hans nichols caught up with matt damon.hen he is not playing jason bourne on the big screen, he is raising money for water. >> there are still 780 million people on planet earth who do not have access to water. >> corporations are doing their part, they are getting their? >> we have a number of corporate a bunch, pepsi, ikea, of stepped-up and they have been really great, and they get it. they are taking a proactive role. it will require a lot more than that, obviously. let's first impressions on davos? >> i have been here two hours and i have already heard a beautiful concert. i would have to say that is a good start. take care. >> the talk of the newsroom this morning was the similarities between matt damon and hans nichols. at least that is what hans was wanting to talk about. >> i am sure that is exactly what hans nichols wanted to talk about. correspondent of bloomberg television. i think that would be a good gig for him. >> it would do him great. a lot of celebrities come here and sometimes get a little bit of flack,

this hits home for damon who has four daughters. provides small loans to help people get access to water. >> people were paying 15 or 20 times what you or i pay for our water to a local water mafia. you give them their time back and work at their job and pay the loan off. they are in control of their destiny. it is not only about the millions of children who die every year. it is about the quality of life that somebody can have if they have access to clean water. >>> instead of supporting the lesionization legalization of pot, he says also in the interview the president said if he had a son, he would not let him play football because of the concussion risks. when you think of new york's central park. many of the things that come to mind are the horse drawn carriage rides. here is margaret connelly. >> fred, it is a horse buggy battle. many of us are flocking to central park to see the horses or go on one last carriage ride. they are an iconic way to go for a ride. they will soon be a think of the past. new york mayor has taken the r

hollywood star matt damon is taking center stage in davos.received an award as cofounder of a nonprofit organization, water.org. pope francis has sent his blessing to davos. he urged the leaders to ensure well.umanity is served he called for a new political and business mentality that takes ethics into consideration. as the business elite gather in davos, peace talks between syrian president bashar al-assad and opposition groups began. at least 40 countries including the u.n., russia, and the u.s. hope to create a transitional government and end the three year civil war. hello and welcome to "countdown." >> 6:31 here in london. time to head back to dad vose -- davos in the snowy and very cold resort. now a bloomberg exclusive story. billionaires expend -- attending richer inplan to be 2014 with a few key that's. francine lacqua and others are live from the slopes. towe have been talking shibu. a lot of ceo's are here for business and also to gauge the mood. the mood seems pretty firsttable here, the meeting in davos where we have not had a lo

we have been speaking to some celebrities, and you got on with matt damon. >> my good friend matt damon, we met last night, but i could tell they are going to be good friends. isa flows is always -- davos always a good mix. i asked matt damon what he is here for and what he hopes to accomplish. >> there are 700 million people who don't have access to water. >> who are you partnered with? corporate a number of partners. pepsi, ikea, there are a bunch that have really stepped up for us, and they have been really great, and they are taking a proactive role in this, which is wonderful, but it is going to require more than that obvious way. >> as you both know, there are a lot of corporate sponsorships here. some $200 million in corporate sponsorship. this is a big party. it has serious issues. the president will be speaking tomorrow. that will dominate the conversation. back into bring iran the situation, and how do you make sure they stop nuclear ambitions? >> i am sure you will mix it up between a debate and the little partying. have a good couple days. here is a look at what else is comi

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chef or cook, as damon prefers to be called, didn't attend culinary institute.rely even worked in a restaurant before he built this house in 1985 and started serving four-star meals to willing patrons. >> it has snowballed over the years and it is all because of the guests telling other guests. we have never gotten media coverage ever. 255 dollars base price , allyou 16 to 20 courses conceived, farm, prepared and served by damon. >> we have from belgium, abu dhabi, dubai. harvest is much more the big cuisine i have developed. it is essentially living off the land. table hear about farm to all the time but this is taking it to another level. >> it occurred to me that everything i needed was right here on the property. anyone who ever grown anything knows there is something about it that touches you. taking that it be able to server to guests is so rewarding and fulfilling. >> people ask me how do you do the during the winter? starch turns to sugar in all these vegetables and that prevents them from freezing and going into deep freeze. i've all different kinds of

