Bloopers bedevil Gates at CES Video

Video description: At the 2005 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Microsoft Chairman\r\nBill Gates ran into more than his share of problems. Here's a look at a\r\nfew clips from his keynote address, which underscores the theory that if\r\nsomething can go wrong, it will.

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