the peabody collection is extorted.cotusblog is an information portal now and we'll talk a think as we suggested about what has been in the past. but it has the legacy of having the word blog in its title because it started to get as a blog which is to just one injury after another. but it's going to be a comprehensive source of information about one institution, and that is we want to have everything that's going on about every case that the justices are considering. that sounds more sweeping than it is because the justices only decide about 80 cases a term. it's a manageable set. we attempt to talk to every conceivable audience, and that is we started out talking to lawyers and other people practicing in front of the screen court for example. as we have the great good fortune to become better known and have things like health care decision, same-sex marriage and the voting rights act, the general public has gotten to know us better, we have features we can talk about like amy's plain english. we attempt to push out in

peabody has the shot. i'd go long here. >> tweet us at cnbc fast money. use the #bull or #bear. >> let's get more from jackie e deangeles. >> crude is up $5 a a week. that's boosted black gold. anthony you were at the nymex. is there further upside for oil here? >> jackie, if there is, it's 50 cents to a dollar more. i'll tell you why. if you looked earlier in the summer, may, june and july, it was $92 to $97. it was geopolitical issues that broke it out from there. we have a well supplied crude oil market and i'm looking to sell it up here. >> you're over at the cme. what's the chart telling you aside from what grizz said about the fundamentals? >> that handsome devil he is is right. technically we did see a massive shortcovering here, jackie. we were trading in the mid-93 just yesterday. i fell victim, i shorted at 96. i'm at api data yesterday. came out indicating 12.4 million barrels. honestly, this is a technical short covering. the knockout punch is above $27. i think he's right, shorting this from a long-term perspective, we'll see massive supply f

library can titles ines 70,000 the peabody award archives. i encourage your room during the break to walk across the hall and see the peabody award miller, one ofry the wonderful peabody archivist, is here, and will be glad to give you a tour. welcome to this solidity. the peabody awards, if you do not know, are the oldest award in broadcasting, and now, as he say of electronic media, because several years ago we did expand the types of awards we gave, as we move into the digital era. today is a special day for us, because we get to celebrate one of the first winners -- excuse first blog we have ever given an award too. we will talk at length about why does that matter, or doesn't matter, and how does that shape our access to an understanding of the supreme court and who gets to engage in them and how. the moderatorbe of the first panel, and we will segue then into that. and tom, as the creator of theusblog, i will direct first questions to you. i will not have a history of the creation and evolution of the blog, but it would be best if you c

just focusing on cliffs and peabody. talk about a cycle stock.f you catch these cycles correctly, you set yourself up to potentially make some real money. finally, over here, peabody. same story. all we are talking about is getting the cycle right. i think i would rather be long on this stock, rather than short, especially as the imf says growth may increase next year. losers the three biggest to the three biggest winners. we focus on netflix, micron, and best buy. the head of north american research for bloomberg industries. he has been top ranked by institutional investors. always a pleasure to have you here, paula sweeney. netflix, best buy, two of the top three. they are up more than 240%. terrific performance. theyuestion is, have tapped out, can they see this continued upside into next year? -- netflix books story is an incredible story. consistentlys been in momentum stock driven by subscribers. if you think about netflix, are they continue to add subscribers oblique? bulls think they are, the will tell you that is the driver of the stock.

. >>> speaking of lucky ducks, these five pampered birds will be retiring from the famed peabody hotel. this group will be retiring to the jack daniels distillery. >>> kobe sidelined again. did he return too soon? >>> getting close, the christmas season upon us, the special time of the year where the man with a big white beard makes homophobic remarks and gets kicked off his reality show. >>> time for the latest in sports from my friend, richard lui. good friday morning. >> we made it to friday. lots to talk about. on kobe today out six weeks, a season or a career? the lakers say kobe bryant suffered a knee injury tuesday. the deal is the team is 2-4 with kobe, 10-9 without. we are talking about the world champ. bryant tweeting #brokennotbeaten. >>> king james and lebron family has the most jersey sales in all the land. plus he has two more coming out. the nba thinks overall sales are up double digits when it comes to jerseys. >>> rolling thunder eight straight wins and even knock over refs. the bulls lose their fourth in a row. >>> it was an all-time low for ucla in scoring. number 80

