bill gates and peter thiel will show you how a $9 billion dollar industry is about to change. the cio of credit suisse highlights three areas where she thinks investors can make money. >> transportation for us means the transport of global goods and services. we are focusing on that in a couple of different ways. we have a port operator, dp world. it is a way to play the global shipping transportation. >> this implies economic health in the fact that goods are actually being shipped around the world. you are seeing that. >> we are. we think the global growth picture will be better than in 2013. even in the long-term secular view, when you have a global economy that is growing, we have noticed a trend that the merchandise exports as a percentage of gdp is doubling at a faster rate than any time in world history. >> all of the doom and gloom and talk about unemployment and the u.s. growing slower than it should, you can listen to that data and recognize there is global growth. >> yes, and the fundamental changes will be better in 2014 than in 2013. the u.s. grew 1.7% 2013. we th

bill gates and other founder funders backing a company is creating eggs using plant proteins. founder and ceo was here. >> the funny thing about food is the more you look at it, the more bizarre it is. production. the more inefficient it is, particularly egg production. 1.8 trillion eggs are laid every year around the world. most of them come from pretty crazy places. imagine chickens crammed into cages. if we were starting at day one, we might look at plants that are more affordable and more efficient. >> i know that bill gates and peter thiel are backers. how did you connect with them? >> it's funny, when you look at them, they are used to investing in cutting-edge technology. they are used to investing in personalized health. all of these innovations, clean energy. when they look at food, it almost stuns them at how much it lacks innovation. we approached them initially through a friend of mine. an entrepreneur. he introduced us to a partner of theirs and we began to tell a story of how inefficient our food system is. >> what was their reaction when they first heard? did th

you have big names, including bill gates.according to the associated press $350 million was invested in food-related start-ups by tech venture capitalists. what kinds of products are you offering to get the guys interested in this industry? >> well, it's interesting when investors, innovators like bill gaits and peter till, when they look at the world of agriculture and see 1.8 trillion eggsar laid and 99% come from chickens packed body to body and they look at that and say that is crazy. it's horse and buggy style. they are looking for technology to jump over that nolle prosequi sense. technology that feeds the world. that's why you are seeing all this excitement among investors, who are savvy. >> you have a mayon ace out there with no eggs in it. what other products do you hope to come up with? >> so we want to go after the markets in which the chicken egg plays. a scrambled egg, omelettes, cookies, cooky dough, cakes - about a third of all the conventional eggsened up as ingredients. we'll release products to address that.

am i wrong if bill gates gives nothing to charity.ouldn >> this is why people don't like newsmen. i am a newsman too. i know your dirty tricks. there is nothing more to say. good-bye, i am walking off the set. >> since he didn't want to talk about it. let's take the question to ben powell, he runs the free market institute at texas tech. so, ben? >> i'm not bothered if they don't give more of it away. they make money by making our lives belter. they are helping people making a profit. often the best way they can go about helping people. >> when they make a profit, and they hire people, those jobs live on -- for years. and people use the it to -- educate their kids. and feed their families. there is a multiplier. these guys may not be good at charity. we know they're good at making money. stick to what their specialty is. >> it's not about their motives, john. about the results from it. when they're pursuing profits. it leads them to dupe the things we want them to dupe to benefit others. now the real reason is them creating products a

. >>> our guest today is bill gates which means our entire studio audience gets the new xbox 1. just kidding. we have no studio audience. i'm john berman. this is "the lead." the national lead. what caused it, four people dead after a train flies off the tracks in the bronx. just moments from now investigators will give us answers. >>> the money lead. these days he makes more headlines for how much he gives away than how much he makes. our guest, bill gates, on his legacy and his battle against the epidemic that has killed millions. >>> and the pop lead. fast cars made him a star, but then robbed him of his life. paul walker was in the middle of shooting another "fast and furious" movie, not to be indelicate but fans want to know what will the series do without him. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm john berman filling in for jake tapper. we do begin with the national lead. any moment from now we are spaeare' expecting new information on the deadly crash in the bronx that killed four people. the national transportation safety board holding a news conference, again, any minute, we w

