make unemotional stock decisions, and pick stable investments, not trendy. >> they think frankly they know more than they do and this can lead them to make some pretty bad choices. >> reporter: women do more research and hold on to stocks longer. >> this is a great time to come out and look for stocks that are on sale. >> reporter: a more feminine portfolio that avoids testosterone-based snap decisions may be the way to stay safe in the long run. jim avila, abc news, new york. >>> now to that breaking news on the american airlines flight which was forced to make an emergency landing in charleston, south carolina. 152 passengers and 6 crew members were on board when the flight from miami to washington was forced to the ground by severe turbulence. abc's jim sciutto is in washington now with the latest. i know, jim, the story is still developing, but what do we know right now? >> well, george, what we know is this was turbulence serious enough for the pilots to reroute the plane and make an emergency landing. the latest is five people are hospitalized with injuries, one of them a flight

facts are unemotional. the reason people like fox news is because it is an experience, love, and hate. when you see an article with facts, it is dry air. that is why so many newspapers are failing. >> they're just giving the facts? >> yes. i consider the best journalism, i want to work with national geographic. >> that is not a bad goal. >> the journalism i read is an experience. it is a story. it is a human. people want to hear love and compassion and people getting saved or hurt. that is what people can relate to. you want media that gives you the truth. >> there is that word truth again. >> anyone else figure out what i was citing? the lady in the polka dots. >> i'm from texas. it said something about not fearing god. >> that is what i was saying. >> people want to hear stories about love and that are moving. however, in journalism, if you want to report in just the facts, you cannot your guide. you have to keep all motions outside of it. >> this man went on to be the president of the university of misso

everything just as you can see in this recommend and if you write a story just of facts it is completely unemotional. the reason people love fox news and like movies is because it is emotional, love, hate. and when you see just like an article with facts it is dry. why so many newspapers are failing. host: they are just giving you the facts, ma'am? guest: right. the journalism i consider like the best journalism i want to be a photojournalist and work with national geographic ideally. host: not bad goal. guest: the journalism i read there is completely an experience. it is a story and it is human and what people want to hear is like love and they want to hear compassion and stories of people getting saved or being hurt because that is what people can relate to. and, of course, you want media that gives you the truth. ut you can get truth through stories. host: anybody else figure out what i was citing? as long as we have -- go ahead, arithmetic -- right there. guest: what i think people would quarrel with now is it says something about not fearing god and i think -- this is whether i was lookin look

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claiming women survive better in the market by trading less, making unemotional stock decisions, and investments, not the trendy. >> men tend to be more overconfident when it comes to investing. they think, frankly, that they know more than they do and this can lead them to make some pretty bad choices. >> reporter: women do more research and hold on to stocks longer. >> this is a great time to come out and look for stocks that are on sale. >> reporter: a more feminine portfolio that avoids testosterone-based snap decisions may be the way to stay safe in the long run. jim avila, abc news, new york. >> we know that men gamble more than women. right? >> that's trtr. >> that carries over to the stock market. >> that's true. >> a lot of men look at it as one big casino. >> n n too good a casino these days. that's for sure. >> no. >> they say women, less risky, more realistic, you spend more time. unlike us men you learn from your mistakes. >> we don't think we're experts. i like that 68% of men consider themselves expert traders. >> of course, of course. i'm going to get my dollar out to