all i've got now is my nine emmys, my two peabodys and, of course, my grammy. (audience reacts) >> you son of a bitch! >> stephen: shh, you're scaring her! wil(laughter) listen, billy, we're colleagues, why are we fighting? >> because you said you were going crush me. >> stephen: right. okay. (laughter) but what i really meant was that i just hope that pete seeger doesn't win. >> what an (bleep). >> stephen: yeah, he is. besides he already won the lifetime achievement grammy in 1993. >> yes, and he keeps on living! it's so selfish! >> stephen: billy crystal, i feel like i've learned a lot from you today. i hope you win the grammy. >> thank you, stephen. (laughs) >> stephen: billy -- is there anything you want to say to me? >> i hope you lose. (laughter). >> stephen: you son of a bitch! >> 700 sundays, the imperial theater, only three more weeks. son of a bitch two! h&1xqf28 >> stephen: my guest tonight is the c.e.o. of because feed. i'll give you one reason why he's on the greatest show ever. please welcome jonah peretti. (cheers and applause) thank you, hey, j

role because precisely, because it is so good and precisely because i watched it because it was a peabody winner. >> let me say one thing. we're well aware of these trends. that's why if you're on the msnbc website you would have seen the scotusblog live coverage of the decision. >> we have a lot of croptive relationships like that where nbc, npr, "the new york times" had a relationship with us to take material from the live blog. c-span this year. last care on the health care decision, c-span put a camera on the live blog and streamed it out on c-span3 i think. so, you know, we, there is this adaptation where it doesn't have to be, you know, us or them. >> sure. >> where we're so grateful and it's, the distribution nbc news has, or that npr carried as well, pbs carried the live blog as well, because we're not trying to, we don't have a pay vault, we don't try to make money on an eyeball basis and we know they reach a lot of people, we have a lot of these collaborative relationships. that is again something, to amy's point, if you create a website, people will learn about you, if you have

i won emmies, my peabody, a few writers and producers guild awards and back in 2002 i took home missy on dvd but i won it in a raf sole it still counts as an award that is why i was so set this weekend for the announcement of the 56th annual grammy awards. grammy of course is short for gramophone which for you young hip kids is kind of like a record player which for you young hip kids is kind of like a cd player which for you young hip kids is kind of like an ipod which for you young extremely hip kids is kind of like a record player. and i've got-- i've got the nominee list right here, okay got the actual nominee list right here all 82 categories from best gospel song to best country album to the one that mclemore is expect expected to win. to be honest i'm a little confused that they have a category for best instrumental arrangement and another for best instrumental arrangement accompanying vocallist. i may not be a musicologist but isn't an instrumentalist with a vocalist just a band? i mean the oscars got rid of best silent film with talking years ago. all right, what have we got

. >>> and speaking of lucky duck shs these five pampered birds will be retiring from the peabody hotel. s that just the latest. but this special group will be retiring to the jack daniels distillery. >>> warren buffett earned $1.5 million per hour in 2013 that works out to $12.7 billion for the year. now it's time for a look at business. we turn to seema mody. >> let's talk about facebook. the founder is cashing in on stocks. he's selling over 41 million shares worth around $2.3 billion. facebook has said most of the net proceeds will go to uncle sam. he may end up paying between $2 to $3 billion in state taxes. he's donating about a billion dollars worth of facebook stock to charity. >>> mcdonald's mighty wings didn't prove to be mighty. they have hundreds of frozen pounds in sorge. they spoke with mcdonald's and confirmed they are bringing back the wings very soon. >> thanks so much. >>> a bipartisan group of senators defying president obama. that's coming up next. stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the new flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and