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the second is ahead of the trust of bill and melinda gates to the partnership that they needed. the same as a bill's data. and thisd help them early stage. i cannot have any experience of the letter three -- philanthropy at that scale. i did it while the children were little and melinda could focus on the children and increasingly taking on a bigger role. the bill was able to focus on microsoft. and decision-mous making through e-mail. when i worked in the archive all wasa decision we made, he across the lake at microsoft and she was bouncing raising three young children and the work as a foundation. there came a moment when bill was ready to leave microsoft and the children were growing up. you can see the two of them were ready to be the daily presence, guiding force. best jobs inthe the world, there's a time when you say i am not as needed. tot was a good time for me pass the baton completely to them. >> when did you last get a salary? guess probably microsoft was my last. >> what the year? >> 1996. i have been enriched beyond what i deserve not only by microsoft. when i annou

bill gates will offer anybody $100,000 for it. how about a bill gates mask? that ought to do it. >> scare every woman. >> let me say this. if i think of a new condom, two words i don't want in my condom -- micro and soft. >> definitely not. did you hear about the guy with the 130 -- >> no, no! >> forget it. >> it's a show on tv. the man with the 132-pound -- >> scrotum. >> yeah. 132 pounds. that has to be a record. what does al gore weigh? >> more than that. >> we'll come back. what does larry think of obama care? >> are you trying to get me in trouble. >> well, we'll talk to her a little bit. >> you better wear a cup. >> that's comforting. >> my buddy "larry the cable guy." "madea christmas". >> comes out december 13. friday. this friday. >> so how did you like doing the movie? >> how did you get the -- >> did you even prepare? what's going on? >> i'll go see it if you're good. you said i would be in your next movie. >> i've got another movie coming out about male strippers. you're going to enjoy it. >> what's my role? >> a chunk and dale. >> you're going to

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but what if your secret santa was bill gates?te >>> i know you have heard of secret santa gift exchanges for christmas but what if your secret santa was bill gates? a user of the reddit website learned that the microsoft founder was her santa! reddit runs an online gift exchange program. so what gifts did gates come up with? he gave her a travel book and a stuffed animal cow but the cow symbolizes the real cow that gates donated to a needy family on her behalf. >> amazing. >>> we have another generous donation today for our "food for bay area families" campaign. joining us tonight is edward from bank of america and catherine weber from alameda county community food bank. thank you for joining us. edward, $25,000, an amazing donation. can you tell me specifically where this money will go towards with the alameda food bank. >> absolutely. thank you so much. this is such a time of year where it's joyous for many but challenging for others. this gift will donate 56,000 meals to individuals in the east bay area and we're just so pleas

. >> i know that bill gates and thiel are backers. how did you connect with them?> they are used to investing in cutting-edge technology. they are used to investing in personalized health. when they look at food, it almost stuns them at how much it lacks innovation. we approached them initially through a friend of mine. he introduced us to a partner of theirs and we began to tell a story of how inefficient our food system is. >> what was their reaction when they first heard? did they lean forward or did they think you were crazy? >> they definitely leans forward. it is pretty stunning, 1.8 trillion eggs. the chicken egg comes from all of these crazy laces. mind.e that boggles the they are interested in tackling industries that have massive markets. that is certainly the case with the chicken egg. >> what kind of legalities do you pay attention to? there are food companies that are already clients. what is involved from a legal perspective? >> we looked at over 1500 plants around the world and we found 11 that are highly functional and that outperform the chicken eg

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but think about bill gates. re's a guy who made millions, billions -- >> stephen: bill's a friend, be careful. >> and he spends his time -- some of his time -- getting to know people who are very poor and getting to understand them. he says it makes things very meaningful for him. another reason is, you know, the pope makes the argument that it's the ethical thing to do is tune into people who are poor or powerless -- >> stephen: yeah, yeah, yeah. but that was the real pope. the new spoep a fake pope. are you a catholic? >> no. >> stephen: well, you wouldn't know it. that's not a real pope. >> but i like what he says a lot. >> stephen: of course, of course. what is the empathy gap you talk about? we have an empathy gap in america? >> the empathy gap shows up in a lot of ways. in conversation people who have more power tend to pay less attention to the person with less power. in e-mail-- very interesting-- in organizations -- >> stephen: i'm sorry, what? (laughter) >> in an organization, like in a workplace, in a

