? >> no. >> i started my own firm out of an abandoned auto body shop. >> we will be targeting the wealthiest 1% of americans. >> i love three things. i love my country i love jesus christ an i lovemaking people rich. >> but i needed to mold him in my own image. >> with this script i'm going teach each and every one of you to be the best. >> this is the greatest company in the world! >> i was becoming a legend. >> aren't you married. >> yeah, but married people can't have friends. >> we're

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martin, what's the latest with this controversy? >> hello, wolf.use many of them do stand up, but there's another group starting to say they're not going to go to seaworld, and that's a real problem, as we found out. a parade of performers, including heart, bare-naked ladies and trisha yearwood have bailed on gigs. >> well, i don't agree with the way they treat their animals. it wasn't that hard a deal for me to cancel. >> reporter: but as far as impact, this voice may be much more powerful. >> i felt sad how they treat them. >> reporter: after seeing the film "blackfish" she told her dad she never wanted to go to seaworld against, which was the problem sirs her fifth grade field trip in a few weeks was to seaworld. >> she said i don't want our money going to seaworld. that was pretty loud. >> reporter: as this picture posted on the web, the elementary school's annual trip to seaworld is a longstanding tradition. the dad and daughter backed by other parents and students lobbied to go somewhere else. it worked. announcing the decision, the school's

. ♪ moving and shaking this hour, the wolf of wall street, the new martin scorsese's film that requiredctors to learn quite a different side of investing. leonardo dicaprio stars as a real-life rocher convicted of stock swindling. let's make him the movie held a new york premiere and we spoke and got of his costars a feel for the business by talking to legitimate brokers. a reale were playing story of people involved with stocks, and i would take any assurance to make sure i was, you know, learning everything i could and immersing myself as much as possible. werearn what of it. they really open with us in letting us see what their day-to-day operations were like. class i spoke with salesman. with people today and got a lot of things from people trying to sugarcoat. you can see they were pivoting. wrapy, it is a -- it is a of all of that. class immersion acting? they go into trading floors. class i think it is a great point, the notion that legit rocher's are different from the bucket shop brokers. level, you're trying to get a sale done. i have seen guys of all kinds engage in these thi

. >>> the martin scorsese film "the wolf of wall street" hits theaters tomorrow, but if you want to know the real wolf of wall street. hi, jane. >> hey, carl. the more things change -- well, for weeks, we've been seeing this. >> my name is jordan belford. >> long before the cameras started rolling and leonardo dicaprio was drinking, drugging and carousing, we met the real wolf of wall street. >> i had played the game of crime very carefully for many, many years and covered my tracks wi zest and zeal, okay? >> this is the real jordan, but this is 2007, as his book "the wolf of wall street" was coming out. as we were speaking, bernie madoff was still taking investor money, bear stearns, lehman brothers were still in business, subprime mortgages were being issued. >> you have a million shares of stock, okay? or a million warrants. we get them through a new issue, some type of warrant, rights offering, a warrant offering, able to get long in the stock. then, we would pump up the price of the stock, either, okay, ourselves in the early days, and then afterwards, basically the rest of wall str

. >> maybe all these guys are thinking about their "wolf of wall street," and they want martin scorseseir story. how does this affect steve cohen? >> the person it is more negative four is mark toma. it seemed indirect versus direct, inferences. he is.nd them who >> he is an analyst working for the health care fund, and he is accused of being involved in the trade that was an insider trading on some medical care stocks. arch coal many people say that he is a sketchy guy, that he changed his name twice. he did not have a stellar record. to the 81- directly year-old doctor who tells him the clinical trials are not going well. entirely different thing then inferences from an e-mail, which were enough to get these task cohen is in better shape. >> insider trading what we are talking about here -- this is squishy, squishy. so some taxpayer with a bunch of kids is going to jail because of indirect inferences? >> exactly, which is vastly worse. >> explained. >> well, there is a legal question that is a bit unresolved in the insider trading laws because there is debate going on about how much i