> and speaking of lucky ducks, these five pampered birds just finished their careers at the famed peabody memphis hotel. now, they normally retire to the farm they were raised at. but this group will instead go to the jack daniel's distillery where an 80-year legend says they're linked to somehow. either that or i guess sam adams. >>> just ahead, kobe sidelined again. did he return too soon? that and all your sports highlights when we return. >>> a picture of that little tree we've got outside. now to sports. the question on kobe now, out six weeks, a season or even a career? the lakers say kobe bryant suffered a knee fracture tuesday, just six games after returning from an achilles injury. the deal is, the team is 2-4 with kobe. 10-9 without. but hold on a second here. some are saying this is the five-time world champ. an 18-season fighter. bryant, in fact, tweeting #brokennotbeaten. >>> it's good to be the king. king james of lebron family has the most jersey sales in all the land. plus he has two more coming out next year. kobe bryant's is number two. the nba saying overall sales of je

you front of them you must shift peabody bushehr say he likes them but with digital stuff just what i do it's a double screen material so stupidly poor diversion was then you're the bulls you were should you get more visit with recorded records you really need to know i mean that rootedness fair question as to who better to monocular you could do more with less but i'd say to myself nothing to this notion just hundred medical for. pleasure. you know go and you just open it with dr who might say it through this memorandum of thinking you might do what we need each species to know jamie then be a man you. know some of the slower you know the flow of drugs and you take the and you did no i didn't need some of you but i know i used to dummies who did even if you didn't you know you might include you to remove the thread it. mother look up when we come when we got support from other government why we should be cheek there was no it got better stuff because of the people which will kill a good you're the literature because the world sees little reason you buy the other stuff but for if you

losing "money" today peabody amazon made it available early when.ns have already popped up on a legal file sharing sites that means there and in losing out on what could have been futures sales. that's always gotten. be sure to tune in to martin for a special edition he live. alves safe and very happy and healthy and 2014. "the willis report" with jeff flock is next. hmm man meanrich: happy new yea. real looking at live pictures from berlin, germany, where hundreds of thousands have gathered to ring in 2014. the latest to reach midnight. him farther east is already 2014. organizers said of nearly 8 tons of fireworks in 12 seconds, and visitors are ready hacking into times square where a 1 million people are expected to watch the ball drop. good evening. i'm jeff flock in for gerri willis. 2014 could be the year of the dr

peabody energy down about 28%. that's the latest on the floor of the new yor exchange.oing on there? liz: wow was your first car? >> twenty-eight deasy xi used mustang a cylinder 1980. 9 million mustangs sold. what that progression it has been since the world's fair. it was unveiled. year after year this was that hot, iconic, iconic car from ford. the mustang. every single car. as i called it earlier, design botox. look who is here with a crowd gathering. the man behind the design botox of the beautiful brand new ford. >> you love it. liz: i love the color. >> raising red. liz: we were saying candy apple red. tell us about the brand's new unveil. >> this is unbelievable. this is the new 2015 mustang. fifty years ago in new york city at the world's fair ford revealed the very first mustang. it has changed, as you know. for the first time you can have an affordable sports car with a truck and seats in the back and a great ride. we are unveiling this all around the world today simultaneously starting right here. and it will be available right hand and left and dry for ever

. >> it's the longest-running weekly prime time series in the country and most honored. 17 peabodys andemmys to its credit. upstairs downstairs put masterpiece theater on the map in 1974. other british dramas followed. >> good evening. i'm alistair cooke. >> each program introduced by a host with alistair cooke holding the position for 22 years. >> what's become of him? >> what becomes of anybody? >> the series helped launch the american careers of many well renowned british actors. >> she was murdered, michael. she was found in a prostitute's exeter. now i want you to look at this photograph. >> presumably they thought you were. now look here -- excuse me. >> reporter: several years ago masterpiece updated its look and moved into three parts, classic, mystery and contemporary. >> and it's now of course with downtown abbey, the highest pbs drama of all time. behind the scenes for the last 25 years, rebecca eaton, author of "making masterpiece." >> rebecca joins us now. welcome. >> thank you. >> you start the book with an anecdote about how you first said no thanks to a proposal about a

melissa: no harm peabody have to have known about it?you have to know that it's possible, i think. create the possibility. >> not only -- the parents are responsible for the children, all acts, which most parents don't realize. if your children heard somebody on the playground, the parent could be sued. >> as a good point. there is litigation in new york. melissa: what is that? >> if you serve a drink we know is visibly intoxicated and they go out and kill someone with their car, you could be held liable. sixteen other states, if under a job gall is served in the home to a minor injuries it and then gets into a car accident, the parents and irresponsible. melissa: if you interfere with someone's business you can be liable. how far does that go? >> that can mean a lot of different things. you can sue for everything. this is the point. it almost comes down to a forum shopping argument. depends on where you soon. in new jersey more difficult to collect the new york. if you you were going to sue somebody the defendant has to be more than 50%

