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President Clinton's Caucus of Change

Tue 22 Sep 09 | 07:22 AM ET
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President Clinton's Caucus of Change

Tue 22 Sep 09 | 07:22 AM ET
The Clinton Global Initiative's 2009 annual meeting kicks off today, and leaders in politics, business and humanitarianism have gathered in New York to address education, climate change, global health and poverty. Former President Bill Clinton discusses the upcoming event with CNBC.
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