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we will talk a little bit about president obama, bill gates already playing tribute and the u.s. secretary-general. you have just seen that moving piece by james. want to talkle and want to pay tribute and want to recognize what happened to them on that day was changed millions of lives. >> that is absolutely right. every south african, regardless of their political view, was touched by that moment. there were some on the far right who were appalled. they felt the trade by their leaders. the hard-line had been taken since 1948 and it had been abandoned. they were frankly frightened. a schoolteacher at code. white south africans utterly , allized nelson mandela of those who stood behind him. it was a dangerous moment. immediatelyears after his release were dangerous moments. time fora dangerous him to lead to persuade all south africans that they could actually feel safe in the hands of the government they had just elected. it is impossible to exaggerate the extent to which he had to more political stature. everybody around him i think acknowledged that he was head and shoulders a

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add to that question back to ted turner. >> bill gates says, and get it making money.ue this, but he wasn't buying it. john: and i wrong in thinking that i am happy if he gives that the charity? >> when you be happier if he did? you alleges -- this is what people don't like these men. i know your dirty tricks. there is nothing more say. goodbye. i am walking out. john: he did not want to talk about it. let's take that same question to an economist to rise a free-market institute at texas tech. >> i am not bothered if they don't give more of it away. they make their money by making allies that. they are helping people. often that is the best with can help. john: and then make a profit than they hire people, those jobs live on for years. people use it to educate there kids and feed their family. there is a multiplier. these guys may not even begin dexterity. we know they're good at making money. stick to what your specialty is. >> it's about the results. if leeson to do the things that we want them to do. of course the real reason is that creating the products and servic

add to that question back to ted turner. >> bill gates says, and get it making money.ue this, but he wasn't buying it. john: and i wrong in thinking that i am happy if he gives that the charity? >> when you be happier if he did? you alleges -- this is what people don't like these men. i know your dirty tricks. there is nothing more say. goodbye. i am walking out. john: he did not want to talk about it. let's take that same question to an economist to rise a free-market institute at texas tech. >> i am not bothered if they don't give more of it away. they make their money by making allies that. they are helping people. often that is the best with a can help. john: and then make a profit than they hire people, those jobs live on for years. people use it to educate there kids and feed their family. there is a multiplier. these guys may not even begin dexterity. we know they're good at making money. stick to what your specialty is. >> it's about the results. if leeson to do the things that we want them to do. of course the real reason is that creating the products and serv

bill gates takes part in the holiday gift ex-king.s randomly assigned to be rachel's secret santa. she received a travel book, a stuffed cow and a note saying bill donated a real cow in her name to heavier international. she says she didn't know it was that bill gates until she saw the photo that he included of himself holding the stuffed cow. secret santa's are encouraged to spend $20 on their gift. the real cow costs $500. >>> your time is 6:47. here's a look at a few of the stories we are working for you on mornings on 2 which comes up in 12 minutes. a new chapter in the criminal case of bay area profootball player. what is expected to happen in a south bay court this morning that could put harris behind bars. >>> new data on dads. how roles of fathers are changing in america and why it is considered better for their children. >>> plus a winner is chosen on the x-fog factor. we will tell you who took that top spot. all that and more coming up. >>> time 6:48. let's bring sal back. pretty light. >> it is light. we did have some slow

not everybody is bill gates or mark zuckerberg. i'm fascinated by shanghai is doing one of the best in education. we know in europe that poland is. to me, it seems these are the aspirational countries. these are the countries that want to punch above their way and join the developed world and economies. i'm sure the u.s. was like this 100 years ago. >> my grandfather said it is a phrase from the great depression. hunger is the best sauce. everything is better if you are hungry. these are countries hungry for success. they want the success the united states had in the 20th century. i want to defend the u.s. on the rankings. shanghai is a slim slice and china wants to show its best students. some countries are not dealing in their classrooms that america is. >> the poverty. >> the diversity of students. >> it is cultural differences in students. geographical. >> there is nothing simple about finding the solution to this so-called education stagnation. some teachers are doing the best with the resources they have. others complain the

