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she thinks michael b jordan station was snubbed of a golden globe, what do you think of that when peoplealk about being snuffed, open progate as lot of accolades. she also didn't win the nobel prize this year. but you are right, that performance is a very very good one. and you often see in both the globes and the oscars. he just didn't make the cut this year. >> let's look at the actors and actresses in the comedy musical category. and we can put those up. happening? i am a big fan of bruce stern that's a good casting performance, one thing you have to remember is that the golden globes are not necessarily a precurse tore the oscars. there's no overlap but there's no reason to think that the actors agree with the golden globe people. there are some other great, meryl streep is in that category as well. >> turning to tv, huge shows like game of thrones didn't get any nomination, and homeland which was all the rage. masters of sex which isn't that popular yet. that hardly anyone has heard of, let's remember that with the emmys for example, the emmys get attached to a certain show, i like

. >> it features a breakthrough performance by young actor named michael b jordan. will hear a lot about in the future. >> i predict we will see some oscar buzz with this movie. >> that is a big statement. all little have debate over this. -- wait a minute. adam and i saw "gravity" and it was a mixed bag. we were very into the elements and the production. i see you put it on your list as number five. number two. boringust thought it was because it is basically sandra bullock in a big suit and she is all alone for half the movie. >> i loved it. i thought she did a great job. the movie is more about the feeling you get in outer space, the coldness, the loneliness of it. this is a movie technically that really pushes the limits of what movies can be. experience,al especially if you see it in 3-d. i loved the movie. there is always room for debate. >> i loved it, too. it puts you in outer space and takes you through what the sandra bullock character is going through. i felt it was a pretty good moment, itfor every was an experience. it really just made you feel it. that

my other pick is michael b.going to be that actor we'll be following for quite some time. >> isn't it amazing that between them in the lgbt community, the most invisible part has been the transgender community. these two ladies are really bringing it forward and bringing that conversation forward. how important is that? >> it's everything. they're living out loud. they're truly defining what that means to really put yourself, put the personal and the politics together. and they are living that. i think that it's a wonderful identifier for everyone on how we need to be forward facing on our political issues and what we believe in. >> yeah, and i think with the two of them as well as with olivia pope, they're really bringing issues to the forefront, sure, but they're bringing the sense of common humanity to the fore front. we're all americans. we're all deserving of the same opportunities, the same rights. we make the same mistakes. i think we can coalesce around that. >> i don't know what i'm going to do until "s

. -- mve michael b from achkelbee from byu. you looked at negative movements toward the parties. i wonder if you see the same negative feelings toward the candidates. if so, why would you pick her keys rather than candidates as the major marker? for david, the one slide where you look at negative feelings over time, it looked like the negativity was more pronounced for republicans toward the republican party then toward the democratic party, in terms of change. i want to make sure i did not misread that slide. if so, why have negative feelings grown much greater toward the republicans? that it showsis the same trend, if you look at the candidate affect measures over time. they are a little more variable. because this is the state of the parties now. [laughter] it is not the state of the candidates conference. more seriously, the parties are the longer-term -- they continue from election to election. that is us looking for long-term trends. you do get more fluctuation when you look at candidate affect. some of that is candidate- specific. although of course it is strongly correlat

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b. australian cyclist michael rogers says he is suspended by the international cycling union after testing positive for the banned anabolic eighteen and pinto. cycling australia has said it will seek maximum punishment for iraq as if he's found guilty of raping. lower state michael rogers wrought to the new show. we will support the maximum sanctions apply to believing that he's going to keep typing. the fact that john tasting price is an internationally continues to result in positive tests should be in this huge deals on clothes than if they died i will be cool. iraq just after a time while trial champion in two thousand and four bronze medal in fifty nine to any wrongdoing painting the contamination for the positive test. in eye eye. it is the in. he says it says. it is. look it's signed by years of your center of families and sixteen. i knew this tt. that is it's fine now. this is resulting in to dc to re act and he expected to be tending to the aid of locals aren't we all strive to be faked most of the city the city the above phrase from the district of kuta the move to the pond. our

. >> once we got the dna results and we knew a, it was christine morton's blood and b, that it wasn't michael's say on the ban dana, none of his dna, that was terrific. >> the dna of this other person was intermingled with christine's dna. it really places the bandanna at the murder scene. >> so the next step was to work with the texas state crime lab to get it entered into the database to see if it matched any convicted offenders or unsolved crimes. fortunately, there is now a vast database of dna profiles from convicted offenders and unsolved crimes plus codus, a national database run by the fbi which all states participate in. any crime lab can take a dna profile, put it into a big computer in the sky, and within hours be able to tell if it matches more than one of 8 million or more profiles in the system. >> and they got a direct hit on a man with a known record of felonies in three states, including breaking and entering residences and assault with intent to murder. and his name is mark allen norwood. [ male announcer ] if you can clear a crowd but not your nasal congestion, you may be mud

michael, this class a, class b, explain that to mere mortals. >> from the beginning, mark zuckerbergontrolled his company. it is one of the reasons he did not sell out to people. and right now, he had special shares, just as the founders of google and other people, so he certainly if he is going to give those shares away, he certainly wants to convert them from b to a so he maintains that control. offacebook says the majority shares to zuckerberg are to satisfy taxes of sales. >> what part of this is motivated by shares having rallied big from the ipo, and what part of this is normal tax rotation? >> every analyst has a buy on it at a much higher price. >> they do but their average rice target is up to $60. right now it is that $55. is this an indication of people within facebook do not see the stock of going that much higher ? >> it may be just a moment. i think they have a lot of confidence in the business and facebook continues to be a growing phenomenon. >> we will discuss this later in the hour. newsfeed front and center across the zeitgeist. the zeitgeist for 2013, while it was

