you never asked me if i joined you in the bombay sun. mama, when are you returning? tell me what you are learning. i think dad takes out on me what he wants to take out on you. mama, i think that is angry. i do not know what to do. mama, mama, mama, how i wish you were home. how i wish you were home. i wish you were here. ♪ we always knew you were a winner ♪ ♪ i wish you were home ♪ we could not be prouder ♪ ♪ i love you ♪ i love everything about you, dear. baby, it is true. i love you. i love you. i love everything about you. baby, it is true. i love -- >> chimerical. highly unrealistic, highly danceable. -- highly fanciful. >> that is correct. ♪ i love you ♪ [applause] >> ♪ i wish i could go back to college. life was so simple back then. >> ♪ what would i give to go back and live in the dorm with a meal plan again? >> ♪ i wish i could go back to college. in college, you know who you are. you sit in the sun and think i am going to go far. ♪ >>> ♪ how do i go back to college? i do not know i am any more. >> ♪ i wish i could just drop a class. >> ♪ we could be

the ceo of the bombay stock exchange, many thanks for your time. we appreciate it. we'll be back in a couple of minutes. uh-oh. [ male announcer ] when diarrhea hits, kaopectate stops it fast. powerful liquid relief speeds to the source. fast. [ male announcer ] stop the uh-oh fast with kaopectate. >>> welcome back, live from london and hong kong. i want to show you now some pictures of victoria harbor in hong kong at the tail end of a clear and beautiful day today. but that, sadly, is not a sight that we've seen much of recently. looks certainly can be deceiving. hong kong has some of the worst air pollution in the world. the government says it reached a record high last year. and that's based on air monitoring tools that the industry professionals call 25 years out of date. it doesn't measure the really nasty stuff. but the school of public health at hong kong university has just updated its environmental index which measures the human and economic costs of pollution, nina. and it makes a pretty grim reading. >> it does, absolutely. if you take a look at this part

that is bombay cafe. dog city. kababistan. they are all going to park right there. there are about six or seven. it is amazing the amount of money that will be taken out of the restaurants right there. if we look at the gross sales that they are going to do an apply all of the expenses that we incur and pass it on to them, the same expenses, if you look at it, if they make $520,000.72% our expenses, that is 28% net income before taxes. under $520,000 is $145,000. in five days, one truck can take -- we take $900,000 in sales but only 10%, $90,000. we are asking the city, we are asking you, ladies and gentlemen, to please ask the city supervisors to revisit this. thank you very much. >> thank you. 11-107. >> good afternoon. i have been involved in this area since i was a child. i am a native san franciscan. my father was involved in this. maybe old-timer is no him. he was pretty well-known. there are a number of points. the big issue in this country is jobs. the brief and mortar -- it takes a lot of people to run a brick and mortar restaurant. our client has hired a l

the miners leading the way and the bombay sensex up 1%. bear in mind trade is cautious here in asia. karen? >> we do have some selling across the charts. markets giving back some of the solid gains we saw yesterday when there was one plus percent across the board. you can see the ftse down about a third of a percent. the dax has been toying with moving into the green but so far is off about a tenth of a percent. the frieench market we are seei selling in the major banks after downgrades. bnb paribas and down grades from jpmorgan. the italian market is up about 0.8% and the ibex in spain dropping about half of a percent. so we are seeing a little bit of selling as the market here, ross, also focuseses on those greek debt talks again with suggestions the private credit holders might accept a yield lower than initial 4% coupon that we're seeking. >> okay 0, thank you very much, indeed. not long to go before we start the cnbc live debate. maria is hosting this in the main hall of davos and joining her we have the french finance minist minister

of central florida, and a degree in electrical engineering from the indian institute technology, bombay. he has authored numerous publications and has over 50 u.s. patents. >> thank you for organizing this panel discussion, and thank you, everybody, for graciously being here today. it is my great honor to introduce an incredibly distinguished panel of industrial luminaries. let me start with timothy, simon, and jeanette. tim is a professor at the stanford business school where he teaches a very popular class on this service via in fact, i have taken your class, and you bring in some incredible speakers and make it very entertaining. jim also has a distinguished career in the private sector. he was the president of oracle's on demand service, which by some records was the first online on demand service. cloud computing has a lot of fathers, but tim is often called the grandfather of cloud computing because of that endeavor. but tim is also an investor in a cloud computing companies, and author of some very exciting cloud computing books. thank you for being here. next, we have simon cros

now that i'm back, i think everybody is relieved. >> why the bombay teen challenge? daughters. i have four kids and two daughters, 9 and 8. the thought of my own daughters being exposed to the atrocities that happened in mumbai in the broth he wills and sex slavery over there was heart breaking. i felt almost criminal not trying to use any platform that i had to raise awareness for a cause that is incredibly worthy. >> we had some pictures of you just a moment ago of you making your climb. what was the climb like and how did it feel when you made it to the top? >> physically, it was the most arduous thing i've ever had to do. i've trained as an athlete for most of my life, but this took the cake i think. a 7 1/2 hour summit attempt starting at 10:30 at night and then a 10 1/2 hour descent. on the summit day, we hiked for 17 1/2 straight hours. that was as physically demanding of a thing as i've ever done. but when you get to the top and you see the sun rise and the red glow above the clouds, you can't help but feel like you know, you're the only person on earthing. >