. >>> three winners, dollar general, cabot oil and gas and peabody energy rounding things out with prettythere. >> thank you very much, sue. we're looking at the markets, slight declines across the board for the nasdaq, dow and s&p. i bought all of my greeting cards at dollar general. >> excellent. "street signs" begins right now. you're way ahead of me, ty. >> see ya. >>> bonjour and hola, america. yes, we love this country, but after a four-year run, is it time to move your money overseas? welcome to "street signs." did your city make the list of the best job markets in the country? we rank them. the surprising hottest sector of the stock market right now. >>> and on this 80th anniversary of thankfully the repeal of prohibition, the single best beer stock to own. cheers, melissa lee. >> cheers, brian sullivan. >>> take a look where we stand on the

peabody, where we going today? [laughter] i just wish they recognize the simple fact that two political parties. one of the house, when the senate, when the white house. occasionally one will have all three for maybe a gear and then it will go away and be a brief moment during roosevelt's first turned for lbj after jack was killed. some are briefly people get their moment in do a lot of big things. generally the public holds back rather quickly and says we don't want anybody in charge. we like to divide it up and keep them honest. the trouble with today's instead of keeping the other honest, both sides keep the other from doing any other thing. that's a problem. i have the old solution. the reason you compromises because you don't find common ground. even if you're a centrist republican or a centrist democrat. there's a big difference. you probably are necessarily more hawkish of your republican. you're not a passive is. he just a few overs to be better. basically you disagree. so occasionally have a common ground

peabody, newmont mining made the list of some of the worst stocks.next year. ubs points out that steel demand is still recovering slowly from the financial crisis. steel producers are facing a buildup in inventory. for peabody energy, the bulls say they did come off a strong earnings but the bears are arguing it came from cutting costs. cool demand is slower than usual. that could ramp up as the global economy improves. lastly, tara data did post revenue growth in the u.s. as well as in new york. analysts write that the lack of growth in emerging markets is a concern. analyst casting some doubt on if this dog to darling trend will continue. back to you. >> seema, thank you so much. >>> imagine being able to buy a tesla model "s" with a bitcoin. that happens in california. we are going to talk about the general manager of the dealership behind that sale when we come back. terone. there, i said it. see, i knew testosterone could affect sex drive, but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests... showed

i sent peabody and sherman over to him to look at it, to see if there is any last-minute coaching. never change. >> as c.e.o., dreamers katzenberg has produced it. he produced the croods and turbo. another one is due in march? will you go see it? >> i might. my girls liked frozen a lot. >> not my kind of movie. >> pimm fox is here right now with a look ahead to "taking stock." >> yes. coming up at 5:00 p.m., if you ever wanted to get a manicure but were too busy, two young women have figured out a way how to create a building, and they are building it one office at a time. more next on "taking stock," and more "street smart" coming up. >> breaking news, everyone. jacob zuma, the president of south africa has just announced that nelson mandela has died. let's listen information >> our nation has lost its greatest son. yet, what made nelson mandela made was precisely what him human. what we seek in ourselves. and in him we saw so murphy of ourselves -- so much of ourselves. nelson outh africans, mandela brought us together, we will together that bid him farewell. r beloved mativa wil

you look at the worst stocks this year, newmont mining, peabody energy. a lot of commodity related underperformers. past performance does not predict huger results, but if you want to take the patterns we have seen, you may want to take some of these commodity names. u.s. is on strong enough footing, if there is an economic recovery, this could be good for commodities. >> thank you, julie hyman. certainly outperformed. bloomberg got the rare chance to sit down with eric schmidt to see how the internet giant is letting on taking advantage of the new year. the biggest change for consumers is that everyone will have a smartphone. the fact that so many people are connected to what is essentially a supercomputer means new applications, education, social, though sorts of things. now more tablets and phones being sold than personal computers. people are moving to this architecture very fast. the biggest thing that we are sure about is big data and machine intelligence. being able to find people, talk specifically with them, decide what to do with your products,

