well, here's what bono had to say at a forum in davos today. >> capitalism is not immoral. it's amoral. it requires our instruction. capitalism has taken more people out of poverty than any other ism. but it is a wild beast, and if not tamed, it can chew up a lot of people, along the way. >> panel, what do you make of bono's explanation there? >> well, i think saying that capitalism is a wild beast is making the point that human beings are wild beasts unless constrained. you have sensible rules of the road, capitalism works, as he points out. 137,000 people each day are brought out of dire poverty because of what capitalism, free markets, whatever you want to call it is done. in 200 years, per capita income in today's dollars has gone from a little over a thousand dollars in this country to over $50,000. where does she think the money comes from to make possible progress? it comes from investment. it comes from people investing capital. it doesn't happen from government. government takes from the people. people create the resources that she so willfully wants to use. >> wil

you have thousands now of pregnancies and health centers pro bono providing care to mothers, young mothers, family and children in the pro-life movement. there's really no argument anymore, no justification anymore for why we need abortion in this country. >> tucker: is there anyone running for president and the democratic side who you think would publicly criticize that video? >> no. and that's the thing, the democratic party is lockstep with abortion extremists. lockstep. >> tucker: if the democratic party was the party of populist economics,

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her movement was called "give an hour," and to date they've done over $25 million in pro-bono mentalre for military families. soledad: which is amazing. it really does add up, those little steps you say make -- little steps. you say make failure matter. jean: well, really, the point oo failure." they can be very powerful in terms of moving you forward and improving on your idea of what you're trying to get done. soledad: and then i want to talk about unlikely partnerships. jean: yeah. soledad: i think often we gravitate to the people we know -- jean: that's comfortable, right? yeah, that principle is called "reach beyond your bubble." and the idea is, like it or not, we're all in a bubble. and so it actually takes, you know, intentionality to get out of that bubble. and how you do that is really try to surround yourself with people who think differently -- have different backgrounds, different perspectives. there is overwhelming data -- much of which i put in the book -- that says diverse teams outperform non-diverse teams. this is true in companies. this is true in organizations. an

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they did it on a pro bono basis. >> they did a lot of pro bono work for us, along with rubicon, who got a lot of the plants, the tires, and they also came out to the community garden. >> president tsen: wonderful. thank you to rubicon. okay. anybody else in hearing none, next item. >> clerk: item number three, report by treasure island director. >> okay. sorry. thank you, chair tsen, members of the board. i wanted to start by recognizing that sherry williams is on a two-month sabbatical from one treasure island, and we have in the audience today natalie bonawit. she's a long time member of the one treasure island board, and she'll be the acting executive director during sherry's absence. on new year's eve, we had a good, clear night for fireworks. photogra photographers from the chronicle and trip advisor were in the crowd. the crowd was good but manageable, and the evening was incident free. circus bella ended its run on the great lawn on treasure island last sunday, and on monday, the halftime show for the college football national championship game was produced on treasure island. be

we all found -- we like bono, his comments about capitalism.oint, has made a good point. on capitolism, bono still hasn't found what he's looking for. there we go. >> i actually kind of liked his point, saying it's amoral not immoral. >> let's talk about sweethearts. guess what candy will be missing from your valentine's day this year, the sweethearts. you know, the ones with the little phrase. >> that say bite me and stuff like that? >> those are hipster sweethearts. >> only for tyler. >> necco went bankrupt last year. >> that's who makes them, necco? all right. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >> good afternoon. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm wilfred frost. >> and i'm morgan brennan. coming up i'll talk to ameritrade's ceo in a first cnbc interview. >> and jim breyer in davos let's check in on the markets. s&p 500 intra-day splitting the difference from its highs and lows

