suze and i have been friends for a long time. suze was born in to poverty on the south side of chicago. everyone has a great story. but cecilia has a story that is just mind boggling, thank you, for me. so often these conversations we don't include our knave american brothers and sisters. i'm so gladded to have her here for that particular reason, number one, but when my friend, dr. cornel west who's in the audience somewhere when we took a poverty tour around the country, we started on a native american reservation. when we asked for this documentary about poverty in america about the recession. how has the great recession inl pacted you. you know what the women said to us, what recession what recession? it is always this way for us on the reservation. so cecilia fire thunder is a single mom, she has two kids. she goes on to become a nurse so she can take care of her kids. she later runs for office and becomes the first woman to be the president of her sioux tribe. it is a wonderful story of single mothers. [ applause ] >> of si

i don't understand why -- and suze might disagree with me. suze, i'm a college president. i need those students enrolled in my college. but the thing is, we're cutting education. in the state of north carolina, they kicked the private colleges like bennett. they kicked us out of the state lottery fund. that means it is $1800 that students were getting. that's gone now. to cut education while the president has said he wants us to lead the world in the number of people with aa and ba degrees it is fool hearted. it's like a farmer that decides they are doing to eat the seed corn opposed to planting it. we should not cut education and essential services we need for poor women and children. as you said, there's not a poverty conversation. vice president biden has a middle-class tax force. i want to know where's the poor people's task force? literally, we have seen poverty rise -- the population that concerns me most is a group of people called extremely poor. we have a poverty line. it's about $11,000 for one person, about 16,000 for a family of four. some people make half of t

because i have done so many of these, suze, when you put together an all male panel, it's not hard for me to get the funding that we need to have that conversation. what say you about -- beyond just black women, that poverty is just a question, an issue, particularly women and children in poverty, that we just don't think are sexy enough to talk about, even though you talk about money every week. >> what's interesting about me talking about money every week is that for 11 years now, i have had a show on cnbc, for the past four or five years, it's been the number one rated show on cnbc. but you wouldn't know it, you wouldn't see it, you wouldn't hear anybody talking about it and you really wouldn't see the support that somebody truthfully of my stature should have and i'm here to tell you ladies and gentlemen, i do not have it. and as much as you think i do, i do not. i have to fight and crawl and beg and scratch for every single thing that i still to this day create. so women do not have a place, in my opinion in media, especially in business economic media, they don't have it the way

more suze nothing movie compared to this one now just around two hours time the last quarter final at the european championships gets underway between england and italy in kiev thousands of fans have been gathering in the ukrainian capital throughout the day england supporters haven't seen their side reach the semifinals of a major tournament since euro ninety six but the team is confident they can end that barren run against italy this evening with more from the two camps here's kate partridge. the olympic stadium in kiev will host the first competitive match between england and italy for fifteen years and only the second is a european championship but after finishing unbeaten at the top of group day england manager roy hodgson says the approach to this tie will be much like the others to certain is such a different mentality because saying is that. stage who was in the group stages you would had a element of not held involved because you realize you didn't win your game or get a result in your game you could not get through to the final stages i don't think this could change our men

to do is to cooperate in disarmament of their nuclear nonproliferation through these good passive suzee should be used by the international community and secondly means that we expect that the wrongs right if you nuclear technologies including uranium enrichment as we recognize are going to be subject to that this is something that is clearly defined by the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and i think that addressing these two issues will help to advance negotiation is. for the full interview is coming your way next hour. now a look at some other stories making headlines around the world rajan seen as a president in a period of un sequin a zation committee that the falkland islands should not be under british rule coincided with thirty years to the day after the war over the british territory ended claiming the lives of some nine hundred people there cade's on the ownership dispute has not died down and islanders will hold a referendum next year decide their future i don't seen it says the british in the occupied lands which it calls and then us two hundred years ago. this is written. of

each year we like to turn to suze orman for financial do's and don't's.r there's a little something for everyone. >> reporter: all right, everybody. listen up. i'm going to be giving you three pieces of advice that you should know for three stages of your life. let's start with student. here you are. you're about to go to school. you need a scholarship to pay for your schooling. do you know that many scholarship companies now are going on twitter, going on your facebook. they're seeing what have you written? what have you shown? about yourself? if any of that is riske or off color, you just may be denied for a scholarship because of what is on social media. so you have to really be careful. now you're a little bit older. you've gotten married or you're older and you've had a child. you're a single parent. you decide to be responsible. so you get a term life insurance policy and leave your child as the beneficiary of that policy. don't you know that minors cannot inherit money? so if you die especially single mommies out there, if you die and your kid is n