the interiors here are amongst the first works of a brilliant architect of the period--robert adam.e wanted to design like a landscape gardener. he writes of the rise and the fall of the hills and dales, but especially of the movement between them. these effects he wanted to get when he put his masses together. these were notions of picturesque composition. he uses them outside and inside. when he uses his moldings and his patterns, he's modeling spaces, and he's trying to show you how to move through them. let me show you what i mean. well, you won't be surprised to learn that that door leads off to the duke's private apartments. the niche here is large, soft, intimate-- well, almost. at the other end of the hall, something different happens. a dynamic pattern on the ceiling and on the floor leads you into that alternative direction. this niche is hard and strong and elevated. adam's contrived a change of levels here which takes you up the stairs into the great staterooms beyond. the first room beyond the hall is the vestibule, a dazzling room, a riot of color and gold, proper for

adam: we have been celebrating : robert t. of color of long before kinmen there. joking, but the l.a. alito corrupt companies billion a business, this is serious. whether its radio shack or j.c. penney, as dozens of people losing their jobs. >> 1% market share and a u.s. is abysmal. when you don't stand for anything in the marketplace you're in need to raise cash. my sources tell me if you would hear radio shack raise liquidity which can rain down on shareholders. you could lose your job, see our rage and twitter and facebook. like a pulse. this is the lawyer said, but i am curious, is there anyone else we should be steering clear up as we go into 2014? >> will there are a lot of risks, the biggest problem is that you jump on markets as rory along. you want some lend money to radio shack, you can get more. all of these troubled companies keep getting financing because some people are just a real. adam: doug give you the last word. you're smart enough to bring the champagne. any final thoughts iraq. >> one area can several of shovel in 2014 and the gold miners.

melissa: adam: bruce, let me ask you this question because kevin roberts brought up, if you discountducts you ruin the brand. are retailers shooting themselves in the foot with all these discounts? >> they sure are, brian said it. once you think a price is only a price until you fet a discount the price doesn't mean anything. there is no price value continuum. i will wait for 30% off. i will wait for 40% off. i will wait for 50% off. products do not have any value. that destroys brand values. adam: what will happen between this moment and tomorrow? are we going to see a rush of shoppers going in thinking they're getting even better discount and they will get the discount? bruce first, then brian. >> they will think so because they will not go into the stores without them. that is problem. become as self-perpetuating cycle. i will only shop where i get a discount. i will go to the store where they give me the most discount. you have to get going. you will grab the discounts. that is why they were email bombing you by the way, they're hoping in the last moment you will be desperate, yo

. >> robert was one of those inmates who was adamant he was falsely accused, falsely convicted. >> everd his charges were trumped up in order to run him out of town. >> i found out a bunch of people here in alabama needed a good contractor so i moved up to alabama. five years later i got a warning to get out of town and stop contracting or we're going to stop you. i laughed at them because i was licensed for everything. plumbing, electrical, everything. they stopped me. they pulled the rug out from under my feet, laid fake charges on me and took me to court. i have been here since 1990. and it's a long time. now i have three grandkids out there, and i'm a great-grandfather, i was told. and all this has happened while i've been in prison the last 20 years. the hardest part of it is being without my wife. it's like she's -- she's everything. she's the bubble i live in. >> i'm here to visit my husband robert teter. >> ava teter lives just a few miles from holman and visits regularly. >> thank you. >> you ready? >> yes. >> all right. come on. >> you visit every two weeks and you can stay fr