wolf of wall street. this is director martin scorsese and actor leonardo di caprio's fifth collaboration.he film is based on the explosive autobiography of financial conman jordan belfour during the hedonistic and greed fueled 1980's. set in the 1970's, true life scam artists and swindlers are also the subject of david o. russel film american hustle. a member of the stellar ensemble cast - which includes oscar winners christian bale and jennifer lawrence - will surely steal at least one acting award >> since its world premiere at the venice festival the jaw dropping space thriller gravity has held a steady trajectory towards the awards podium. co-written by alfonso cuaron and his son honas, the film charts a course of calamities and catastrophes which befall a pair of astronauts following a spectacular encounter with lethal space debris. both the film features inventive use of 3d visual effects and tour de force performance from bullock are bound to be recognized. >> it took away everything i knew as an actor. it left me closed in a box for 10, 12 hours a day with no one to talk to and no

"the wolf of wall street" by martin scorcese we have a behind the scenes look. >> the year i turned 26ion a week. ♪ . >> i said we'd reach new levels of productivity. when you look back and say the numbers four and five months ago i make one more guarantee, six months from now, what you're doing right now is going to be nothing again. >> this is the greatest company in the world! >> i made my first $600,000 in one trade, i went out and bought a white ferrari testa rosa, not a yellow, black or white one. you know why? it was the car that don johnson drove on "miami vice." >> what a great life, huh? >> a lot of guys cold calling right now and in a few months you could be making a lot of money. >> was all this legal? >> ha! >> absolutely not. >> thousand dollar suits and the gold watches and the drinking at lunch and the cocaine at the end of the day and all of this, it was almost like adult disney land for dysfunctional people basically. back theb i had a thousand best friends, everyone was my best friend, everyone wanted something from me, could benefit from what i was doing. i was gene

challenging "american hustle" are "her", "inside llewyn davis," nebraska and the "wolf of wall street" directed by martin scorsese starring, leonardo dicaprio. "breaking bad" got a good-bye nomination. downtown abby, "the good wife," "house of cards" and masters of sex. for tv comedy or musical there are several regulars. modern family, girls, "big bang theory", parks and recreation. and welcome fox's brooklyn 99 starring andy samberg who received an individual acting honor. fellow fox stars zoe day chanel received a acting nod for "new girl." the party of the year airs january 12th, hosting once again by comedic duo, tina fey and amy pohler. i will tune in to watch the hosts. jon: jon: they're always hysterical. julie, thank you. jenna: did hhs secretary kathleen sebelius act criminally when looking into the investigation into healthcare.gov? that is the question of the day. we'll go in depth jenna: twelve noon here on the east coast and a fox news alert. we're watching a news conference out of the centers for disease control in atlanta today. health officials there are updating all of us on this year's

wolf of wall street." >> $ 2,000 last month. >> true life cautionary tale as told through the eyes of martin scorsese. his film doesn't really get made. i never heard of a film like this getting made really. >> three hours. >> you know, it's been six years in the -- six-year process to get this film off the ground but i've been obsessd with it in a lot of ways because i feel like it's an accurate reflection of everything that's wrong with the world we live in today. the attitude of this character, jordan balford is directly attributed to the destruction of our economy. this attitude, this darker side of human nature to everything that has gone wrong in society really. so i wanted to put this character on screen. >> and he did. three hours of quaeludes. >> these type of things still seem to go on. >> not only that. if jordan belfort isn't directly the problem with, you know, what pd it our economy, but it's a microcosm of a much bigger story. this sort of hedonistic attitude, this desire to do only what's right for ourselves and no one else is a reflection of a much bigger story about, you know, human n

wolf of wall street. this is director martin scorsese and actor leonardo di caprio's fifth collaboration.losive autobiography of financial conman jordan belfour during the hedonistic and greed fueled 1980's. >> set in the 1970's, true life scam artists and swindlers are also the subject of david o. russel film american hustle. a member of the stellar ensemble cast - which includes oscar winners christian bale and jennifer lawrence - will surely steal at least one acting award >> since its world premiere at the venice festival the jaw dropping space thriller gravity has held a steady trajectory towards the awards podium. co-written by alfonso cuaron and his son honas, the film charts a course of calamities and catastrophes which befall a pair of astronauts following a spectacular encounter with lethal space debris. both the film features inventive use of 3d visual effects and tour de force performance from bullock are bound to be recognized. >> it took away everything i knew as an actor. it left me closed in a box for 10, 12 hours a day with no one to talk to and no life form around me. yo