town folded into the swiss alps called davos, a village where you could bump into bill clinton, bill gatesogle, and the queen of jordan, all waiting in line in a coffee shop. 2010 marked the 40th anniversary of what may be the most important meeting on earth: the world economic forum. and scott pelley was there to hobnob with the kings and captains of industry. >> the world economy is traveling a dark and troubled stretch, but if there's light at the end of the tunnel, you might see it first in davos. this is the scene of the world's summit meeting: five days each january, when 2,500 capitalists, globalists, and futurists discuss the fate of earth's other 7 billion inhabitants. within minutes you'll run into billionaire financier george soros, nobel peace prize winner elie wiesel, computer tycoon michael dell, and her majesty queen rania al-abdullah of jordan. i was down in the lobby of the hotel last night, and i noticed that you were talking to president clinton, and while you two were talking, bill gates walked by. i mean it's that kind of place. >> it is, and i find that a lot of work

if someone is saying bill gates is just about to buy the stock, it is probably not correct. >> maybe call the sec or you. thank you very much. the movie. go see coming up, plaxo makes a big investment in shopping centers. you will meet the chief executive of eden's necks. it is monday, time for mystery guest clue number one. he likes to say "cheese." ♪ >> last week we told you about blackstone moving to residential real estate. investment in shopping centers. it is paying about 720 million dollars for a stake in edens that owns more than 100 retail centers along the east coast. jp morgan and the new york state retirement system is injecting money into this. tell me more is terry brown. thank you so much for being here. >> you got an early christmas present, did need. tell us what happens. work for most of 2013 -- 2013 to fund an investor to take out one of our long-standing investors. in a very successful run with us. we needed to find capital to grow the company. business very vibrant plan. fund 700 million dollars to replace the spirit we needed another $750 million to grow the com

bill gates buys one office package at a time made live better for all of us>> i don't mind that he is rich but the pope apparently does and says income inequality is the result of an ideology that supports the marketplace and financial speculation and this is a new tyranny. >> it requires us with people who have less than us around the country and the world. if you look at the government systems economic systems they provided the most support people through out history. no comparison. >> no final point about fairness. these days corporations so eager to be even add politically correct do things they say will make life more fair since south american markers could don't make much money they say buy from us we only buy fair trade. here is a commercial from starbucks. >> sounds good. we are going to buy starbucks they are going to give more to these little farmers. what is wrong with that? >> at the very worst it is a marketing scheme to get them to shell out more money for coffee than they otherwise would have. at the very best it is a charity. as far as charities go it is an inefficient

none other than bill gates holding up her gift there now the woman added a special message to bill, ps, sorry forth apple ipad on my wish list, that was really awkward. >> do we need to point out we didn't get that? >> that this okay. a nice santa. >>> the new s.e.c. rule change that could be great news for local raiders' fans. >>> good news out of washington, d.c., especially for raiders fans. nfl games are blacked out locally, country see them on tv if 85% of tickets are not sold before kickoffs. raiders fans experienced this firsthand several times over recent years. the fcc says the league makes money off more than ticket but nfl says the policy is important to support stadiums and club. the nfl could work around the poll say change if it makes special deals with cable networks that include a blackout rule. >>> do you like to ski? as a confession social environmental groups, squaw valley ski resort decided to scale back on its expansion plans. the operators or of the tahoe area resort say they will build fewer hotel condominium units and fewer they will bedrooms. they are also goin