this is star studded with jennifer lawrence, bradley cooper, amy adams, christian bale, robert denirots involved in shady situations with the mafia. >> got the bureau to part $2 million for three days. you have the account numbers. >> we meaning you and him? >> yeah, we did. >> yeah, me and that guy. >> you showed me. >> you did that without me? are you kidding? >> what are you going to do. >> man is this getting great reviews. listen to this from joe williams from "the st. louis post dispatch," "solid gold cast and sterling script "american hustle" has a higher return on investment than any other in the marketplace." ty burr, "a sloppy, miscast, hammed up, overlong, overloud story that still sends you out of the theater on a cloud of rapture." >>> now for something different this one for the kids. "walking with dinosaurs" is a visually stunning look at how it must have been to live with dinosaurs when they ruled the earth. it drops audiences in to a prehistoric adventure. the storyline features patchy, a dinosaur that triumphed against the odds. >> are you sure? >> pretty sure. >> ar

so in this sketch here we have in the very foreground, adam liptak and robert barnes from the "washington post" hearing the announcement fisher v. university of texas. when the in the courtroom they are incommunicado. that means they can't communicate their editors. they can't post or anything like that. and other journalists are in the press room one floor below. they're able to receive the opinion as it's announced and file it at that point. setting aside the issue of cameras in the courtroom, what is the outlook for reporters using electronic devices in the courtroom? will there be tweeting from the courtroom? >> i'd really can't conjure that up in my mind. so many courts are allowing it, and it's turned into -- even some federal courts have allowed tweeting from inside, but i just don't see it at the supreme court. there is this great sense of decorum in history that they think that would mess things up. and i just -- >> isn't against the law? >> what? >> to tweak. because i'm really thinking that thei should be -- >> you would lose your press pass. >> but just a citizen could be in t

adam: welcome back to "markets now." lori: shares tumbling on valuation concerns. the money made if you listen to suntrust robertrlie gasparino digging into the report car like i may be buying up shares of his social media site. adam: peter hayes on the value to be had in muniz even as muni bond funds to 29 straight weeks of investor withdrawals. lori: we are the united states of renters. leaving people about the easy credit to buy, the what turned t renting isn't affordable either. the harvard study on those at the mercy of their landlords. adam: the hollywood blockbuster at the box office had a whopping 12 films. fighting for your movie dollars. but right now, general motors investing more than $1 billion in manufacturing plants right here in the united states.

adam: time for a little fun with spare change the duct industry debacle carries on despite suspending phil roberts a and the keeps airing the program almost nonstop almost like a guilty pleasure. 25 consecutive episodes of "duck dynasty" with almost 40 million per episode. but is it just being disingenuous? are they faking it with they say it is about the suspension? we have to lee and our attorneys to its through the question. bill, how could they be serious about suspending him but we will show you everything he has done to be prepared for next season? >> from a legal perspective people have to understand speech of religion does not cover employees to work for a private employer unless the contract had something in it that is part of the discussion. however. if they put all the episodes over and over it takes away from whether or dye it is immoral or violates the moral claus. there is a hypocrisy but legally he would have nothing to say. >> the season of yuletide cheer is seems to be a eddie is profiting. adam: absolutely. first of all, people like me do unfortunately had never heard of death dy

robert peck and his call now on twitter. and charlie gasparino digging into the report car like i may be buying up shares of his social media site. adam: peter hayes on the value to be had in muniz even as muni bond funds to 29 straight weeks of investor withdrawals. lori: we are the united states of renters. leaving people about the easy credit to buy, the what turned t renting isn't affordable either. the harvard study on those at the mercy of their landlords. adam: the hollywood blockbuster at the box office had a whopping 12 films. fighting for your movie dollars. but right now, general motors investing more than $1 billion in manufacturing plants right here in the united states. live with a first on fox interview. jeff. jeff: exclusively with us, a big day in terms of an announcement. i am sorry, have to ask you this. you have a new job. >> i did the ad jeff. jeff: i know it is a dream job for you, but everybody tells us you were in the running to be the ceo. did you want to be the ceo? and are you disappointed, is any piece if you disappointed at all? >> start with the last one first, no, i have not done this job, it is a really

