we don't have bono. we have bono. we couldn't have bono. he tragically passed away.e with us on his latest deal with bank of america to fight aids. later in the 8:00 a.m. hour, goldman sachs chairman and ceo lloyd blankfein. >> that's going to be awesome. >> and eric schmidt. >> i'm so psyched for this hour. >> you heard your friend talk about that. >>> it's friday, which means the latest talking "squawk" blog is out. this week, it has every interview we've done in davos from matt damon, goldie hawn to bono. see them all again. go to squawk.cnbc.com. hewlett packard, and disney both started in garages. mattel started in a garage. ♪ the ramones started in a garage. my point? you never know what kind of greatness can come out of an american garage. introducing the 2014 motor trend car of the year. the all new cadillac cts. ain't garages great? >>> welcome back it "squawk box," i'm sara eisen, reporting from "squawk box" headquarters. s&p 500 indicated to open down ten points and the dow 78 points. nasdaq lower as well. a sharp sell-off in emerging markets accelerating

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>> i did in fact interview bono. he was charming. he was one of the nicest people i have interviewed. he didn't hold me up for hours. that somehow it appears that celebrities due to poor journalist. i think bono is very much reflecting what the popular opinion is. when bono began with jeffrey sachs were my start working on the story it was very much that moment where people, the general public seemed to be behind a great surge in foreign aid that was a real belief i think still that or at least popular support for heavy influxes of foreign aid i think we have seen a dramatic shift and most recently with obama's visit to africa. i think it was made pointedly clear that the popular opinion is absolutely not to increase foreign aid. americans in survey after survey are against that for better or worse that more and more there is an idea of what we should be doing is backing investment investment in african helping business development helping the economic growth that quite frankly it is happening in some countries rather vigorously. and

. >> making out with bono.usical or comedy series for "parks and recreation." she was very proud of that on-camera smoosh. >> bono handled it well for sure. she was spotted rubbing shoulders with bono. >> that was the tame part of it. got a little spicy. >> next to a big debut for kerry washington. the "scandal" star, announcing to the world that she and her nfl star husband are expecting their first child. i think there was a lot of talk that she was pregnant. but this is the first time we've seen her come out and show that baby bump. she looks amazing. >> she does. >> she is notoriously quiet about her private life. this morning we give our best wishes to the happy couple. and no one will take a shot at your outfit because you can't make fun of the pregnant lady, no matter. >> exactly. and she always looks amazing. >> and big winners on the red carpet. starting with the ever so beautiful sofia vergara. stepping out in an elegant black ball gown accented by an incredible necklace. and reese witherspoon with ca

>> i did in fact interview bono. he was charming. he was one of the nicest people i have interviewed. he didn't hold me up for hours. that somehow it appears that celebrities due to poor journalist. i think bono is very much reflecting what the popular opinion is. when bono began with jeffrey sachs were my start working on the story it was very much that moment where people, the general public seemed to be behind a great surge in foreign aid that was a real belief i think still that or at least popular support for heavy influxes of foreign aid i think we have seen a dramatic shift and most recently with obama's visit to africa. i think it was made pointedly clear that the popular opinion is absolutely not to increase foreign aid. americans in survey after survey are against that for better or worse that more and more there is an idea of what we should be doing is backing investment investment in african helping business development helping the economic growth that quite frankly it is happening in some countries rather vigorously. and

in an exclusive tv interview, bono, paul hughes, or husen, a top 200 contender spoke exclusively with our own becky quick. >> 700 babies are born every day with this hiv virus. and many have to, of course, pay for the rest of their life to keep them well, or they don't have to be, and that's so exciting. it's like 40 cents a day. this is a real doable thing. it's not sort of we're here in davos and aren't we great and one day. it's not one day. it's coming up. i think one of the things you seem attracted to, that you felt that your consumers and employees liked that this was finite. >> well, and because it -- it's definable. now, the experts have got to get it done, so our job is to help bring the money to the experts and so the donation of the song and the ability to download, a dollar for every download to start the fundasing, awareness and the next push. >> actually, since that interviewed tape with bono, the gates foundation, german software sap and a family in south africa are donating or adding to the pot with matching donations totaling now $22 million. you can see the entire i