wolf of wall street." he described working with martin scorsese. >> i've never been so proud to be part of something.at i find interesting and dangerous about acting. >> that movie was intense is a good word to say? >> it's pretty intense. >> like martin scorsese on steroids. >> yeah. yeah, i mean but that's why, for me i mean he's my hero and to get to work with him but also to get to work with him on that type of film that only he can make. you know and that intense of a movie and that intense of a character, it just was everything i ever could have asked for in one experience. >> you can watch michelle miller's profile of joan a na hill this weekend on "sunday morning" right here on cbs. jonah hill's been here sitting with us at the table. you've seen. >> yep. >> you've seen? >> i've not seen it yet. >> and? >> i liked it. >> the deadliest act of terrorism against americans, the bombing of pan am flight 103. peter greenberg takes us to lockerbie scotland 25 years later. >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by macy's. [ female announcer ] from your first breath to your first roll, pampe

wolf, with dr. bernice king. nelson mandela and dr. martin luther king were cell mates.e in a birmingham jail, he in robben island jail. >> and they both sort of helped each other. they both worked on each other's mission. there's a bond there. there's a link between dr. martin luther king jr. and nelson mandela. even though they never met. >> they never met. and king was assassinated long before -- >> 1968. >> yes, before mandela was released from prison. but mandela read about martin luther king. mandela did not go into robben island a nonviolent man. he came out of robben island intent somehow upon bringing his country together in a peaceful revolution. this was a racially torn society. the whole notion that it could come together in peace to solve that problem was beyond anyone's imagination. he did it. >> i assume there'll be a huge congressional delegation that will want to go to south africa. >> certainly. >> have you been hearing about that already? >> well, remember, congress is gone at the moment. when this occurred. >> for this, many members will want to join

wolf of wall street." three hours of horrible people doing horrible things shot by great director martin scorsese.. there are critics who think it's the great american comedy of excess. and gives us penny stock. at the risk of being a party pooper, i think it's -- after you see what these people spend you won't feel so bad about the $582 you dropped on popcorn and soda. >> osgood: next, making a list. ou. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i took warfarin, but i wondered, "could i up my game?" my doctor told me about eliquis. # decision to spend real money to have his picture taken with his two prized possessions, a ten gauge shotgun and the whooping crane he's just killed with it. by 1900 this tallest of north american birds of driven nearly to extinction, it was not alone. laws to protect wildlife were scarce, too. our forebearers shot and trapped ought all they could everywhere they could every time they could. the pioneers, like many of us, was g

martin scorcese. his muse this time leonardo dicaprio, starring the wolf of wall street just hit theaters christmas dayd, sexy and pure of full joy. it's gotten mix red views. what makes it so good? >> i'm a big scorcese fan. the drama is moving constantly. you have larger than life characters and it is so full of energy. the man is 71. this feels like the third or fourth film from like a 30-year-old. >> it's funny because dicaprio seems to go in a lot of different directions here. how believe is he? he's 40 years old now. >> and it starts with him pretending to be 24. he's very believable. in some ways this is an even darker, sleazier side of the gatsby character he played of someone reinventing himself. >> every single movie i've been to in the last two months has had a clip of lone survivor. that previewed like crazy. here is a quick clip of it. >> we let him go, 20 more will die next week. 40 more, the week after that. our job is to stop shaw. why do these men have the right to dictate how we do our job? >> we cannot touch them. >> the title gives it away to some degree. >> i hate spoilers more tha