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a very special guest, matt damon. the oscar winning actor isn't the big news of the day. the new water pump is stealing the spotlight. and damon's charity made it happen. water.org helps bring water and sanitation to those in need. >> water really underpins everything. every 20 seconds a child dies because they lack access to clean water and sanitation. every 20 seconds. >> this hits home for damon, who has four daughters. >> once you have kids, it's impossible not to see their face in every child you see. >> water.org provides small loans to help people get access to water. >> people were paying money for water already. sometimes 15, 20 times what you or i pay for our water, right, to a local water mafia. if you can just front them the money to connect to the municipality, you'd give them their time back so they could work at their job and pay the loan off. they are now in control of their destiny in a way that they weren't. so it's not only about the millions of children who actually die every year, it's about the q

and who to expect when jack diamond and matt damon hit davos. i'm julianna goldman in for al this week. we begin the program with ben rhodes, thanks for joining us. after an extensive review, the president unveiled his changes to national security agency to the surveillance program. let me ask you, if i'm joe schmo, average citizen, if i'm google, what changes are going into effect beginning for me today? >> the program with the most attention is metadata relating to phone calls, the time of calls and phone numbers, that is in a database that the government controls and can query for information. there is a risk for potential abuse of that database. so what we're going to do immediately, the government cannot query that database to access information from it without going to a court first and getting judicial review beforehand. we're going to transition out of that program and have somebody other than the government hold that metadata. that's a big change in terms of privacy protection for all americans. every american's phone data could potenti

no, matt damon was a great sport about it. fun. but, the weirdest part was after we presented, when we went back to our seats. >> we don't know. we don't know. i went -- >> jimmy: that's what you do, right? >> he went back to his seat. i went back to the table. we're done. >> jimmy: yeah, we're done. >> no one watches us at that moment. >> jimmy: then, all of these people came up to me, they said, "jimmy, melissa's waiting for you backstage, you're supposed to --" >> and i got, "melissa, jimmy's waiting for you." so then, i thought i had done -- >> jimmy: so i was going backstage. i go, what? they go, "we want you to take photos." i go, "oh, i didn't know that. i didn't win anything." [ light laughter ] why would you want a photo of us? >> but, you did. you won my purse. >> jimmy: no, what happened was -- we go back, and it's a lot of these foreign photographers there. and they're like, "melissa, melissa, over here. no, look over here, melissa. oh, look. melissa, look over here." >> hey, hey! [ talking over each other ] >> jim

damon mallatere's company manages the hotel, which is not owned by best western, he says he heard it was something much more mundane. >> the subsequent conversations i had with the police department indicated to me that the medical examiner was telling them that he was pretty sure it was death by heart attack or natural cause. >> reporter: the medical examiner, dr. brent hall, had not, in fact, determined daryl and shirley jenkins died of simultaneous fatal heart attacks in room 225 back in april. he hadn't determined any cause of death. he had mailed off blood samples to the state lab in raleigh, hoping they could help. hard to imagine anything more urgent than finding and stopping the killer of that elderly couple. but for some reason, dr. hall did not ask the lab to put a rush on those samples. >> and they sit there. they sit there for 40 days until the first test is done. >> reporter: eventually, like the morning fog that settles on this mountain town, the mystery just drifted away. unsolved. it was as if the entire town of boone simply shrugged. >> there was no sense of urgency

> i have been here for two hours and i heard a beautiful concert and that's a good start. >> matt damon's water mission is part of the really extreme we are seeing at davos this year, the gap between rich and poor. how do you close the gap? >> look at the been on wage in the u.s. since 19 50 in place and adjusted. it is terrible. look at the rest of the world of the minimum wage is a problem. we've clearly created a society where we have large groups of haves and have-nots which was expressed by the public during the financial crisis, sometimes in graphic ways and we need to address it. >> to solve income inequality, we need to educate people better. when you have 25% of the people in high school not completing it, you are creating people who will not get better jobs and might often wind up doing things that are not socially acceptable. a higher percentage of people could not graduate from high school and they wind up in our prison system which is the largest in the world. income inequality cannot be solved overnight. we have to commit to do it over time. education is probably the key. >>

