soho. do we know what he was doing in soho? he is selling things. memory things of the band.hoto, autograph little things. bone was a nice man, you know. that's a pretty incendiary statement. well, everyone else is wrong. he was kind. i want to talk to you about your mum. she's in new york. actually, you want to ask me what i think about esmé ford. well, she's a threat that's pretty clear. she comes back into your father's life everything goes wrong. people get killed. what would your mum say? about bone? three cheers. about esmé... no idea. you're not writing this down. no, it's off the record. did you know that bone had £20,000 in cash stashed under the passenger seat of his land rover? you're kidding. he was flogging memorabilia. (laughing) that's actually cheered me up. what did he do that was so kind? he baked me a cake. can i go now? it's a sculpture? it's a macerator. my pride and joy. all the crap comes out of the house and the farm, down the soil pipes, and this sweet little baby chops it all up, liquefies it. pushes it back into mother earth. i love this thing, man.

it was funny, it was in soho, and actually cut a disk live as you were singing. took that around to a number of different people. eventually, peter asher, who lives here in los angeles and was my manager for many, many years, and produced most of the early albums. peter heard that this and he had just signed on for apple records and took the disk to paul mclarney and george harrison. they herded and gave the green light, and i was set -- they heard it and gave it the green light. it was like the mother of all big breaks. for me, it was just like someone opened the door. >> as amazing as that story is, that was not the moment that we got to become aware of james taylor. you did not become a hit based upon that this. but the first album got enough recognition to be able to come here to los angeles. peter asher picked up a record deal with warner brothers records. that is when we made "sweet baby james." tavis: baby face and i grew up in the same part of indiana. we both grew up in the corn field listening to james taylor. >> that is an honor, i love it. i think we

this is as flames gutted that building in soho neighborhood. witnesses saw a man setting fire to a hallway after a domestic dispute. one person not involved in that dispute died. neighbors say they could hear screams coming from the building. >> screaming for help. >> do you know what floor he was on? >> i think the third floor. i was going to climb down to the fire escape and help him. i would have been another casualty probably. >>> it took about 200 firefighters to get that fire under control. police arrested a man who they say lives in the building. he was taken to the hospital for bruises that investigators say he sustained while trying to fight off firefighters. >>> today we'll learn more about a safety review of boeing's newest airplane. the faa will release details of the 787 dreamliner. this week an electrical fire broke out on one of them owned by japan airlines. it arrived in boston. a day later, a fuel leak grounded under airplane operated by jal. similar planes fly in and out of dulles every day. >>> the cdc will announce today tha

cannibalism or mud pies and i mean cannibalism and people in each other no i'm not talking about the soho definition that would be something else live democrats are involved with. so it gets worse though ok again the taxpayer is out there owning these banks they don't know what's in the warning came as regulators admitted that the government had overpaid when rescuing the banks in two thousand and eight and that the taxpayer would never make as large a profit from the bailouts as the u.s. if at all asked whether return. for the u.k. taxpayer might match the fifteen percent returns made in the u.s. on their bank bailouts mr course said quote i don't think the u.k. taxpayer will get those returns pressed on whether the taxpayer would make a profit at all he added i don't know again they don't know they don't know the size of the black hole they don't know whether they're going to make a profit they don't know whether any bankers are making bonuses they don't know anything they don't not know if the. phrase black call does not refer again to the population but let's talk about the drunk troo

that's nothing to do with soho china.ijing and shanghai is because we believe that right now the only thing we're seeing the opportunity is the office demand is where these companies want to come in to open offices in beijing and shanghai. not so much in residential, not so much in hotel. not so much even in retail because in retail you're competing with online shopping. people going on line. that's where generally in real estate that's the situation in china. >> are you seeing good opportunities in the united states right now in terms of pricing? how would you characterize pricing? >> it's amazing to see how manhattan's prime real estate are still going so high, pricing. we're also living in a time where money comes, you know, relatively inexpensive. they are chasing after you. we also live in a world where there are a lot of parts of the world that are relatively unstable. many are also looking for, you know, safe haven. that's london and new york. >> thanks for being on the program. >> that if for today from "worldwide

hanks saloon and blue door video shop and soho lounge and drinks galore. >> bob: if i were to list foodres i could go on for years. it's nice thing to bring it out and makes it exciting, it is ridiculous. food stamps are needed by most people that need them. and paycheck issue that you refer to in the two or three twits or tweets, whatever you call them. you underestimated the american people intelligence. when they are getting a cut in pay local taxes, it's not much money. at first it was cut. when obama did this at the last minute. >> the point of that was, democrats never saw the paycheck coming. >> bob: you are making it sound like, everybody is seeing a massive pay decrease and it's a small amount of money so don't use it as if obama raised their rates on everyone. >> president obama beat his record from last, which being 10 and beat 9, i think it was $39 billion in food stamps when george bush left office. hundred billion dollars. >> dana: let's say that everybody needs, "x" amount fraud. 15% however that figures in to. as a country we're not talking about how to help people get o

