at t this stage, i wawant to be involved with busisinesses i am passionate about, wherere i like the people. this one actually, also, i think we can do some good. what happens is,s, when you take peop to these placeces, they rerecognize how w fragile the environment is, how fragile the planet is, and ty getting gauged in ththat cause. week -- get eaged in that cae. wewe educate a help conserve the environment. it doesn't get any better than thatat. rebecca: but you are still a busissman. you want to see a return on your investment. one of the things that has been written ababout in the wall street journal or a and elsewhere says people's happess comes from experiences, not things. renovating the house or buying a new car will not makake you as happy as goingo ththe galapagos. did you see that research and did that strike you as an investor? mark: at this point, people want experiences. we saw the scientific data. when you buy something, you get immediate happiness from it,t, but then you get used to having it around and it goes away. experiences stay with you forever. you can t think

profit growth is slowing. 2007, wherer to people of the takeover rumors. think we will see more rumors like that. scarlet: you did have cpi. david rosenberg says if you go back to 1960, this has been the best gdp inflation backdrop. to 2%.flation between 1% the s&p 500 on average gains 15% annually. he says right now this is a good environment for stocks, not so much necessarily for bonds. today.hat selloff >> partly in response to cpi data, showing inflation was coming in at a fast pace. this is raising a little bit of concern in the bond markets that they are going to hike this year and bond values could potentially lose. >> that is what her message was, 2015 is for real. >> for real. [laughter] >> she's not kidding around. she wants to keep the bond market honest. even though she did not really refer to that data. notemphasized the fed has been as successful on its inflation mandate as it has been with its employment mandate. betty: i was curious if she would change her remarks according to the cpi. >> i think she does not want to get caught off on any

hotspots wherer he showed me some of his signature dance moves. aboard hee amenities said when it comes to cruising there is no one one-size-fits-all ship. a cruise is not a cruise is not a cruise. every brand has a different type of cruising experience. there is a reason for that. some people want lots of parting, water parks lots of excitement, let's of kids and families around. others want to relax and be with their immediate close ones. so, you have to have different types of offerings for people. if you get on the right cruise, you will love it. betty: with over 100 vessels, carnival has a different ship for whatever floats your boat. not far behind is royal caribbean ceo richard fain. he says he has a boat that is so big, it has it all, making it hard to feel trapped at sea. richard: if it has surfing on board, skydiving on board, bumper cars, it's hard to say that i'm going to feel confined. betty: with five million passengers, royal caribbean is the number two player. earning more than a billion dollars in revenue last year. richard fain i

the police know wherer this, they should get them. >> reporter: it's a story that authorities are notg at all. >> translator: these are the biggest smugglers armed we found them trafficking people. they are part of an international cartel. let them not deny. >> reporter: officials in somali land believe the problem is far broader than a border control issue. they believe joblessness is driving many youth to take the perilous journey through ethiopia and sudan before reaching libya with the hope of reaching italy by boats. >> unless opportunities are created for the youth and they are also given access to quality education, we will keep talking about this problem. it will never go away. >> reporter: but here the task is not to provide either jobs or schooling, simply to stop people leaving. mohamed adow, al jazerra. >>> the french president has promised harsh punishment for soldiers found guilty of sexually abusing children in the central african republic. the abuse allegedly took place at a center for displaced people near the airport between december 2013 and june of last year. >> tr