i'm danica patrick, and i drive4copd. take action today to breathe better tomorrow.the movement at drive4copd.com. take our screening questionnaire today, and talk to your doctor. >>> welcome back to the "rtm" 2012 countdown, everybody. top three time, and our number three video is quite a catch. >> the law of the jungle, killer be killed, always the strong survive, all the other things they say about the law of the jungle. got to warn you, this video can be a little tough to watch. what do you see lurking in the brush? leopard, a beast. spotted beast. it's a leopard, my friends. but he's not there just hanging out in the shade because he's tired. he's lurking because he hears something a coming. >> oh! >> yes! >> that's the most brilliant takedown i've ever seen in the jungle. >> it's something right out of professional wrestling. a heard of impalas. not chevy impalas, impala the animal, he leaps, suplexes one of them, takes it down, then begins tossing it around like it's a rag doll. this is what happens in nature. he was like, you've got to be kidding me. i'm goin

i'm danica patrick, and i drive4copd. take action today to breathe better tomorrow. join the movement at drive4copd.com. take our screening questionnaire today, and talk to your doctor. you've got the perfect idea - you just need an investor. the government figures there are around 250,000 angel investors out there, all looking for people - maybe like you - with good ideas. they want to write checks and bring your idea to life. you have one, you really believe in it. so what do you need to do to get an angel investor to actually invest? let's talk with janet tavakoli, she's an investment risk analyst, and you're also the president of tavakoli structured finance. most people who knock on your door, do they end up blowing it when they pitch you? > > they do bill, because they walk in unprepared. they may have a product, they may have an idea, but they haven't yet gotten the patent. they don't have a business plan. they don't know who their competitors are. they don't know who their target market is. > > do they sometimes make big promises - "oh, it's going to be a bill

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this is something danica patrick patrick -- is a gross ink? >> host: any talk about girl talk in the book. >> guest: yes, girl talk. the importance of having the older girls who can come talk to younger girls and say we have all gone through this and it's really hard and we have to find better ways to respond and be confident. so where you can really get the ball rolling among kids and again, getting kids who are confident, who can really start this and can make being kind cooler than being cruel has a lot of influence over the entire school community and the third piece of the puzzle is getting parents involved. something that was one of the biggest surprises of the film was when i went to get releases from on the parent. every parent the children in the film signed a release allowing their children to be in the film. as you can imagine, conversations are willing in 10, particularly when parents of the kids doing what the severe bullying. their response was not only let them be in the film because they want to learn from what they saw it to h