. >>> and the fight against elephant poachers in africa leads our arwa damon into the forest.y she says many are forced to kill elephants in the form of a modern-day slavery. up next. >>> it's hard to believe that more than 10,000 people in colombia have been killed or injured by land mines since 1990. that is more than any other country, except afghanistan. well now there's a design firm that has come up with an electronic device that fits inside a shoe to detect mines. so if an explosive device is within a few feet, sends a warning signal to a wristband, telling the person to change direction. the firm is now looking for funding to get this device on the market. >>> all this week, cnn has been reporting, this is a horrible situation. this is a killing of thousands of elephants every year. problem is so bad, central africa has now lost almost two-thirds of its elephants. arre arwa damon has been going along on the hunt for poachers in the congo and found people known as pigmies often bullied into killing the elephants just to survive. >> reporter: gunfire rings out. we try to

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matt damon is there.that is right, hans nichols got a chance to speak with him about a lot of things, but most importantly about his blogging initiative. we will speak with him in a moment. >> headlines this week are about the future of online television and about what we watch, indicating that perhaps the revolution will not be televised, but it will be streamed. yesterday verizon spent $200 billion to obtain a struggling internet company that was built by intel. they will be reporting results. investors waiting this year on competition from other streaming outlets. amazon came out and denied a report of recent talks to acquire online pay-tv services. no matter who wins, it is clear the future of television will be based on that. lisa gershom knows a few things about this business. a former executive at nbc universal, cofounder of oxygen media. you have been reading these headlines, what is your impression so far? >> it is its own story, in a lot of ways. the bottom line is always going to be content. if

arwa damon is joining us live from london.fascinating seri series you have been doing all week here. and it seems frustrating for these folks trying desperately to convict or prosecute somebody who is responsible for poaching these elephants. and every step of the way, they seem to come against these barriers. ultimately, do they end up finding people, do they prosecute people? it just looks like it's a very frustrating experience. >> reporter: it most certainly is, suzanne. and people are actually very rarely prosecuted. we have been in touch with the african parks team, and they told us that all of the chinese who were in jail were released with no court date. their passports weren't confiscated and the african parks team suspects they must have paid a hefty bribe to be released from jail without any sort of prosecution whatsoever. and that's another big problem, of course, is this widespread, rampant corruption. >> and what is behind this? why is this so important? why is it so valuable, these elephant ivory tusks that they

and damon's charity made it happen.rg helps bring water and sanitation to those in need. >> water really kind of underpins everything. every 20 seconds a child dies, because they lack access to clean water and sanitation. every 20 seconds. >> reporter: this hits home for damon, who has four daughters. >> once you have kids, it's impossible not to see, you know, their face in every child you see. >> reporter: water.org provides small loans to help people get access to water. >> people were paying money for water already. sometimes 15, 20 times what you or i pay for our water to a local water mafia. and if you could front them the money to connect to the immun y immunity, you would give them their time back to pay the loan off. they are now in control of their destiny in a way they weren't. so it's not only about the millions of children who actually die every year. it's about the quality of life that somebody can have if they have access to clean water. >> you can help. >>> a deadly day for egyptians, as they head to the

arwa damon went along on a hunt for the poachers, where shots were fired, the end, a sad find.s a cnn exclusive, and got to warn you here, these images are graphic. >> reporter: it's been eight, grueling, hot hours on this river. chasing poachers in the republic of congo's largest national park. for these eco guards, disappointment follows disappointment. >> when you put your hand inside, it's actually still quite warm, which means that they probably left early in the morning. >> reporter: finally, around a bend, signs of activity. smoke rising along the bank. they rush ashore and fan out into the jungle. within seconds, a gunshot. and the pursuit begins. the terrain is dense and disorienting. the men force their way through the undergrowth and slosh through water. our cnn team can barely keep up. they've all gone forward, trying to chase down what seems to be a poacher, who at least most definitely is armed. they appear to have caught him completely by surprise. the head of the park's anti poaching division brandishes the weapon captured by one of his men. >> tried to shoot hi