to this similarly named irish rocker at this year's yes, steve. >> bono. >> bono meade meet bono.ad here this new york congressman rallied, railed, rather, against the new york times thursday. crystal. >> peter king. >> yes, called the paper a disgrace. crystal in finally in this round. another 100 point question this florida republican, oh, that means the time is up. we will look at the scores here and find out that evan has 200 points, crystal has 100, but steve is in the lead with 400 points. congratulations once again, he had no idea what we are asking, i promise. all right. going into the 200 point round. here we go. becoming the first state in the union to legalize marijuana. >> colorado. >> incorrect. >> washington. >> cow. would be joined by what state later this year, walk state. 200 points for steve, crystal 100. evan, you got to hang in here. senate majority harry reid will hold a vote this week on a bill that would extend, yes, eran. >> unemployment insurance. >> that is incorrect. let me continue the question, yes, steve. >> three months. >> will hold a vote to extend

. >> bono.ut what he brings to the investment thesis. >> are the things that is really interesting, and it makes sense, everyone has seen bono in a lot of public settings. and man took his stardom health it to the largest crisis in the world. aids in africa. he has made extraordinary progress. when i met him the first time, i could not have named a u2 song. grammy fore "youthful day" -- "beautiful day" and i meet this guy and three things pop out at me. the first is that his success in politics is no accident. this is a man with a plan. the second thing is he knew so many things about technology. when you look inside elevation, the places where bono made a huge difference are three. first of all, he is -- every company in our world would like to be the u2 of their field. he inspires and is great at marketing, but unbelievable at connections and introductions. thing, u2 is a partnership 35 years old and whatever we got in trouble, we went home to mama. >> thank you for being here. >> we will be b

. >> and bono, i guess he is he a rich guy, a bunch of intellectuals and heavy hitters and bono. >> wheredoubles? >> switchover. >> if you woke up and you everywhere rich little? >> that would be a really bad dream. >> rich little. there you go. >> second time i have made that joke. >> i like it it i was waiting. all right. does splitting the genders make them offenders? krystal ball msnbc. wonders why the awards have separate geargts for male and female actors. unless you are 12 watch the cycle. you probably didn't see he this, so here is the clip. >> it seems kind of ache critical condition -- why do you have to separate it into this like best actor and best actress? why can't they all compete against each other? [ laughter ] >> i don't know where to start. but went on to say that she thinks separating the awards masks the fact that the film industry is heavily mayle dominated and other stuff by that point i had already dosed off. what did these cats make of her comments? >> it seems kind of acronistic to me that they separate the men and the women in the awards. >> why? >> i know they

bono has recorded a new ad which will run live during the super bowl. george has plenty more for us in the next 50 minutes. >>> that's right, ross. jobs, growth, disinflation? the question is, is the united states of europe? well, my next guest thinks so. that's coming up right after the break. >>> and later in the day, we'll bring you an extended version of closing bell. that from 6:00 p.m. cet. "worldwide exchange" continues right after this. >>> the headlines today, world leaders defend extraordinary measures taken during the crisis in a special cnbc debate from davos. >>> the dow and s&p 500 are on track for their worst week in six as china fears and mixed earnings weigh. >>> and at least five people reported debt in cry row after three explosions rocked the egyptian capital. >>> not a moment to lose, i'm going to introduce my guest immediately because we're both freezing. vivian eredi, justice for fundamental rights and citizenship. the dutch prime minister said to me yesterday that banking unions, that's fine, we needed that, but we don't need a f