and bradley cooper and tina fey and amy poehler, the hosts tonight, having their own party at the sohoe lucky enough to be invited to that one. >> everything is so carefully managed. i'm wondering what is it we don't see on tv that you get to see? >> i have been to all these award shows multiple times. the thing that always fascinates me are the seat fillers. backstage there are just plenty of people all dressed up in tuxedos and ball gowns but they are absolute knobs. they are just there to fill a seat if, say, someone like jessica chastain has to use the ladies room, she can't just get up and go, somebody has to sit in her seat and she has to be dress aid appropriately in case a camera goes over jessica's session. you don't want to see empty seats this is hollywood. you want to see butts in seats. one thing i have loved about the behind the scene scenes there. not only does the golden globes have a lot of boozen at table but backstage. the champagne is flowing, plenty of wine. you want to keep these people happy backstage. you want to keep them loose and so it is hardly a dry night.

people say they could hear screaming from the building in the soho neighborhood. police arrested a 45-year-old resident. witnesses say he set fire to a hallway after a fight with the mother of his child. they got out safely but one did not. one was taken to the hospital because he allegedly tried to fight with first responders as they arrived on the scene. a police officer is being treated for a broken hand. >>> an arraignment set for today for the man accused of killing 12 people inside a colorado movie theater. a judge ruled that james holmes can stand trial for last summer's mass shooting saying prosecutors have established probable cause on more than 160 felony counts. this comes after four days of graphic testimony about the shooting. holmes' attorneys asked for today's arraignment to be delayed. >>> new details emerging about the prostitution scandal that tarnished the secret service. two drug enforcement agents are implicated here. the justice department says the dea agents set up a meeting between an agent and prostitute in colombia. the agents were there

it's in soho but it is remarkable. foot outdoor space, hot tub, outdoor kitchen and the living room has a central staircase, two dishwashers, two refrigerators, home gym, powder room, library and roof deck. and you can have that for $24.5 million. and get this, rob, the apartment is being sold by two brokers, one of which is raphael de niro, son of robert de niro. so it's just all celebrity, celebrity, celebrity. >> ever think sometimes we got the wrong job in television? >> i think about it often. >> nice investment there. oh, man. she's doing well. >> we'll see if she gets it. you can ask for anything. >> it's new york. you never know. she could get it tomorrow. >>> also you can't be a fan of tv sitcoms and not love michael j. fox. we remember him from "family ties" and we all know that he's been battling parkinson's for several years. but he's gotten the condition under control. 12 years after leaving "spin city" after retiring because of the illness, he's coming back. he's now 51 years old. he's coming back in a si

a neighbor captured the fire on video as firefighters arrived at the building in the soho neighborhoodas trying to fight off firefighters from entering the building. one person was found dead inside. neighbors say they could hear screams for help coming from inside the building. >> screams for help. over and over again. >> do you know what floor he was on? >> i think the third floor. i was going to help him, but luckily i didn't because i would have been another casualty probably. >> it took about 200 firefighters to get the fire under control. police have a man in custody this morning. they say the person who died was not involved in the dispute with the suspect. >>> 15 after the hour now. a judge says the man responsible for that deadly movie theater shooting in colorado last year can stand trial. arraignment is set for today for james holmes. that's after four days of graphic testimony of the night holmes allegedly shot and killed 12 people and injured more than 70 in a theater. a judge ruled there is enough evidence to take this case to trial. holmes though may not be entering a pl

. >> that, of course, maria catching up with the ceo of chinese real estate giant soho.ge of davos at davos.cnbc.com and stick around here because maria's got two huge interviews coming up today. you don't want to miss her one-on-ones with ubs chairman axel weber and jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon. jamesy is holding nothing back today. an interview well worth sticking around for coming up today. >> people who want giant sodas are fighting back today against new york city's ban on supersized sugary drinks. details on a key court hearing. roseanne. >> reporter: hi there, michelle that. ban goes into effect march the 12th unless it is stopped by a new york state supreme court, and that court heard oral arguments today. it was the complaint was filed by a coalition of plaintiffs led by the american beverage association and it included others such as the restaurant association and a theater organization. now, as you know, this first of a kind ban was approved by the city's board of held, and it prohibits the sale of sugary drinks and sodas larger than 16 ounces under the board of h