wolf of wall street" because it's my favorite actor, leonardo dicaprio. he plays a crooked wall street broker. it's based on a true story. it's a martin scorsese film.ah hill's in it, matthew mcconaughey. he's just living the life. a lot of debauchery. it's not a kid's movie. running time of about three hour. leo was nominated for a golden globe. >> is it wall streetish, like kind of like that a little bit? >> yeah. >> "the secret life of walter mitty." >> ben stiller, kristen wiig. he's had this anonymous life, just going through the motions. >> the invisible guy. >> not really enjoying work but at work he always is day dreaming. finally, he gives into those daydreams and goes on this wild epic adventure. i've heard good things. it looks interesting. >> is this a remake? what was "the secret life of walter mitty," i've heard of it -- >> i believe it was a book or remake of a movie. i got to do my research a little bit better on that. >> i'm sorry. >> somebody's been having a little too much -- >> kate, was it a remake? >> it was a book. >> it was a book, i guess i was right. >> we should explain why you might be nervous. >> his mother's here. >> mo

martin o'malley, 18% and brian schweitzer, 16%. people certainly know hillary clinton and joe biden. do these numbers surprise you in any way, wolfhey all like them and -- excuse me. these are self-identified democrats in the poll and they clearly all know hillary clinton and joe biden. most people in iowa, including democrats, don't know much about brian or martin o'malley but they know a lot about hillary clinton and joe biden. so once again, obviously if hillary clinton decides to run and that's still an if, if she decides to run, she's got a very strong opportunity. if joe biden decides to run, he's got a strong opportunity. some people think if hillary runs, joe biden won't run. we shall see. we still have time to sort it all out. >> and that is so key, we still have some time. i remember when michele bachmann was running in the republican polls and a week later everything changed and kept on changing until election time. >> ashleigh, a couple cautionary points. if you go back -- >> i think i was in high school then. tell me what happened, wolf. >> i remember, bill clinton who was eventually elected president in 1992, at thi

wolf of wall street." that arrives with some great critical notices. martinizi, apparently at the top of his game at 71. a lot of it depends on him getting some serious awards buzz. and it comes with a fairly large production budget of $100 million for a movie about immorality and high finance. you need those critical notices to get people into theaters. >>> last year, there was a domestic record of -- for the states, $10.8 billion at the box office. are we going to surpass that? >> well, right now, the box office is essentially flat. i think it was down just a little tick there last weekend. they are hoping to have a big finish to the year like they did last year. so we'll be up internationally thanks to growth of markets like china. domestically, it will depend on how much movie goers really, really like anchorman and the desolation of smog. >> we'll see what happens. larry, anybody in the hathaway family visiting the movies in the next few weeks? >> it's usually a big event for us to see at least one film. >> out of those? >> usually i go retro. i try to s

. ♪ is"the wolf of wall street" one of the most anticipated movies of this year and that martin courseay see film hits theaters tomorrow. it stars leonardo to cap audio as the one-time financial a dog whose one-time rise and fall has become the stuff of legends thanks to his best selling book. jordan belford. he year i turned 26, i made $49 million which really just me off because it was three shy of a million a week. wherever i went, i brought my insanity with me. >> in the movie, it's almost a blueprint of what to do and what not to do. when i was at the bottom and everyone was writing i was a terribly awful person. and when i was on the top, i wasn't as good as people were saying. >> greed, for lack of a or word is good. >> i never wanted to play a person like gordon gekko with his $2000 suit. he stood there and said greed is good and a lot of people brought that a lot of people bought into that notion of not really focusing on who gets hurt along the way. that's not true. i wasn't really focusing on the i'm not making anti- money on the books or the movie. the only way i will is if

>> "the wolf of wall street" because it's martin scoand leonardo.ne of those films that's gritty, a dark comedy, getting a lot of buzz already. justin bieber's believe. >> one for teens. >> that will be huge for teens. his last one he had in 2011 brought in $98 million. he's had a rough year, a rough couple of year, so it's kind of a redemption story, getting to see what's been behind the scenes going on in his life and how he's overcome a lot of bad press. >> we have to take a look at this film. "anchorman 2." take a look and we'll talk about it on the other side. >> mr. burgundy, we're starting a 24-hour news channel, first of its kind, gnn. >> that is without a doubt the dumbest thing i've ever heard. you mean news going 24 hours around the clock? >> yeah. >> a channel that's never off, in other words. >> yeah. yeah. just 24 hours. it's -- >> no offense, but you are stupid. >> hey, we can relate to that here. 24 hours of news. unfortunately there have been some mixed reviews with this sequel. >> i interviewed the cast of this film. will ferrell t