steve bono played quarterback that day and this one sticks in my mind, because the winning drive andtaylor happened right in front of john clark and me, waiting to do the post game show. the seahawks re-joined the nfc west in 2002, a year that became known for terrell owens, a football, and a sharpie. the 49ers swept the seahawks that year, 28-21 in seattle, 31- 24 at candlestick. some less than memorable games followed 2002. one game that stood out was in december of 2006 in seattle. alex smith bootlegged his way 18 yards for a score and a 24- 14 49 erwin. >> alex smith on the bootleg on the left side. i got fooled by the fake, and there he is running to the left sideline and he scores! >> reporter: two years later, second-year player patrick willis intercepted matt hasselbeck and didn't stop until he had gone 86 yards for a score. >> ball deflected, niners pick it up off the deflection! patrick willis back up the right sideline! beats one man, by hasselbeck, needs a block, down to the 40, the 35, can he run fast enough? 20, 15, 10, 5, touchdown 49ers! oh, what a bonanza! >> reporte

. >> the golden globe goes to amy poehler, "parks and recreation." >> everyone wants to kiss bono.e's hilarious. >> you're a winner, you kiss bob. >> when you're in the moment of freezing from hypothermia. >> there was almost a moment where p. diddy leaned over and they almost went at it, very awkward. >> a near miss. they almost collided. >> went to kiss. anyway, let's move on. bob, your thoughts on the golden globes? >> i had it set up to watch it tonight. i had about as much interest in this stuff as i do with dog crap in the street that i step in. >> that's the smell? >> as somewhat of an expert of being under the influence, jackie was under the influence, no question about it. >> of what? >> i would say alcohol, but you don't get up there and do something like that -- what is it about these people? can they not just get up there and graciously accept something, say thank you for this thing. they have to go on and on and make fools of themselves? i don't get it. i will say when she was younger, she was a pin-up in my book. >> all right, dana, your thoughts? a moment, anything -

permanent consultant no, the city and i consultant issues in the city and a often do things on a pro bono base because businesses don't have the resources but the need. everybody knows the city is political but your body of work has to speak for itself. i'm going to give you 3 scenarios and situations in which kathleen has handled and i think to there are any m many successes i want her to be compact at. for a bookstore for one hundred years they couldn't make money do you to the changes in internet and less demand for boxes. we wanted to go out and get a cfo license so someone said i'll help you so kathleen dowelly wrote an e-mail and said he was decertify and asked not to let him have a permit. she can be more compassionate and embody more empathy. you could see the bag elbow not toast them. the second one the guy bought a business and had too fast hard conditions and never served a meal or drink we should be more compact and help him. the third one is a moratorium she's supporting on braugd. you fill those were environmentalist and business opportunity so let's - >> thank you. any othe

that goes to the global fund to fight aids and tuberculosis, charities that bono likes to work with.>> and the maverick surf contest is happening on the 30 the opportunity as the mac computer who is called mac-perfect. enjoy the maverick [dramatic music] ♪ >> hey! [cheers and applause] what up, baby? what up, what up, what up, what up, what up, what up, what's up, what up, what up, what up, what's up, what's up? >> good to see you. >> what's up, sir? what's up, man? come on in. great. [cheers and applause] yeah. hello, and welcome to millionaire. back with us today is a high school math teacher who lives, eats, and breathes math. he even works it into his love life. from yonkers, new york, show some love for greg apostle. what up, greg? [cheers and applause] greg, i understand this now-- you--math everywhere. and you work it into your love life. you got to explain. >> yeah, early on in my relationship with my beautiful wife over here, we were cuddling on the couch;

the court said he can't work for a law firm because of his immigration status but he could do pro bono work. >>> new information in a salmonella outbreak at a cheese company. they are working with the company to see whether the problem happened at the plant or came in from outside. the cultured kitchen recalled all flavors of its cashew cheese. -- one theory is you have raw materials coming in that didn't get a treatment to kill the bacteria. >> the recalled products have expiration dates of april 19, 2014. >>> the city of sausalito reporting another sewage spill. new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's john fowler investigates the problem and said voters may share the blame. >> spectacular day to play on the water front. until you spot this. new warning signs. raw sewage. >> who knows -- supposed to come out of this over here. >> reporter: just days after another sewage spill. we discovered this latest spill started up this hill where crews were repairing the sewer main. >> people swim here in the water. >> reporter: this spill today is just one of hundreds every year around the bay. it is a problem

