i'm married to a papua new guinean. my brother wanted me to see my father before my father dies. that's why...the reason i came. but i live in port moresby. my father is the elder of our clan. he is te matua in this house, hare naoro. after he got sick, that he couldn't walk anymore, so they had to carry him to the sea for him to have his wash, bath him there, bring him back. i have to give a break to my sisters, too, because all these years, they have been caring for the father. so the period of time i'm here, i have to look after him. [conversation in native language] coming back and seeing women here, it's very, very hard. they can't do things that i can do. like, i'm the first woman to work. i travel on my own because i have to go on business trips. i am the one who changes a lot of things. it would be worse for me to stay on this island compared to my life in port moresby with my husband. [rooster crows] [girls singing in native language] [laughter] [man speaking native language] [man speaking native language] man, voice-over: my name is telo fakatutufenua. with my wife medl

right after that, we went up to papua, new guinea. i went with the ambassador and had just heard that i was going to be given another two years there. as i mentioned the other day to jill, australia is an idyllic assignment unless you're ambitious. it's left field. it's siberia, you don't want to be there if you're coming up for promotion and that type of thing. this is 1967 and '8. >> contrary to some revisionist interpretations, you were not with the cia in australia? >> no, i was not. >> okay. on the record. >> would he tell us if he was? >> i'd have to kill you. but there were actually 22 defense departments activities which i sort of oversaw. i didn't command anything. but in australia there were 22 d.o.d. activities. and we had about 600 american troops there. i was desperate if i had another two years down there, had to get out of there. when we got the new guinea, it was raining and we were confined to our motel, the ambassador and our party. and i read in the new guinea tok tok, which is their newspaper, all about this guy bo

. >> matthew was born in papua, new guinea. how would you like to have a fund that's in the top 1% over the past decade and the top 10% or so over the past year? you get that kind of performance, you got a winner there. let's talk a little bit about this idea that i think must be on your mind based on what you say of financial repression. the idea that investors can't make real returns in risk-free assets. >> it is a paradox today. there is no risk-free asset that offers a real return largely because in response to the fault lines that exist in the real economy we've resulted to monetary therapy to try to solve our problems but the problem with that is that for prudent long-term investor today, even out 0 a decade or beyond, you are looki locking in. and if the goal of investing is to grow your wealth in real terms, then it's a pa dox call situation. >> which is one of the reasons why you say money is corrupt, right? >> money has been corrupted and i think in an environment where money is corrupted you have to look for opportun

matt dances his way everywhere, from papua, new guinea. to zimbabwe, to afghanistan. wife and baby. that's sweet. that was serious earlier. this is hard-core news you're getting here. >> that's sweet. >> it is very sweet. >>> also, a birthday celebration fit for a king. we want to wish a very happy birthday to prince william. he's turning 30 years old today. the palace says he will celebrate with a quiet dinner with family and a few close friends. it's a big day for him financially. he'll inherit about 10 million pounds, roughly $16 million, from his mother, princess diana. so, happy birthday, prince william. >>> this is my favorite story of the morning. two childhood classics are making a comeback. "sesame street" is headed for the silver screen. word is, 20th century fox has picked up the rights to the "sesame street" movie. and has one of the shows long-time writers onboard to write the script. >>> and, if that's not enough, a new chapter for another tv favorite. my favorite, "reading rainbow." remember that show? it went off the air in 2009. it's launching an ipad