michael? >> very hard. united technology wos be tuld b one. i can't bet against 15 years of that track record. y is remarkable company with fabulous management. >> good to see you, sir. thank you for joining us. cnbc contributor michael farr with his five picks for 2014. >> comes around tomorrow night. a new super tax for the super rich. you got to hear this. plus online date cigarette more mobile than ever. why josh lipton can't get off that phone it sticks to him like glue. the inbox is always full. josh will sit it down to explain the new big business of mobile dating. [ male announcer ] this december, experience the gift of exacting precision and some of the best offers of the year at the lexus december to remember sales event. this is the pursuit of perfection. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most extensive charting wherever you are with the mobile trader app from td ameritrade. [ male announcer ] this december, experience the gift of unsurpassed c

in a second >> hello, i'm michael i'm a good activist and a gay blogger. i was back here a few weeks b ago about the noise at san francisco pride weekend. i wasn't able to mention in my 3 minutes has to do with the doory alley fair and the folsom street fair especially the folsom it's a huge event and takes over particle all of folsom and side streets. i'm happy to say that the leadership there has licensed to the complaints about the music and etsz sound level for the music. one thing i've done is this this year folsom there were 3 music stages okay. and what that meant was like if you came from folsom and lovingly accounting street where there's lots of you loud music and a cage you heard the musk. i walked a block you away and you didn't and two blocks away i could have a conversation. you know, we find that folsom fair there's an accomodation for people who love the loud music and some of us who don't like the loud sounds from the speakers. i'm going to be bringing up this with the san francisco pride folks they're having a meeting tonight and a week from tonight and at both those

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. >> once we got the dna results, i mean, "a," it was christine morton's blood, and "b," that it wasn't michael'sshould say, on the bandana. none of his dna. you know, that was terrific. >> the dna of this other person was intermingled with christine's dna. it really places the bandana at the murder scene. >> so the next step was to work with the texas state crime lab to get it entered into the database to see if it matched any convicted offenders or unsolved crimes. fortunately, there is now a vast database of dna profiles from convicted offenders and unsolved crimes called codis, which is a national database run by the fbi that all states participate in. and any public crime lab can take a dna profile, put it essentially in this big computer in the sky, and within hours be able to tell if it matches one of 8 million or more profiles in the system. >> and they got a direct hit on a man with a known record of felonies in three states, including breaking and entering residences and assault with intent to murder. and his name is mark alan norwood. [ male announcer ] if you can clear a crowd but not

plan -- findd to out what plan b is going to be. >> michael, do you really believe, do put a lot of stock fed tells you? last time ben bernanke said when the unemployment number get to -- >> that is the problem that janet yellen is in part responsible for. she was the head of communications for the group. she will have to take this up as chair. thatwant you to believe their strategy is what you tell them. forward guidance. that way you don't have to be surprised and you can keep interest rates lower because we are telling you you can do that. if the data and these things do not match up with what the fed is telling you, what do you do? that is a real challenge or them. >> in between the lines -- not even in between the lines, in the fine print. the fed has said, oh, we will have to evaluate other fact is to determine if the labor market is healthy -- they have tried to make this clear that we are data dependent. contemporarye data, the jobs market data has been very good. the question is, does the economy support continued improvement in the jobs market. what about gdp? salesd a strong re

a, the tv remote, b, a book or c, the xbox controller? >> facebook friend michael says i sleep with all three. >> and apparently alone as well. we'll have more of your responses and the correct answer in 30 minutes. we'll >>> plan for a much colder day. sunshine this morning. we're in the low to mid-30s to start. wind chills in the 20s. by 9:00 again in the 30s. pushing 40. we are going to get into the lower 40s by lunch time. i want you to notice out west in the mountains those blue specks. that's a little snow which at times this afternoon some rain and snow showers coming through. your highs in the mid-30s north to the mid-40s south. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm kristen berset. the washington capitals m.o. lately has been start strong, fade late. they had trouble sustaining leads in most recent games. last night they welcomed the streaking anaheim ducks as well as their former coach but couldn't hold on to a two-goal lead. bruce boudreau, gabby, making his first appearance at the verizon center since november 2011. game tied at two. a 30-foot wrist shot scor

b. con pase y el gancho y adentro la universidad de san francisco tuvo pesadilla con drew. la historia sigue como siempre davis stockton es hijo del jugador del utah jazz. >> increíble lo de michaelpausa comercial. >> una pareja gay se va a casar sobre carroza en forma de pastel patrocinada por organización de concientización del vih pero los grupos más conservadores no ven bien que se haga en el desfile de las rosas. >> con esto llegamos al final de esta edición, muchas gracias por su atención, muy buenas noches. >> feliz 2014. >> ♪. la mariguana,colorado se considera listo para iniciar el experimento, el alcalde de nueva york prohibe el uso de cigarrillos electrÓnicos. y la trÁgica muerte de jenni rivera convirtiÓ este aÑo el de mayor ventas para la mÚsica de la diva de la banda. ♪ ♪

that customers are probably giving wrong information, b urging people to commit fraud to qualify for tax subsidies. and we know how that ended. michaelore government means more problems. >> it feels like a government willing to turn the other way with this conduct. >> there will always be more fraud in government programs with the private sector because the government is spending taxpayers money. so who cares? i mean, nobody guards their money and can see that in the administration's attitude. they decided that they wll not have to go through background checks. so in addition to all of this, we have people who are collecting personal information and financial information about applicants and we don't know including ifou like the law and to delay the employer mandate and reporting requirement in the law that is supposed to combat fraud. including claiming subsidies. and they want to get people enrolled in this and hope on the subsidies because that will protect the law. and it happens to increase the burden on taxpayers. well, it's a small price to pay on their perspective. >> maybe this is why they waved all the requirements. that so