one of the world's wealthiest investors with me today, prince alwaleed bin talal will weigh in, with me at the new york stock exchange, get his takes on europe, tensions in iran, whether there is a bubble in social media. he recently invested in twitter. dow jones industrial average down 19 points, fractional loss. volume quite like today again, 620 million shares traded at the new york stock exchange, nasdaq composite down 3.67. the s & p 500 gives up two-thirds of one point at 1344. bob pisani on the floor of the nyc. wfrmt he closed the highest of the day, 178 doesn't sound like much. we climbed from there call it over all a decent day. i know it was not much in the way of volume, we had the lightest volume of the year going all the way back to january 2nd. 3-2 declining to advancing stocks but better as date wore on. take a look at what the major sec for doing today, really the only big boost today was in the energy group where some of the refining stocks did a little bit better than expected. tech store, industrials and health care on either side, positive or negative. the euro,

saunchts di prince alwaleed bin talal is the chairman of the kingdom holding company in saudi arabia.e's the largest foreign investor in the united states and the largest holder of citigroup stock. he is one of the richest men in the world with a net worth of $21 billion. i spoke to him about his new investment in twitter. the price of oil and the arab spring. >> no doubt that the revolution took place in countries like egypt, libya tunis and to a certain extent yemen and what is happening now in syria, is a wakeup call to many countries to try to have a peaceful revolution rather than violent revolution. i believe that many began to get the message. >> tell me how you see saudi arabia looking different in this evolution as you say, five, ten years later. how long does this evolution take? and how does saudi arabia look different? >> saudi arabia under the leadership of king abdullah is taking major moves at the social, economic and financial level which has helped the saudi people a lot. more has to take place on the political front to involve the people and have them participate in

tonight a conversation wiith prince alwaleed bin talal of saudi arabia about the arab spring, about syria, about the middle east and also about his many business interests in america. >> unfortunately, the conflict is still continuing over there and unless bashar takes a quick decision bloodshed will continue, but as to your question of having the saudi, saudi arabia and the other arab countries to interfere and find a resolution militarily in syria, that is very dangerous because then you are really going to be in a deep quagmire and we are enhancing the possibility of having civil war there. >> rose: we conclude this evening with princess amira a leading advocate for women's empowerment in the middle east, and the wife of prince alwaleed bin talal. >> a woman has to voice out their concerns, they have to, they have to gather a certain mass and through being together it will be stronger than just one person. >> rose: a program note, there was once a very famous and very successful television program in the 1950's, it was hosted by the legendary cbs newsman edward mauro, they decided to b

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and i head the alwaleed bin talal foundation. so the foundation works on several fronts we do female empowerment in the middle east, we do poverty alleviation and community development all over the world. >> you know some of the themes of the arab spring have been part of the 99 for four years now. for example our main bad guy is 500 years old and won't let go off power. our characters are all young and they work together in teams. >> i want the middle east to be dependent on itself and not rely on other countries. because you see we are relying on many other countries for food, for resources... i mean we need to rely on ourselves. >> we are a force also in the world, as arabs. and we won't be considered as terrorists all the time. we create fully biodegradable cushions made from rice husks, which is the brown covering of rice. if you want, you can see it here. >> unfortunately the investment in humanities and social sciences have been quite lacking. because most regimes from -- you know -- almost from morocco all the way to iran

twitter users who staged a protest a few weeks ago but let's let's talk about this prince waleed bin talal i mean he's a major investors kind of vestment all over the place i mean twitter seems like it's doing pretty well any reason why they would want to accept you know three hundred million dollars from this guy. i mean other than yes it's money but i mean is what was the reason behind the investment here. we don't know that is a great question and things have gotten to the point where i mean that the new york times quoted a fellow from a company that is consulting on marketing and he said oh i i don't think there were any malicious intent on the part of the saudi prince i just think he sees a good investment well that's just ridiculously naive i mean of course it's a good investment but as you point out it's a good investment for everyone and a sense twitter as so far has remained private with the rest of us who might like to get in just as has with let's say the the facebook i.p.o. where most us can get it anyway but with twitter we certainly can't get in we be glad to get in on that w

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world economic forum, they believe in that and yet 83% of the people here are still male and so i wan talal al zain raise the issue of quotas and talk among the rest of you, is it a way to accelerate progress, would you recommend that? i'll throw that open to whoever wants to grab that. michelle? >> the experience isn't always interesting, five, six years ago, they first of all offer voluntary quota at t boards of the c.e.o.'s, it didn't happen and they have to meet it but after five years when they finish all the votes of the companies, all the studies show higher performance. so it's not because one of the thing is, it's not quota for quota, it's what our women can contribute, what can they do better? and all the studies show that women can improve the performance, being on a board, being in a senior management team, being at a different position. so all on quality people can improve the quality of politics and can improve also the kind of policies that they implement and really i think that it's true that we have to link quota with marriage. why do we only ask that when we're talking abo

[applause] talal al-zain the ceo of -- holding in bahrain and a real leader in empowering women in thet only in bahrain but around the world. [applause] and cheryl sandberg the ceo of facebook and worldwide a voice for focusing on women's talent and bringing him to bear on all kinds of global issues. [applause] when economists try to explain the economic dynamism of asia, while there are many different business models country by country in asia one thing they pointed to is the way countries have made increasingly good use of female half of the population as part of the economic recipe for success across asia and i would like to invite prime minister yingluck shinawatra by giving us her sense of how it taiwan has used the female population as part of this extraordinary economic dynamism. yingluck shinawatra. [applause] >> i want to make sure i deliver all of the content clearly. >> translator: good afternoon distinguished guests, it is a great honor to be here to have this opportunity to say some remarks and to join the debate on women as the way forward. i am especially happy. i feel v