roberts, august osage county. jude squid, nebraska. best performance by an actress in a motion picture, comedy or musical. amy adams, american hustle. julie dellpy, before midnight. francis hawk, julie lieuy dreyfuss, meryl streep, august, osage county. >> best motion picture, comedy or musical. american hustle, her, inside lou davis, nebraska, and the wolf of wall street. thank you. >> good morning. best performance by an actress in a mini-series or motion picture made for television. helena bottom carter, burton and taylor, rebecca ferguson, white queen, jessica lang, american more or story coven. helen mirren, phil spector, elizabeth mall, top of the lake. best performance by an actor 18 motion picture drama. 12 years of slave. mon della, long twuk freedom. tom hanks, captain phillips. matthew mcconaughey, dallas buyers club. robert redford, all is lost. >> all right. they will keep going on this morning. the golden globe nominations announced in beverly hills. we'll continue to follow what's going on and probably post a link. tina fey and amy poehler, they are going to make a return appearance to the 2014 golden globes. the two

robert morris, and i really, really wanted to include him. but he did not leave much in the way of writings behind him. there's -- >> that's the problem with sam adams. >> yeah. >> i mean, clearly a seminal, major figure -- >> yeah. >> but the papers are gone. >> -- are gone. and morris' accounts are gone. so here was this great finding -- >> along with all of his money. [laughter] and everybody else's money. >> and everybody else's. there was -- including $40,000 of lighthorse harry lee that he'd lent him. so -- >> i think the figure was he owed 20 times more than he had? >> and he had, and wasn't he just about the richest man in the colonies -- >> yeah, at his peak. >> at his peak. so i agree, he's a fascinating figure, and if you could suddenly go into one of these houses and find a dusty leather leather-bound trunk in the attic and open it up and there would be morris' papers, that would be, oh, that would be wonderful. and i'd love to live to see it. >> my name is jim macken. you're, obviously, very impacted by the houses themselves of these great people. um, would you give us a reflection on the notion -- and it's almost that lockeian notion -

roberts "august osage county." jude squid "nebraska." best performance by an actress in a motion picture comedy or musical, amy adams, "american hustle," julie luen davis," "nebraska" and "the wolf of wall street." thank you. >> good morning. best performance by an actress in a mini series or motion picture made for television. "burrton and taylor," rebecca ferguson, "white queen," jessica lang, helen miran "phil specter." best performance by an actor in a motion picture drama. "12 years of slave," "mandela: long walk to freedom," tom hanks, "captain phillips." robert redford, all is lost. best director motion picture. alphonso coron "gravity," steve mcqueen "12 years of slave." alexander payne, "nebraska," david o'russell "american hustle." best motion picture drama, "12 years of slave," "captain phillips," "gravity," "rush," thank you. >> first reaction to this, all those movies i want to see. that's great. >> a spectacular list of movies this year and some really big-name actors and actresses. >> "gravity," "12 years of slave." >> "good wife." >> television. a lot of stuff here. >> good stuff. >> good way to spend christmas holidays. >> a

roberts "august osage county". jude squid "nebraska". best performance by an actress in a motion picture comedy or musical. amy adams, "american hustle."est motion picture comedy or musical. "american hustle, "her. nebraska. and the wolf of wall street. thank you. >> good morning. best performance by an actress in a mini series or motion picture made for television. hellaborneham carter. jessica lang, american horror story coven. elizabeth moss. best performance by an actor in a motion picture drama. tom hanks, captain phillips. matthew mcconaghey, dallas buyers club. robert redford, all is lost. best director, motion picture. alfonso quaron, "gravity." steve mcqueen, "12 years a slave." alexander payne, "nebraska." david o'russell, "american hustle." best motion picture drama. "12 years a slave." "captain phillips." "gravity,", "philomena." >> congratulations. >> they've got the nominees for the golden globes coming up in hollywood. >> kind of a solemn moment for something that should be celebratory. >> 'cause they are still up too early. they were probably at a laker game last night. >> you think so? >> not to stereotype. >> 16 minut

