leigh, it's you and me against richard and alfred. are we better investors? what i take to this? >> yes, women are better investors. if you're measuring it by how effectively to invest, how much money they make. for a long time, the investment clubs were big. studies showed that all female investment clubs outperforms the male clubs. women don't have their ego tied into being right. they're much more willing to say, you know what, maybe this isn't the best thing to say in. we get into it and we're like, this stock is going to perform and i'm going to hold on until it does. >> tell us why we're better investors? >> the risk is a big part of it and the emotion. we have a 40 under 40 list at "fortune." and every year we get a lot of flak but there aren't a lot of women on it. women don't take as much risk. it takes a lot of risk to try to start a company like google. you won't find a woman entrepreneur who's started a company of that size. that's changing and we hope it will change more. it's really true. we don't take risks. we don't raise our hand in a room fu

and alfred edmond.esident obama -- >> i will not be satisfied till everyone who wants a good job that offers some security has a good job that offers security. i won't be satisfied until the empty storefronts in town are open for business again. >> when it comes to fixing unemployment here at home, is president obama seeking advice from the right people? many of the biggest companies represented on the president's job council bring in the majority of their revenue from sales outside the u.s. alfred, is it too cynical, that this council could have something to do with securing corporate support for the campaign trial? and not really creating jobs in this country? >> i think that's a cynical look. but i do believe you really need to diversify the kinds of business leaders who are providing advice for this job council. you have to look at some of the companies that have most of the work here in work and then work with the larger global leaders to address these problems. >> a lot of people are making their

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it's the emotional crusade of an eighty nine year old us world war two veteran alfred stood by what he believes is the indifference of this country towards the memory of fallen soldiers to stabilize. the large concentration of litter on the beach poses an additional health thousand when the refugees swept out to sea during the storm. despite this danger leon saw no empty aluminum cans or plastic bottles to be found base yos major recycling plant nearby where aluminum cans are crushed in both cans bottles and. we on paid a visit to the owner and manager of the plant it will cut their work and your garden i wrote repeatedly to the washington usual suspects the president and the white house the secretary of defense and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff members of congress so i'm here to began an hopefully an action program with funding from my government but we've got. to be starting the cover i mean you can. fast forward. and call that. way here said and not show what i'm taking it we should expand your operation clean up the beach on red beach one would be my primary objective becau

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winning the first two sets of his quarterfinal yesterday, then the wheels came right off and joel alfredfrance came storming bag. sending federer home. the last american was ousted yesterday. mardy fish fell to rafael nadal. the men's semis are tomorrow, the women's semis a a today. >> nadal is killing it lately. talk about the big tennis stars at wimbledon, they would not have it so good if it wasn't for a certain feathered friend. >> have no fear, rufus is here. simon jack of the bbc tells us more. >> reporter: meet the real hawksy. rafael and maria can get on with their job. while all england club staff prepare the hallowed ground of center cocot, look sky wards and you'll see one employee doing a little airborne maintenance. he works for long-time bird enthusiast wayne davis to clear the pigeons who aren't afraid of a few club officials. but they are scared of rufus. an american harris hawk. and it's twinning that primeval fear with a passion for birds that has turned that into a full-time commercial business which works all year round. how was that? another employee was hanging out

to somebody that isn't getting proper rights to its citizens when you put the restrictions like alfred's by it well i don't think you can. eroding it all you still have the right of course to peaceably assemble and that means assemble not to overthrow the government but what i could very easily say that i think i will i would love to overthrow the us government so what's the difference that well i think the difference is one alternative both the interpretation of constitutional law and the courts aren't going to come down on the side of some would you say ok i'm just very peaceably advocating that you know that the leadership of this country be executed and that the government be overthrown and that everyone that i'm talking to right now goes to order a you know i understand what it is that you're driving at civil liberties are important and you know and it's no surprise i don't think that ron paul himself was able to get a guy like sean hannity who's been soft on national security issues to carouse on his radio show and say you know what i'm. with you on this one you are right to stand

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