hawn is talking about the benefits of meditation and actor matt damon. still 780 million people that don't have access to water. >> are corporations doing their part? >> we've got a number of corporate partners,, pepsi cat, ikea, a bunch of them have stepped up and they have been great and they get it and are taking a proactive role which is really wonderful. it will require more than that. >> first impressions on daovs? >> i have been here for two hours and i heard a beautiful concert and that's a good start. matt damon's water mission is part of the really extreme we are seeing at davos this year, the gap between rich and poor. how do you close the gap? >> look at the been on wage in the u.s. since 19 50 in place and adjusted. it is terrible. look at the rest of the world of the minimum wage is a problem. we've clearly created a society where we have large groups of haves and have-nots which was expressed by the public during the financial crisis, sometimes in graphic ways and we need to address it. >> to solve income inequality, we need to educate peo

you probably have not heard of damon burrell could he has created one of the most damon burrell.e has created one of the most exclusive dinner restorations -- dinner registrations. hosted guests from more than 50 countries in the last year alone. rachel crane went below ground to taste the exclusive cuisine. >> it is the kind of food you dream about. a trip that begins with down this long winding road to the remote town of earl 10, new york. >> nice to see you. disguise then cement. -- in this guys a cement. it can take you five years -- this guy's basement. he has created one of the most exclusive registrations -- exclusive reservations on the planet. >> i never dreamed it could end up like this. >> what is that? >> chef, or cook as he prefers to be called, not attend culinary school. in arely even worked restaurant before he built his house in 1985. he started serving four-star meals to willing patrons. all the guests tell other guests, which is miraculous. we never got the media coverage ever. gets you55 base price 16 to 20 courses. all conceived, farmed, prepared, and served

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and damon's charity made it happen.ps bring water and sanitation to those in need. >> water really under pips everything. every 20 seconds a child dies because they lack access to clean water and sanitation. every 20 seconds. >> this hits home for damon who has four daughters. >> when you have kids it's impossible not to see their face in every child. >> water.org provides small loans to help people get access to water. >> people were paying for water already. sometimes 15 to 20 times what you and i pay for our water to a local water mafia. if you can get the money to connect to the municipality, you give them their time back to work and pay a loan off. they are now in control of their destiny in a way they weren't. it's not only about the millions of children who actually die every year, but the quality of that somebody can have if they have access to clean water. ♪ [ male announcer ] what kind of energy is so abundant, it can help provide the power for all this? natural gas. ♪ more than ever before, america's electric

george clooney, bill murray, cate blanchett, john goodman, bob balaban, and, unfortunately, matt damons a package deal. hopefully his flight will get canceled or something. and one more programming note. the week of march 10th we're taking our show on the road to austin, texas for the annual south by southwest music festival. a lot of people have been asking when they can get tickets. the answer is now. tickets for the shows are available starting now at kimmelinaustin.com. we hope to see you there. that will be a lot of fun. so go and get your tickets and join us there. [ applause ] >> jimmy: after ushering a generation of teenage girls into puberty with a beguiling combination of basketball and dance, our first guest has gone on to big success in the movies. his new comedy is called "that awkward moment," it opens in theaters tomorrow, please say hello to zac efron. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i'm just going to warn you right off the top. [ applause ] >> jimmy: there's a maniac in the audience. >> dude, i actually like you right now. >> jimmy: when i came out, i thought he was excited to

>> jimmy: i'd like to thank mark wahlberg, bruce dern, and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of timecame crescent pizza pocket-tastic pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop. he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! >> jimmy: i'd like to thank mark wahlberg, bruce dern, and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. nightline is next, but first, this is their album "shulamith" - here with song "spilling lines," poliÇa. poliÇa "spilling lines" ♪ i'll appease them all watch me run whenever he calls ♪ ♪ change my clock to follow his time spilling lines they ain't even mine ♪ ♪ don't you ask me for just one more kiss don't you see how weak i get ♪ ♪ when i can grant your wish so oh oh ♪ ♪ don't you ask me for just one more kiss don't you see how weak i get ♪ ♪ when i could grant your wish so oh oh ♪ ♪ hold so tight i break your hand fall from the saints to be your woman ♪ ♪ talk till the day to beg a chance bury my name under the sand no you can't ♪ ♪ do