robert morris, and i really, really wanted to include him. but he did not leave much in the way of writings behind him. there's -- >> that's the problem with sam adams. >> yeah. >> i mean, clearly a seminal, major figure -- >> yeah. >> but the papers are gone. >> -- are gone. and morris' accounts are gone. so here was this great finding -- >> along with all of his money. [laughter] and everybody else's money. >> and everybody else's. there was -- including $40,000 of lighthorse harry lee that he'd lent him. so -- >> i think the figure was he owed 20 times more than he had? >> and he had, and wasn't he just about the richest man in the colonies -- >> yeah, at his peak. >> at his peak. so i agree, he's a fascinating figure, and if you could suddenly go into one of these houses and find a dusty leather leather-bound trunk in the attic and open it up and there would be morris' papers, that would be, oh, that would be wonderful. and i'd love to live to see it. >> my name is jim macken. you're, obviously, very impacted by the houses themselves of these great people. um, would you give us a reflection on the notion -- and it's almost that lockeian notion -

adams was nominated for american hustle. greta gerwig. merrill streep. nominees, interest elba for mandela, tom hanks for captain phillips and robert redford in all is lostska. that's the big categories this morning. there were some surprises, especially in the television category. tina fay and amy poehler are hosting the awards this year. amy poehler was nominated for best actress for a comedy. her show was nominated for best comedy, but tina fey was not nominated because her show ended and did not qualify for the golden globes this year. some were thinking where's tina fey, alec baldwin. >> i think also, we downton abbey fans are wondering why the big snub. >> i am a big, big fan of it as well. that's a big question as well. there were a lot of other snubs. i came in late, but i'm a big fan of that, so not a lot of love this morning. also in the movie category, "the butler" was shut out. no nomination for lee daniels or the movie itself. no dallas buyers club best picture nomination, no mandela walk to freedom. no august osage county for best picture as well, but the actors and actresses were nominated in those movies, so should be a very interesting y

adam: we had a discussion about schiller yesterday. it is not a bobble but close. liz: he is saying it is hard to outweigh the positives in the market. people are listening to robertand coming behind robert schiller saying robert schiller is actually off, he is wrong when he is talking about a correction around the door or down the road, 2 to 3 years, roading correction so what they are saying is the operating profit margin, here is what is key, record highs of 1.6% for the s and p 500. if you referred to the average you will see a 20% correction down. profit margin will be back to where they were historically. to henry is a and i can no longer say i am bearish, willing to underperform when market crash but that could be in three years and he went through to and overweight into equities in his fund as of september, 64% failure of equities. adam: don't invite them to a party. lori: as we do every 15, let's get back to the floor of the stock exchange to hear what the buzz is all about today with the dow down 120 points, pharmaceutical company's new joint venture making news. >> a lot going on on wall street, looking at a calm but deal today and if you own these phar

roberts, osage county. jude squid, "nebraska." best performance by an actress in a motion picture, comedy or musical, amy adams, "american hustle,"unty." best motion picture, comedy, or musical. "american hustle." "her." "inside llewen davis." "nebraska" and "the wolf of wall street." thank you. >> good morning. best performance by an actress in a mini series or motion picture made for television, helena bonham carter, rebecca ferguson "white queens." jessica lange "american who ahor story." phil specter, elizabeth moss, "top of the lake." best performance by an actor in a motion picture drama. "12 years a slave." edress alba "long walk to freedom." tom hanks, "captain philips." matthew mcconaughey, robert redford "all is lost." best director, motion picture, alphonso quidoan, "gravity." paul greenfwras, captain philip. steve mcqueen "12 years a slave," alexander payne, "nebraska" david russell "marine hustle." best motion picture drama, "12 years a slave," "gravity," "fill mena," "rush." "captain philips." thank you. >> congratulations to our nominees. >>> please don't forget to joan us sunday, january 12th for the 71st annual g