my pro bono lawyer had assured me everything but go smoothly. after august 9, 2004 approached. today's appointment was an actual hearing rather then a calendar appointment. it meant i would be able to testify and present my witnesses on my behalf. why don't you come into my office for a second, he commanded interrupting. what's wrong? in my office. i went. i knew him well enough by now to distinguish between his condescension and concerned. he had a plain face which offered him little distinction. the kind you could look at it for hours, but you wouldn't be able to confirm in a police lineup. his boldness is the only thing that stood out. i could imagine running into this man who had control over my life. ten years later in the street and then trying to figure out where i knew him from. nothing is wrong. you included that your mother was abusive. a panic rushed over me. please don't let this conversation go where it was headed. he may have asked a follow-up question that my mind was out there i realized how the office looked and i wondered if it was because he didn't make enoug

in touch at half time but on the hour mark hanover were the architects of their own downfall about bono's allowed to kimi to steal in and find royce was to neil royce had his goal and brighton right his hopes of an upset was fading. and then the floodgates opened in the sixty third minute mario gazza added a third goal for dortmund. and four minutes later it was four nil from an almost identical spot guerrero converted gracie's pass to wipe out any hopes of the come by. kind of a didn't throw. i deflected. brighton right as some consolation but with the last kick of the game of it so completed the round. five one the final score brighton writes it seemed resigned to his fight. for not usually a hand over the coach would be long gone by now which is just they have faith in me but i think they'll decide in the next few days before then try to ask for dortmund their title charge continues. was frankfurt and braman start to the season were mirror images of each other bremen had a cracking start of the campaign but dropped to mid table while the eagles they went from the bottom to the european

and congresswoman bono -- madeleine dean from pennsylvania. take you for being with us. parents i have met say i belong to a club nobody should belong to. we do not want any more members in that club. we do know that this legislation can save lives. before we walk over to the floor of the house to drop the bill in the hopper, i am now going to come up with great pride, yield to my colleague, mike thompson, who will sign his legislation to make it official and make it ready for the hopper. [applause] speaker pelosi: thank you all for coming. [applause] [background noise] announcer: a

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but it will be a full nine months before he becomes a real pro bono he simply spends his time with his family. it's no coincidence the giant rats which to sniff mines in the wild they're extraordinary sense of smell that was them to search for food buried deep underground which would lead to the key is to train your parents to associate the discovery of t.n.t. with food and that's not difficult because everyone knows how intelligent rats. the really hard part is making sure that the rat doesn't make any mistakes that could be fatal not just for the rat. these are regular rats there it's clear from the way they eat these giant rats have special pouches in their cheeks to steal food just like hamsters so this particular animal is on the cusp between being a rat. perhaps that's why they're just a little bit cuter. i guess i should add to another really great benefit of our rats is that they're really curious which lab rats are curious as well but. they're very social in terms of they're really willing to work with people. sometimes will develop that relationship with you but i don't think

cuatro, manejaban el balón muy bien, un triple de los warriors y cerraron la primera mitad ganando, los bonosano, 7 x 2 ganaron. atlas sorprendió en la primera jornada de la liga mx ante querétaro, ¿podría hacer lo mismo en la clausura de méxico? cambia esa cara de enciclopedia, en el minuto 76 rodolfo rivera con el remate casi solo 1 x 0 y así acabó y ganó el atlas, aparentemente la moda de intelectual últimamente. en el minuto 13, edgardo marín con el gol, en el minuto 24 con el cabezazo ricardo diaz comete error, josé godínez con el gol y victoria de chivas de 2 x 1. ismael sosa por pachuca marcó goles, superaron el gol de carlos jerónimo, mientras que zacatecas sorprendió a lobos buap, hacemos una pausa y ya regresamos. >> (música). >> en fotografías, lo que atesoran muchos adolescentes, un adolescente 15 años perdió el sentido del olfato y de el gusto después de un viaje, sufrió dolor de estómago, sangrado y finalmente perdió la vista, los médicos no pueden dar un diagnóstico y dice que su caso es uno en 1 millón. es lamentable lo que le pasó a esta joven. >> gracias por habernos acompañ