. >> other people you recruited personally, mark zuckerberg, bill gates, jack dorsey.they given you any feedback about this process? i know zuckerberg has been there from the beginning. you are identical twins. everybody we have asked has had such open arms embracing it. it is good for america and it is good for our children and good for jobs and the economy. very few people think this is a bad idea. who was against teaching technology to kids? >> how do you get their continued support? how do you get them to keep coming back and helping you? do you need that? >> we have a long-term plan. it started about a year ago. we went to start a summit to change the computer science in america. this is not an easy task. schools do not have to teach it. there are not enough teachers to teach it. the kids don't want to take it. state education centers don't recognize it. we have a long-term plan where we have to change the schools and make it cool. the hardest part of that is how to make it cool. >> is it like a class they don't want to take? or are they excited about it? >> teach

> the chancellor at uc san francisco is stepping down and she's joining forces with billionaire bill gates. she will continue to teach at the university. the dean of ucsf will serve as interim chancellor. >>> it's the catch phrase from the tv show "star trek," to boldly go where no man has gone before. >> we're here with the high aspirations of one south bay junior high. >> it's been a while for me and assume you. seven and eighth graders are 12 and 13 years, which is why what they're doing is so remarkable. their out of this world project is tonight's bay area proud. san jose's valley christian junior high school is built upon a hill. while you can joke that makes all the students here closer to god -- >> thank you, lord, for helping us to do the best we can on this program. >> reporter: the students are indeed closer to the heavens than most. for what they have spent the last four months working on heads into space this spring. a few years ago valley senior christian high began a program where students develop and build experiments destined for the international space station. it has pro

celebridades que también apoyaron namde nelson mandela presionando en los 80s para que lo liberaran también bill gatesas imágenes y el diálogo entre el presidente barack obama y raúl castro en actos postumos de nelson mandela , reacciones en estados unidos no se hacen esperar . >> tenemos algumas . >> el apreton de mano que despertó especulación de lo que es . >> jimmy carter restablecio comunicaciones con cuba, pero este no es acto de política de los países pero tiene significado . >> creo que como muchos estrechos de manos en ultimos 50 años de sadat con benit también rabin con arafat puede empezar un proceso . >> otros lo ven como simbolo que el presidente barack obama no tuvo otra opción . >> apertura a cuba , pero hay que también notar su discurso de obama cuándo critico gobierno que no toleran criticas . >> el apreton levanto animos . >> puede haber paz , también cosas, eso sería lo mejor para los países . >> si es histórico, claro un acto premeditado claro en política la casualidad no existe y más allá de cortecia pienso que al final de cuenta del punto de vista de la imagen beneficia a ambos

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if you're very wealthy, if you're bill gates or billionaire you can borrow against your assets and interest rate is 2%. so why would you pay 15% tax. warren buffet a few years ago revealed that his tax rate was within what i guess what it was. he had a company that was sold and cashed out, he had no choice but to take the money. wealthy people can live free of the income tax and many do. >> people at the lower part of the income scale pay a bunch of taxes. >> especially state taxes. >> when you earn that little money, you need more of it. >> that's the fundamental concept that the >> joining me now is lisa fletcher from the stream. you're going hyper local for this show. >> we're looking at rural alaska and look at school closings there, but it's a broader implication for america. >> what do alaskan kids do when their schools close. >> it's not a good situation but they're trying to get creative. they're trying to hold on to the textural fabric of our country that many feel is slipping away. >> that's "the stream" tonight.

bill gates 1%. mitt romney is at 1% '. mitt romney with bill gates that's pretty good. >> give hillary credit. 18 times she has been at the top. 12 in a row. that's a pretty good streak. >> don't know who to name at this point. who do we know? who else are we going to say? billy graham still makes the list. >> i want to do a moratorium on all of these lists. the year end list segment is getting tired. shopping at thanksgiving. run the same story every year. the dnc email warning about a possible impeachment of barack obama racing money, stoking the fears. this is a over the top don't you think? is that really a fear? cold sweat, going to impeach our president, really? what i think about why do people utter the word impeachment. people suffer from obama derangement syndrome. here is the problem for republicans by putting that out there the notion of impeachment. >> who is putting it out there. >> certainly all these republicans in the house who talked about it rather openly and proudly. one of two things is going to happen.