yes it bono the bcci. it goes and gets the most disputed by the system. you know we use the venue for all that is a decent dangling know the kind of miss it. there was the opening cut the dough was quoted to be ready to open and so when you watch this and we don't understand what's going on. in the end and some unexpected good and kind. it isn't about him keep an eagle in suburbia what is going to set up what he does it. i don't want to choke the duty and introduction to the media were six a bullet same and worse performances to be appreciated by our pizzas. on youtube to get the gift of god toward the peak. it's those people would be good don't you get addicted to it that john thune. i think the average and the edge of the top mighty mo camara me of me i could do to me. it was mad because of this demand. but he recovered from the ninety odd to bounce into the baking it. he kinda sad that this been going on the deal. on to the disease can be typically i'm going to the songs are composed music to get up and he is to be on to the west indies then you have a

and thank you hammed it entirely pro bono. why get involved in such a costly uphill battle case? >> because it was the right thing to do. when we found out what happened to dr. ibrahim, we saw it was an injustice done, and we thought it was our obligation as attorneys and defenders of the constitution to take this case on. >> i to the get to mr. ibrahim's case later on. but marti, talk to us about when the no fly list was created and why? >> it was created in 2003 by a presidential directive as a result of what happened at 9/11. prior to that, government agencies had watch lists. they had no interoperability and they couldn't see what was on another agency's watch list and it did not work. and local police agencies had no access whatsoever to any of those watch lists. >> how does a person get on the no fly list? you represent a lot of folks trying to get off of it. >> so the criteria that we know about, known or appropriately suspected terrorists, and that's what the fbi screening centers say. but what we found in practice is that the no fly list targets predominantly the america

with myself were specifically to address problems with their building that we were offering to do pro bono work, consulting to take care of whatever their problems. nine meetings. to say we never met at the last meeting is false testimony. thank you. >> thank you. >> i have a question for the project sponsor's attorney, please. >> thank you, commissioner. >> it's not clear to me that the housing accountability act applies to this project. can you explain how this project fits the definition or what is the definition of housing development project? >> it is defined in the act itself. so what i have provided you the act is 10 pages long. the provision that is relevant here is in subsection j. that is held in court back in 2011. >> but she wants to know how and whether the project itself is subject to that act? >> subsection j says when a proposed housing development project. so that must be defined somewhere in the government code. that's why what i need to know what was the definition and how do you think this project fits that definition otherwise it's not clear to me this code applies to

and bono? >> i've played with mick and bono and peter gabriel and a number of other people.e likes science fiction. he subsidizes an antenna farm listening for aliens. an avid reader, he showed us a shakespeare folio he keeps at his estate. >> this is my most-prized book, and you can see it was printed in 1623. >> this is kind of a sports center. >> right. >> oh, my god. look at this. this is gigantic. >> yeah. >> wow. look at that. oh, great swimming pool. wow, is that a slide? >> that's a waterslide, and my sister's kids have used it quite a bit. although i've seen many adults enjoy it too. including myself. >> and the chihuly art. you have a lot of his stuff. >> i really love his work. >> you became the owner of the seahawks. he likes football; he bought an nfl team. he likes basketball even more; he also bought an nba team. he's a movie buff, so he invested in dreamworks, the hollywood studio. he wants to travel, so he built himself a yacht longer than a football field equipped with its own submarine. he has spent over a billion dollars on philanthropy, including buildin

blige or bono? >> no, i didn't see mary blige or bono.i did see richard branson from virgin airlines. he was a pretty big celebrity the other night. and then -- so many people, i can't even start. >> all right. hobnobbing with the big ones. the movers and shakers. thank you, mayor reed, for your time, as always. >> all right. i'll be home soon. >>> senator mark rubio in south korea today, the florida republican met u.s. and south korean troops at the dmz. he also spoke at a forum in seoul, where he said he wants to see the u.s. military presence increased in south korea. rubio pointed to concerns from unpredictable north korea, which he calls a rogue and murder rouse regime. also in the korean peninsula today, an olive branch extended from pyongyang. the north korean government sent a letter to south korea, promising to create an atmosphere in which families separated since the korean war might be reunited. that is significant. cautious south korean officials say they want to see action, not just words, from north korea. >>> and street fi