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, business chiefs, tech titans, wealthy investors, and a handful of rock stars, yes both sting and bono are here. this meeting comes at a time of great upheaval in the world. the consensus that was the backdrop to the jobless meetings the ever more expansive globalization has been shattered in recent years. real voters in many countries, certainly not the kind of people you are likely to meet here, have revolted. the driving forces in the world now seem to be rising nationalism, and populism. all of these besieging the wealthy elite. the show goes on. even as they grapple with these, world leaders continue to pursue their own objectives, in ways that have important consequences for the rest of us. this week i've been talking to a number of leading figures to get a sense of what is on their mind. i started with bill gates, microsoft cofounder and now, the world's leading philanthropists. >> in the wall street journal you are talking about the best investment ever made. can you explain it? >> our foundation put over $10 billion over the last 20 years into some health delivery organization

stuff the truth about what abortion really did to that child and then did you go around like amelia bono women to have abortions and try legitimize it even to children. >> tucker: this is a change. even people who support roe v. wade historically would be very uncomfortable with something like that someone promoting abortion which is clearly killing and everyone know it is. >> right. >> tucker: promoting it as a positive act to kids u you wouldn't have seen anything like that 10 years ago. >> i think it's the desperation of the proabortion movement right now. they have lost. they have lost, tucker. science shows us when life begins. life begins at the moment of conception. a unique, individual human life genetically distinct from the mother just needs time and nourishment to grow. who is going to take care of these babies? you have thousands of pregnancy and health centers pro-bottom know providing mothers young morps in the pro-life movement. really no argument anymore. no justification anymore for why we need abortion in this country. >> tucker: is there anybody running for president i

obviously being on my own, you know -- >> what was the bruce song, the bono song?ink it's "mysterious," yeah. >> you were listening to books on tape? >> yeah. i had a lot of audio books which i found comforting to have some human voice in my head, talking to me, skiing along. the wind would be howling. quite lonely. >> what kind of books, though? >> winston churchill. a lot of biographies -- >> we will fight on the beaches. >> and reciting a lot of churchill's famous speeches. sort of motivational stuff. >> and he ate 6,000 calories a day. >> wow. >> burning 10,000 calories -- >> burning about 10,000. >> you dropped half the food after 20 days. >> yeah. >> i'm afraid our journey here has ended. thank you very much. >> taking my extra steps today. >> that's right. 11 at least. >> let's do 12, norah. >> 12. congrats to you. >> and cbs "evening news" anchor jeff glor talks about the next installment of the "jack reache reacher" story. the question isn't whether he should be impeached any more. he's the most corrupt president in american history. and we all know it. th

culturally appropriate with an audience you're working with one time of providing services with pro bono lawyers and trained professionals to find out whether your eligible the first station and go through a purview list of questions to see if they have met the 56 year residents arrangement or they're a u.s. citizenship they once they get through the screening they go to legal communication to see lawyers to check am i eligible to be a citizen we send them to station 3 that's when they sit down with experienced advertising to fill out the 4 hundred naturalization form and then to final review and at the end he helps them with the check out station and send them a packet to fill and wait a month to 6 weeks to be invited in for an oral examine and if they pass two or three a months maximum get sworn in and become a citizen every single working groups we have a learning how to vote i mean there are tons of community resources we go for citizenship prep classes and have agencies it stays on site and this is filing out forms for people that are eligible so not just about your 22 page form but

well, here's what bono had to say at a forum in davos today.

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one day of bono -- there was nothing like him in that world.he -- trade -- intimately involved. we had some strong personalities and he was the one who solved all the internal issues and he is such a beautiful person, he is that rare celebrity who is in real like all the good things you see in their celebrity and a whole bunch more. ♪ is in you think facebook an accidental crisis? roger: i do. ♪ emily: you met mark zuckerberg in 20 -- 2006. roger: i get a call from one of the senior executives and says my boss has an existential crisis. i think you are the right guy to help him solve it. he is 22 years old and it's like march of 20 -- 2006. emily: two years after facebook was founded. roger: correct. i think they had 9 million in revenue and i am sitting here and said mark, i need to tell you something before we start. if i don't tell you now, you will never believe me later and assume i am trying to appeal to you. i think you have created the most important company since google and within a few years you will be bigger than google is today. yo