last time you were here, i think i was bound and gagged by matt damon.g you the taser but they didn't let me do it. >> jimmy: what does that mean? >> the electronic, you know -- >> jimmy: taser? you wanted to give it to me? >> yeah. >> jimmy: who didn't let you do it? >> i think it was yours sta sta. >> jimmy: oh, good. thank you, staff. why did you want to tase me. >> that was part of the bit. >> jimmy: i didn't see that in the script. >> i think it was a prop. >> jimmy: oh, it was a prop. i would have been okay with a prop, yes. but not a real taser. you're good, right? everything is good with us, you and i? we're cool. i don't know. >> there are some things. >> jimmy: now what's wrong exactly? >> your guy call med this morn pg. he says you have to do this interview to be on the show. as though we remember what the hell we said. >> jimmy: he likes to know what's new with you. >> he says you're going to be on the show eight times. >> jimmy: your eighth time here. >> i said the first time i was on the show, jimmy invited me to come over his house for a b

>> with matt damon? >> no. >> matt damon and goldie hawn. a panel in davos. guy?tar lineup in davos. fascinating interview. continuing after this break. she is a self-made billionaire and cofounder of aging giant beijing giant developer soho. zhang xin, coming up. how to escape and icy ambush, hansng lessons in davos, nichols at the wheel. ♪ >> good morning, you're watching "the pulse," live from london. i am guy johnson. live from davos as well. avivrading floor in tel opened this week. elliott gotkine caught up with the chairman of israel's second business bank. talking about the damage done to the israeli economy by the superstrong chuckle. >> -- shekl. believe and are waiting to see what will happen in the states as long as the u.s. starts to grow faster, i think israel will have reparations from currencies like the shekel. >> how does it affect customers? >> most of them are hedging for the short term, if it is high-tech, margins are higher economy. every percentage is affecting them. >> regulators say the bank needs to cut costs because of low interest rates

matt damon did not get a nomination for his role in "elysium." although i did call him at 5:00 this morning to let him know personally. tom hanks and oprah were also snubbed, which surprised me. you see what happens when you're nice? they spit right in your face. one of the nine films that was nominated for best picture was "the wolf of wall street." or as i call it twows. it still received a lot of critical acclaim. there's also been conster nas about the amount of cursing in the film. the f-word was used 506 times in three hour, which is apparently the record. but you have to hand it to the producers, not only are they apologizin apologizing, they're open ly embracing it. >> we're making a name for ourselves. >> and now it's nominated for five academy awards. including best [ bleep ] pict e picture, best [ bleep ] director, martin scorsese, best [ bleep ] actor, leonardo [ bleep ] dicaprio. yeah, the wolf of wall street, for your [ bleep ] consideration. >> tom: anyway, congratulations to all the nominees. and good luck not eating anything for

and damon's charity made it happen.ng water and sanitation to those in need. >> water really kind of underpins everything. every 20 seconds a child dies because they lack access to clean water and sanitation. every 20 seconds. >> reporter: this hits home for damon, who has four daughters. >> once you have kids, it's impossible not to see their face in every child you see. >> reporter: water.org provides small loans to help people get access to water. >> people were paying money for water already. sometimes 15, 20 times what you or i pay for our water, right, to a local water mafia. and if you could actually just front them the money to connect to the municipality, you give them their time back so they could work at their job and pay the loan off. they are now in control of their destiny in a way that they weren't. so it's not only about the millions of children who actually die every year. it's about the quality of life that somebody can have if they have access to clean water. ♪ humans -- even when we cross our "t's" a