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your firm handled this pro bono. why get involved in this case?because it was the right thing to do. when we found out what had happened to the doctor, we saw the injustice and felt the need to take this on. >> let's get the lay of the land here. marty talk to us about why the no-fly list was created and when it was created. >> sure. no-fly list was created in 2003 by a presidential directive. it was the result of what hand at 9/11. prior to 9/11, there were 11 different agencies that maintained their own version of a. watch list. most of those watch lists had no interoperability. one agency could not determine what was on another agency's watch list without actually calling them up and running the name. it -- it did not work. all thes notable, local and state police agencies had no access whatsoever to any of those watch lists. >> how does a person get on the no-fly list? you represent a lot of folks trying to get off. what are the criteria? the >> the criteria are that they are known or suspected terrorists. what we found in practice is it targe

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charlie rose sits down with u2 front man bono, plus norah o'donnell has rare conversation with the dalaile discussion on president obama's second term so far. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a happy new year. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, january 1. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy new year! we're going to take a show of hands how many people got more than four hours' sleep last night. [ laughter ] >> okay. but -- [ laughter ] >> i'm feeling great! how about you guys? happy new year. >> wonderful. >> yeah. >> you know what? looks like we are going to have a nice start to the new year. you like the sunshine and the mild weather, it will continue today. in fact, these temperatures going to be warming up a little bit. we'll have more on that coming up. >> and we're taking a look at the 580 this morning on your morning commute in from the east bay heading westbound on 580. there is a s

singer glenn stephani has joined the likes of bono's wife in announcing a new fashion line. good to have you on the program. this is something that more and more women and men are conscious of her they want something that is not as bad for the world. it is not only about consumerism. >> more and more people are wanting to find that their close will keep them good for longer. that ties in well with the trend, if you will hurt i don't like that word because it implies something passing. along with new fibers and technologies being used in sustainability. when i think of sustainability, i think of great close that you have -- that the wife of going -- that the likes of grant stephani or the wife of bono. what they are not mass production. dresses and gowns cost 4000 pounds and they are of a certain high-end designer fashion. we are seeing on the high street more brands and retailers selling a more affordable fashion item. new fair trade jewelry company have done collaborations with top shops. this is about 15-20 pounds. there is a different level of things being sold. this give

the above another to give its economic situation the animation stars to sixty almost late bono or two she's just let this one it's possible to employ a new dangers to aids victims states to the nature of the projects. six based order to what i'm saying. three hundred and sixty six thousand small arms and light weapons can be destroyed number seventy six thousand tonnes of the nation including the many an anti personnel landmines. i'm saying. many people smiling as he instantly. so you kill me lol. if you give me the day. but when life hits you harder. my children and i hope that life will continue to be calm and peace. when you see are exploding ammunition return store. i want peace and to be caught in a few questions. haha was a chain of us will ever get to the shop. the dam. this program is very important to our seats were chosen for our grandchildren. because it's very hard to live without you ninety three. e doar project in me and aims to strengthen the local response to hiv and includes access to hiv prevention and treatment services among at risk populations including migrant wo

. >> reporter: poehler was jokingly sitting on bono's lap when she won for best star in a comedy.ls. >>> things got off to a soggy start at the beverly hills hotel. a lighting rig triggered a fire and the sprinkler went off before the golden globes show. it drenched the red carpet but they worked quickly to mop up the mess. the show must go on. >>> coming up this morning on "cbs this morning." mo rocca goes behind the scenes of the hit children's show "sesame street." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." reet." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ [ male announcer ] you say mango. ♪ old el paso says mango salsa stand 'n stuff steak tacos. ♪ you say what's for dinner? old el paso says start somewhere fresh. hurry to sears for our mattress spectacular and closeout event get 50 to 60 percent off, plus an extra 10 percent off, with even more ways to save, so redeem your points today at sears. starts with a good night's sleep in pampers. while ordinary diapers have only 2 layers, pampers has 3 absorbent layers, to stay up to 3 times drier... for brig