it's that sex, i guess. >> jimmy: let's hook her up with bono.s going on here. it's a new year, we're having fun. well, please, this show, "9 months with courteney cox," it premieres january 22ed on facebook watch. will you be having a baby on this show? >> i will not. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: maybe season two. courteney cox, everybody! thanks. we'll be right back. we all make excuses for the things we don't want to do. but when it comes to colon cancer screening... i'm not doin' that. i eat plenty of kale. ahem, as i was saying... ...with cologuard, you don't need an excuse... all that prep? no thanks. that drink tastes horrible! but...there's no prep with cologuard... i can't take the time off work. who has two days? and i feel fine - no symptoms! everybody, listen! all you need is a trip to the bathroom. if you're 50 or older and at average risk, cologuard is the noninvasive option that finds 92% of colon cancers. you just get the kit in the mail, go to the bathroom, collect your sample, then ship it to the lab! this is your year! own it! cologu

they don't want them to do pro bono work in any official capacity. i guess you shouldn't be out there doing any telethons or anything like that. they are also saying they may not volunteer -- this was a quote, from the doj, their little term sheet, volunteer their services -- may not volunteer their services and continue working on department business during a government shutdown. the reason why i thought they were just ignoring me because they all hate me when i called the pr people at the sec, they weren't getting back to me. they are just not there. i feel better. they don't actually -- they don't hate me. liz: i wouldn't deduce that. [laughter] >> anyway, so i'm actually loved by these people, i think. they are not in their office. that's what's going on now. they are not answering phones. government shutdown, if you don't have money, you know, i read a report, and i don't know if this is true, but if it is true, it is a bizarre turn, that someone told -- recommended that some government employees start garage sales if they need the bucks. that's

. >> whoever comes before 1995 -- >> we have pro bono legal help for people with immigration issues.ere's a reason for that, because we want the people to feel like they don't have to flee. they don't have to hide. >> reporter: the vietnamese community in the south bay is one of the largest anywhere in the country. the vietnamese community makes up roughly 10% of santa clara county's population. in san jose, devon feely, kpix 5. >>> a show of solidarity from washington, d.c. to here in the bay area as tens of marched togetherllinfor equality. katie nelson reports from san francisco, and tells us the turnpike wasn't quite as big as last year's. >> reporter: both organizers and attendees of today's march said the same thing: there were definitely fewer people here. what they can't agree on is why. the third annual women's march made its way from civic center plans is a down market street to embarcadero. and while there were plenty of signs and banners with slogans, one thing was noticeably missing: the large crowds of years past. >> i'm a little perplexed as to why the turn out here is

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not going to go up to bono and start singing. >> reporter: born in chicago, it was l.a.'s famous comedy store 1998, i'm al like this is where i have to be. this is where i have to start. by the way, this is my first walk and talk interview. i've never had a mole waiter at a nearby hotel, he would race here on his breaks to do standup. on the way up, he studied the observational humor of jerry seinfeld and the physicality of the late john ritter. >> you ever dress an infant? they have no core. >> reporter: his richest material, though, comes from his family. especially his dad. >> my father knows what i make. i know what he's got buried in the yard. the more personal i would get on stage about those stories, the more people enjoyed them. he's become a mountain of material. >> reporter: but i take it he's laughing with you? >> oh, yes. yes. he loves it. >> reporter: but relatability is key, right? >> i think it works. i think people laugh at that stuff. i love when people go, did you live in my house or on our block? you kind of know how i grew up. >> reporter: a shy guy of

or trying to represent clients pro bono. these are all things judges have made efforts to do, and the lack of an investigation examining the scope of misconduct that without everyone knowing the full circumstances that which is harmful to the victims and public. you are suggesting not only , but that reported there continue to be an ongoing investigation and the discipline be formally imposed in spite of resignations. i don't know if discipline would be formally imposed. courts have interpreted the totute of jurisdiction discipline, does not mean an investigation has to stop, even if it does not happen by an appointed special committee. i do think there should be a report after something like that happens. >> any further questions? >> my question goes to the scope. i will start out by thinking you both for being here. it is very helpful to hear testimony, because i will have a better sense of it if you can't things that you learned yourself as law clerks. especially the sexual harassment. was this something you perceived whe