>> matt damon is the celebrity and residents this year.ll be speaking, the kino political address. keynote political address. people want to hear from the same people every year, they brian moynihan of bank of america. don barton from mckinsey. nouriel roubini and ian bremmer. those are the kind of people, john rice, who handles international for jeff and not just,neral electric. -- j -- >> you mentioned rouhani speaking, the sanctions were lifted that you route is not going to participate in syrian talks. what does this mean for cooperation? unimportant question. i will be doing a panel tomorrow morning. person panel, john lewis key will be in the audience, he was the lead american at the imf for years. hopkins. at johns he uses the word "macro prudential." that is not happening in basel, in banking. how are we going to jumpstart ordination? >> tom keene from davos. >> wish you were here. >> say hi to matt damon for me. we will be checking in throughout the week. act in new york, time to look at our agenda, the stories shaping the day. bm

damon's charity made it happen. >> water underpins everything.se they lack access to clean water and sanitation. every 20 seconds. >> this hits home for damon who has four daughters. >> once you have kids it's impossible not to see their face in every child you see. >> water.org provides loan tops help people get access to water. >> people were paying for water already, sometimes 15 to 20 times what we pay for water. if you could front them water to connect to the municipality you give them time back to work at their job and pay the loan off. they're in control of their destiny in a way they weren't. it's not about the millions of children that die every year, it's about the quality of life somebody can have if they can access to clean water. >> impact your world. we're going to take a break. coming up next upon "new day" how does cameron diaz keep in physical shape? how does she get my coanchors to actually read something? we're going to sit down with the actress coming up next. >> good stuff. ♪ [ male announcer ] even more impressive than the r

that book hits theaters next month starring george clooney, crate blanchett, bill murray and matt damonre the real monuments men. art historians and museum directors tasked by fdr to sneak behind enemy lines and hunt down cultural masterpieces and rescue them before the german army destroyed everything as the third reich fell. incredible how these brave men and women risked their lives to save a piece of history and a piece of art. in fact, there's a photo here of adolf hitler and hermann goering looking at one of those looted works selected for their personal collections. sotheby's just hours ago sold four paintings recovered by the monuments men, including g giovan giovannis, fetching an amount way above the estimated $300,000. and venice a view of the patze sold for $233,000 and a pair of jean-baptiste, 9: x 12, well above the $300,000 estimate. amazing story and happy ending in this case about the rescue and recovery of millions of works of displaced art during world war ii and the brave people behind their protection. ty, reading the book. a great book. >> looking forward -- >> ver

other awards it's easy to lose sight of what really matters, and what really matters is that matt damonost. [ laughter ] [ applause ] he made out with an old man and has nothing to show for it. [ laughter ] while we're on the subject of bad things happening to bad people, alex rodriguez of the new york yankees had a rough weekend for using performance-enhancing drugs and trying to obstruct the investigation. he's being suspended 162 games without pay. and those are baseball games. think about how long one baseball game is. multiply that by 162. we're going to be living on mars by the time a-rod can play again. [ laughter ] a-rod's suspension is the longest doping penalty in the history of baseball. so another record for a-rod. what a career he's had. [ laughter ] between a-rod and dennis rodman this has been a bad week for people with "rod" in their names. the nfl season's down to four teams. the seattle seahawks, san francisco 49ers, denver broncos and new england patriots who beat the indianapolis colts on sunday. for some reason nba legend charles barkley was in the patriots' locker

. >> 16-year-old damon pope, however, who had recently been caught with marijuana, appeared determinedl right now 16. you'll be 17 in a month. and you have an attitude like you're too good to be in this place. you're going to run this place. are you kidding me? are you kidding me? you think you're that good? >> tell me about your goals. >> my goals, trying to entrepreneur, you know. own a business, possibly take over this jail, you know. and i could be at home like donald trump, collecting money, writing checks, possibly writing you a check. you know. >> uh-huh. that sounds great. >> i tell you what your goals are. you're going to be in one of these units if you continue to do the things that you're doing. in a month. i'll give you less than that. okay? you're 17 years old, you walk through that back door and you will not leave. you understand me? you will not leave. that's what's going to happen to you. that's where you're going. everybody put your arms out, put your thumbs down. all the way out. i don't have anything big enough for him. >> grab a piece of string and tie his arms toge