yet another award to add to their pile and of course it wouldn't be a party without u two front man bono schmoozing with david cameron and wrote in capitalism as the only way to lift millions of people out of poverty but beyond hanging with just celebs the business and political elite are having an all out rage are and. in fact according to b.b.c. at the prestigious belvedere hotel alone form attendees have ordered one thousand five hundred ninety four bottles of champagne and prosecco and three thousand eight bottles of red and white wine for boozing it up at three hundred twenty parties and just five days who knew solving global inequality could be so much fun and you know the eighty billionaires in hundreds of millionaires have a good reason to celebrate according to the washington post the three hundred richest individuals on the planet increase their wealth by five hundred twenty four billion dollars over the course of last year. and it just wouldn't be a fun economic solutions get together without appearances from the who's who of the speculative banking world you know executives f

the same bono period and sort of the oh. these were rebel groups that were funding civil wars with the help of diamonds. now ten years later if you're looking at. the diamonds are. you more likely to see either state actors or pirates. three companies are responsible for those those human rights abuses. one thing that is being calling out for the last several years as this broadening of what the conflict diamond absolution is the kimberly process the united nations considers to be a conflict diamond right now all the some cells with or uses perpetrated by a by rebel groups. certainly is something that should be continued to to be part of the definition but i think that it's. you know more responsible thing would to do would be to actually include. and respond to rights abuses by private security companies and. state security forces good point i think that's something that people take into account when they're looking at the conflicts diamonds are often called a resource curse can you talk about why despite the great economic

a lot of people leave it to the pro bono. in maryland, you really have to do quite a bit of pro bono. even that i don't think captures so many people that i used to see. this is a very interesting.name. i want to really go through it. how did you welcome up at these items? >> citizens against government waste has been producing since 1993. resources, some of which are unfortunately still not implemented. chw grew out of the great commission. we also look at the congressional budget office with this report every year, gao report, president's budget, but just put up by congress such as the republican study committee and others. this always ties back to something. the database chasseur came from. >> well, mr. and four, the establishment of the do not pay list is one of the most recent tools that resulted from chairman carper and ranking member's recent legislation on environmental payments. the list permits all agencies to link databases such as the general service administration's excluded parties list system to check the eligi

fact show kelly in wild sign joking about the bridge shutdown and calling its victims the children of bono voters a reference to christie's opponent in last november's gubernatorial election so someone within christie's staff ordered a bridge to be closed down in what looks like political retribution. should christie resign the spoiler is really going off that we were going to be disrupting interstate commerce we heard of four ambulances that might have been delayed we're looking at people's lives who might have been put in danger by this decision you know normally when states or political organizations get reputations they're not always one hundred percent accurate but there's always a little bit of truth in there somewhere and you know new jersey has a reputation and chris where. chris christie is shocked we're all shocked where you know i'm not that shocked i mean chris christie is notoriously dictatorial i mean he came in to bad mouth the unions he's coming in badmouthing everybody if someone wanted to cross him some local town mayor then i mean this is straight out of house of cards i

the motorcycle is going to be auctioned off for chaired by bono's next month. the money raised will be given bonhamsof -- by next month. the money raised will be given to one of the charities that the pope support. we have to take a break. we will be speaking to edward a $1.1 billion fund. we are back in just a few minutes with more on "money moves." ♪ >> twitter, spotify, dropbox, and facebook are the kinds of companies that true rich capital -- true bridge capital investing. rockefeller foundation, he oversaw venture capitalist funding. with us now, along with contributing editor to bloomberg tv, rob rice. the vcas the model, funds to fund's model, how did you know that investors would want this. how did you know that investors would want that? >> the important thing to understand with venture capital is that it is not really a cottage industry. it is smaller. version between the middle- class and the top tier -- the disbursement between the middle- class and the top tier is important. >> is it just size? for mostwords, individual investors, they just don't h