one of the reasons you see peabody and newmont on there, coal and mining stocks took a hit this year.usly gold down substantially. lori, back to you. lori: lauren, we'll see you soon. adam: rolling out 2014 by rolling a doobie. does anyone call it a buby? lori: shoe is on the left-hand side. adam: doing the marijuana story. introduced legalization of recreational marijuana use. mark is a marijuana consultant for the state of washington and ucla professor of public policy. he has details what the new legislation means. how much money it could bring in for the states. the entire nation is watching this. thank you for joining us. start real quick why this is in some way as experiment the entire nation is watching. does this open the door 10 years from now we have a discussion about marijuana the way we talk about adult beverages and alcohol? >> i think that is as likely as not to happen and it will depend partly what happens in washington, colorado. but more on what is happening to public opinion. the shift in public opinion over the last five years has been dramatic and i don't know any

now among the dogs this year cliff's natural, peabody energy and mining.bt on the street where this dog to darling trend will continue. >> seema, thanks very much. stay right there. we want to talk about the dogs of the dow and bring in john from 24/7 wall streeting, here with his top contenders to be on that list in 20 14. welcome. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> let's start just straight off the bat. what are your picks for 240 -- 20 14 that are the dogs of the dow today? >> it's just a dividend methodology. that's at&t verizon, intel and mcdonald's are in the top four. you've also got merck in there, actually, ahead of mcdonald's, but these are -- they're just traditional high dividend stocks. i took a lot right before i came up, and believe it or not, the dogs of the dow did actually keep up with the s&p this year in performance -- at least very close to it, which i'm very surprised about, considering how strong the bull market's been. >> and you think ge could be in there. i mean, they're expected to raise their dividend as they've been doin

. >> the best two performing stocks today cliff's natural resources and peabody energy are the worsta change of heart on wall street. we'll have to see if this trend continues. let's talk social media because twitter shares which have been in rally mode this month, are falling back to earth today after mcqueary downgraded to underperform to say, no way to justify the recent run. check out the stock. down almost 12%. other social and internet stocks are also trading in negative territory. facebook, groupon and pandora. 3d systems remains on the watch list after a volatile week of trading. shares today down about 1.5%. and sprint shares popping on further speculation it may merge with t-mobile. lastly, two charts traders have on their radar today guys. first the ten-year treasury yield hitting 3.02%. highest level since july of 2011 as investors sell bonds. the other interesting chart is the euro hitting two-year high against the dollar. >> thanks very much, seema. breaking news by the way, on the volcker rule. mary thompson, what can you tell us? >> regulators are reviewing what is cu

i'll tell you what i look at, kelly, year end, when i see credit default swaps in certain names like peabodyrming the equity, those are names i'm positive on. it's a good sign going into year end. >> larry, thanks so much. thanks, everybody. we'll keep the panel around. tim seymour has to run. can you catch him on "fast money" at 5 p.m. >>> much more today on the power packed rally. we'll get the view from the floors of the nasdaq. domino's ceo weighing in on today's jobs report and how they're on the hiring front and what he has to say about the minimum wage debated and drones delivering pizza to your doorstep. before global opportunities were part of their investment strategy... before they funded scholarships to the schools that gave them scholarships... before they planned for their parents' future needs and their son's future... they chose a partner to help manage their wealth, one whose insights, solutions and approach have been relied on for over 200 years. that's the value of trusted connections. that's u.s. trust. >>> welcome back. today's rally still wasn't able to erase all the do

peabody and sherman opens up. >> open presents last night or saving them for this morning? >> this morning. yeah. >> one presents on christmas eve, don't you-all agree? >> christmas state big bonanza. >> kids don't like the midnight, they lining the morning. >> spending holiday with your fam laich lot to get to >> we do indeed. gather around our fake fire. call the fire department. >> melting iron ore. >> it is amazing. as we said, we have a lot to look forward to on our show this morning, we have cardinal timothy dolan here, we love to have him, he will give us his thoughts on the day and how it keep the christmas spirit alive during the year. >> favorite christmas movies, like the newer stuff or some of the classic you. >> like the newer stuff, watching it with my kids. >> i agree. i completely agree. >> that is their classics, like "elf" that is their classic. we are going to have the ultimate holiday movie debate a little later on in trending. >> we have a lot to get to lots of celebrating coming up. but let us begin on this wednesday morning with a check of the top sto