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next week, matt damon. it is no act. a cause that is near and dear to his heart.k, keep it right here. we are on the money. we'll be back next weekend. hope you are too. >>> this weekend on "extra." bieber busted. popped with a dui, drinking, smoking pot, resisting arrest after a dangerous drag race at 4:00 a.m. >> oh, my god. >> is bieber's house of cards falling down? new pic lindsay partying in a club hours before breaking news about her big career comeback. >> i'm in a place where i can do that. >> is her oprah reality show in trouble. >> it might have hit a bit of a snag. >> leno pushed out? >> you would have liked to stay? >> it's not my decision. >> jay claiming he never wanted to leave.

actor matt damon has been awarded for his charity work. whichounded water.org, works to provide access to clean water and a decent toilet for as many people as possible. to try towas in davos convince some of the political and business leaders about his cause. are the headlines -- two people killed in clashes in ukraine, and the first violent deaths in the protests are likely to stoke more anger at the government. heavy security in china at the trial of one of the country's most prominent dissidents. limitary peace talks on syria get underway for the most serious effort to end the bloodshed. but the opposing side as far apart as they have ever been. there is little hope for a breakthrough. also today and switzerland, the annual economic forum in davos is getting underway. 2500 political and business leaders have kicked off of their annual blame -- brainstorming blitz. but syria is very much on people's minds. inside looktoday's is kenneth roth, executive director of human rights watch, and he joins us now from davos. thank you for taking t

johnny damon's it's a story on his life and his leadership of the jewish state . i will sharon was born in palestine in nineteen twenty eight at the age of twenty he joined is will's underground military. he fought in all of israel's wars since the state's founding in nineteen forty eight and quickly rose to the rank of major general in nineteen fifty six he was credited with helping turn the tide of the nineteen seventy three meetings. when arab alarmist launched a surprise attack on israel his military exploits were also steeped in controversy in nineteen eighty two he organized the school sedation of this know what the neighbor lebanon a strike takes balls to palestine with the race in one patient from lebanon and stop you from using the time to launch attacks against these. but it also resulted in the killing of hundreds of palestinians by lebanese christian militiamen known as the cell growth and chat to a massacre from then on sharon was notorious among palestinians and hate it. the incident left a gift from office in nineteen eighty three. he remained a pop

davos switzerland including presidents, prime ministers, billionaires and celebrities such as matt damon. despite the list of who's who-- dr.bluford putnam a chief economist at cme group says the meeting is not likely to hold the same significance as years past. "davos can be really important when there is a major financial issue -edit out :24-:28 in early 2009 davos was very important-- but right now the possibility of a crisis is receeding, the u.s. is growing stronger -- things are coming back. so davos will be a more introspective meeting this year. since the meltdown--central banks have rescued struggling economies which in turn has improved stock markets around the global.however, there an even greater divide of wealth.global unemployment rose by 5 mllion in 2013.and according to one estimate- the combined wealth of the world's richest 85 people is equal to half of the world's population.the topic of how to spread the wealth will happen in davos.chuck coppola joins me now with an update on economic inequality in america. next month, when president obama tours europe, he will meet w

like every year is a ben affleck year or a matt damon year, every year is a stevie nix year.alk about the selfie. we have to talk about that in 2013. we're all guilty of it. president obama did it, unfortunately, at the memorial service. there you go. for nelson mandela. there you go. that's anderson cooper and me during the government shutdown looking a little tired at the capitol. selfie cannot go away. >> what could replace it? people promoting themselves, taking pictures on social media, that's not going away. that's only going to accelerate will. >> i think when we say selfie, we're talking about a specific pose, duck limbs shot. i feel like and you anderson cooper taking a shot of yourself during the shutdown, that's a self portrait. that's an elevated selfie. thank you for elevating it but i'm not so sure. i find a lot of people with that mirror shot. you know you're in your car. >> or the bathroom selfie in the pajamas. >> i have to -- you and i are friends. full disclosure. and one of the thing i wanted you to do was bring on your iphone case holder. oh, my gosh. don

