juliette gordon lowe, founder of the girl securities. >> and when was he president. >> she was not president, not hall of presidents. >> all right, this is it, tiger woods (applause) >> i'll take your word for it. finally we were ready for my unveiling and the whole world was watching. >> i want to thank everyone at madame tussauds for the honor of becoming the latest waxican american because become cast in wax is true immortality as long as the earth is not in any way getting warmer. at least it was time to give the people what they wanted. another me. but had madame tussauds captured my waxy essence. >> ladies and gentlemen, one, two, me! (cheers and applause) they did it. they made my dream a reality. and there was only one thing left to do. (cheers and applause) i am delicious. (cheers and applause) we'll be right back. í:1y/&-48çj >> welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight is the director of the hobbit. which takes place in a beautiful imaginary world called new zealand. please welcome peter jackson. (cheers and applause) good to see you again. >> how are you. >> stephen: sit down

. >> our founder, juliette gordon low, believed that girls needed to take charge, and she wanted to teach girls how to be secure, how to be confident, how to look after themselves, how to have a career. >> when girl scouting began, women were not even allowed to vote. but thanks to the leadership training girls get in scouting, women have come a long way. today, two out of three women serving in congress were once girl scouts. so were 80% of all the women who now run their own businesses. to prepare the leaders of tomorrow, the girl scouts of america is a partner in the national s.t.e.m. project. s.t.e.m. stands for science, technology, engineering, and math. >> i actually started in fifth grade with the younger robotics team, and i have now moved up to this team. so, it's a great way to get girls into s.t.e.m., and this gets them interested in the field. >> scouting also has a long tradition of service. to help other people is in the first line of the girl scout pledge. >> i taught boys and girls how to pitch a tent, how to build a fire, and how to tie knots, and all the camping skills.