take a look at the bombay index. that index based in mumbai is only up by 0.2% at the moment.in 0ing up the market for them, the government is hoping to reverse deep losses in the country's main stock index in mumbai and we saw that index having quite a tough year last year, not gaining in the double digits by what we had seen over the years before. ma we are joined live by skype by malika. people have been waiting to are this development for years. >> reporter: that's a very good question, you're right, people have been waiting to get into the indian stock market for years but you know that was when the stock market was booming. as you just pointed out, the indian stock market has had a terrific runup over the last couple of years. if you look at what's happened, it's starting to look pretty grim. the indian stock market fell about 25% just last year. it lost about a quarter of its value in one year alone. it isn't the best time for people to be rushing to the indian stock market. you know, that's exactly why india has decided to open up its market to foreign investors right

dickey will be raising money for the bombay team challenge in china.e and rehabilitate victims of the sex trafficking industry in mumbai. i asked dickey if he was ready for the climb. >> i feel as prepared as i can be. you know? it's -- you don't have any -- i don't have any experience climbing, so i don't really know what -- i don't have an expectation. but i certainly have gotten myself in good shape and used an oxygen deprivation mask to try to help me train. but, you know, it's all going to come down can you do it or can you not? if i started experiencing some symptoms of altitude sickness, i'm not going to try to push through. i'm going to stop right there. i have got a -- a lot on the line. >> right, absolutely. you have a huge contract with the new york mets. what has been their reaction to you taking on this challenge? >> well, the mets public, you know, can't really get behind it because i'm one of their assets. if they support an asset that goes over to kilimanjaro and gets hurt and can't be of use them on the field, it doesn't make sense. i

dickey, will begin climbing mount kill llama jaro to raise money for the bombay teen challenge in india the sex trafficking industry in mumbai. i spoke with him on saturday and asked if he was ready for the climb. >> i feel as prepared as i can be. you don't have any experience -- i don't have any experience climbing so i don't know what -- i don't have an expectation but i have certainly got myself in good shape and used an oxygen deprivation mask to try to help me train. it is all going to come down, can you do it or can you not. if i start experience symptoms of altitude sickness, i'm not going to try to push through. i'm just going to stop right there. i have a lot on the line. >> absolutely. you have a huge contract with the new york mets. what has been their reaction to you taking on this transaction? >> the mets publicly can't get behind it. i'm one of their assets. if they support an asset that goes over to killimanjaro and gets hurt and can't be use to them on the field, it doesn't make a lot of sense. i completely empathize with that position. they are encouraging, if not publ

kilimanjaro to raise money for the bombay team challenge in india.escue and rehabilitate victims of the sex trafficking industry in mumbai. i spoke with dickey on saturday and asked if he was ready for the climb. >> i feel as prepared as i can be, you know. you don't have experience -- i don't have any experience climbing, so i don't have an expectation, but i certainly have gotten myself in good shape and used an oxygen deprivation mask to help me train. but you know, it's all going to come down to can you do it or can you not. and if i start experiencing some symptoms of altitude sickness, i'm not going to try to push through. i'm just going to stop right there. i've got a lot on the line. >> right, absolutely. you have a huge contract with the new york mets. what has been their reaction to you taking on this challenge? >> well, the mets publicly, you know, can't really get behind it because i'm one of their assets, and if they support an asset that goes over to kilimanjaro and gets hurt and can't be of use to them on the field, you know, it certai

again, everything needs to point to the bombay team challenge and the work they're doing in mumbai. >> new york mets r.a. dickey. we wish him well. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer at the cnn election center. in just 48 hours, at this time tuesday night, the doors to the caucus rooms across iowa will close and voters will have their say. until then, every second could understand. we're tracking late changes in the republican race that could influence the candidates' strategy and the iowa results. our john king is over at the magic wall. he's watching the ground game. and where the candidates need to make inroads. erin burnett is over at the polling station with the final numbers from iowa to show us who's on top right now and why everything could change on tuesday. and our ali velshi is over at the social media screen keeping tabs on what americans are saying online about the candidates. it's been a very busy new year's day out on the campaign trail in iowa. cnn's jim acosta is covering the last big push for votes. jim, set the sce

again, everything needs to point to the bombay teen challenge and the work they are doing in mumbai. >> we wish you well. >>> i'm natalie allen. have a good night and a great week and a great year. thanks for watching. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer at the cnn election center. in just 48 hours at this time tuesday night, the doors to the caucus rooms across iowa will clothes and voters will have is there say. until then, every second counts. we are tracking late changes in the republican race that could influence the candidates' strategy and the iowa results. our john king is over at the magic wall watching the ground game and where the candidates need to make in-roads. >> erin brunette is at the polling station with the final numbers to show us who is on top right now and why everything could change on tuesday. our ali velshi is over at the social media screen keeping tabs on what americans are saying online about the candidates. it has been a very busy new year's day on the campaign trail in iowa. jim acosta is covering the la

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