interstellar has a huge cast--- matthew mcconaughey, jessica chastain, and matt damon. > >great cast. > >a big science fiction movie. it comes out next november. i think the mystery and everyone that loves christopher nolan movies should be very excited just the fact that he's got a movie coming out. > >the hunger games. is that a no-brainer? fans are so loyal to this brand. > >they should be because they've crafted 2 really good movies out of it. the third movie like the twilight series and the harry potter series, they're splitting the final chapter into 2 movies so we're going to get one chapter in 2014 and the final one in 2015. mockingjay part 1 is going to be massive. > >you say that how to train your dragon is a film to watch as far as animation. > >very excited seeing this one. this should be the big animated film next year. the first how to train your dragon is a wonderful movie if you haven't seen it. after the really disappointing year that we've had in 2013 for animation, the fact that this is coming out is really something to whet your appetite. i can't wait for it. > > a

. >> what's the conversation like between jamie diamond and matt damon?conversation there really i had participated in. i had a fabulous conversation with mr. diamond about global and country to country risk last year, again off the record. within it, there is this idea of bouncing into people, that's a lot of what davos is about. >> tom, thanks very much. have a great trip. we look forward to seeing you and your interviews with fabulous guests next week from davos. >> julianna, thanks so much. >> sure. let's turn to megan mccardell and margaret carlson. guys, we are a couple weeks into 2014 and already the conversation is starting about the debt ceiling. so here you go, republicans are saying mandatory spending has to be accompanied by a raise in the debt ceiling. democrats are saying no negotiations. now the treasury secretary says has to be done at the end of the february. megan, who blinks first? >> they're going to come to a deal because the republicans will talk big and go home. in the e gotten punched face one too many times on this particular stun

. >> she has become a media celebrity like matt damon.stagram video of two helicopters just above the tv studio, one was not a man -- one wasmie dimon matt damon, and one was jamie dimon. >> people know tom is the host of bloomberg surveillance, but he is really an instagram aficionado. >> it's funny. onyou should follow him twitter, instagram, facebook, whatever you like. >> we will be covering inside davos all week. >> you and your chubby kittens. >> from switzerland, later this week, the uranium president is going to be right here in davos for the first time in his 10 years. is to drum up investment in iran. they have been crushed by academic sanctions led by the united states, supported by the united nations. our middle east editor is with us. give us the view from the middle east? what are they thinking when they see him going to the world economic forum, and what to the gauge is his chances? what probability do they give them to what he would call success? here in israel you will not find a huge number of people wishing him a lot of

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gets you55 base price 16-20 courses, all conceived, farmed, prepared, and served it by damon.m,ests abu dhabi, dubai. >> foodies travel far and wide to get a taste of this not so cutting edge cuisine. >> it is more than the cuisine i have developed over the last two years. it is my way of life, living off the land. about form tables, but this is taking it to a new level. exit occur to me one day that everything i needed was on the property. everyone was overgrown anything there -- knows there is something about it. taking that and being able to serve it is so rewarding and for filling. >> people always ask me how you do this during the window. -- winter. the starch turns to sugar in all of these vegetables and that prevents them from going into deep freeze. i have all different kinds of carrots, turnips, rutabagas, leaks, scallions, even garlic. >> you have a five year waiting list for your restaurant. that is not typical. >> i know. some folks get frustrated. there was a group i put on the list about two years ago and the gentleman wrote that we are all in our late 70s to mid

damon daniels and eugene fladger says dozens of charges, including a forgery. >> golden state warriorslast night. their game was ugly. the warriors' stumbled against the washington whizzers. golden state's a backcourt of stephen curry in place thompson were outplayed down the stretch. both teams on shot 38 percent from the floor. the warriors held to 36 points in the second half. thompson had 13 points and six rebounds. stephen curry scored 23 points but missed a three- pointer as time expired at a time--tied the game and sent it to overtime. the score more years lowe's 88-85., the '. >> brazen armed robbers in wisconsin stole a violin that is worth an estimated $6 million. a violinist was playing a legendary 400 your old concert on monday night. afterwards when he was leaving, he noticed that a bill " was next to his. two men jumped from that car and hit him with a taser. he dropped the violin. and it took off with it. police believe it was a targeted crime. now, an fbi team that specializes in higher in art guest is assisting a milwaukee police. >> welcome back. it looks like there i