often the prize money is less than a single team will invest in trying to find the solution but the effect is you have a multiple of the prize money dedicated to try to find a solution that s going to help humanity. absolutely. if you look at a $10 million purse, normally the leverage is immense. the amount of money that the team spent to solve that money team spent to solve that problem and win the purse is ten times bigger than the purse, itself, and we have seen 200 times the size of the purse. all right. francis, good work and thank you for joining us today. x-prize is a great idea and the best part of it, randi, a party on saturday night, and will.i.am was spinning the tunes and the deejay for the night, and that was a payoff for a weekend of intellectual endorphins. and you know how i knew that, ali? i follow you on twitter, and i know your every move. i was tweeting as he was doing that. i know you were. randi, i miss you and the team and don t know why we are never
cnn tracked down one of the alleged kidnappers who runs a pakistani think tank. listen to this. greg mortensen says that you kidnapped him. did you? no, he s lying. he s lying. we didn t kidnap him. he was our guest. and we treated him as a guest. not someone we have not kidnapped him. he used to move around with us to different places in waziristan. he was here why do you think he said this about you? just to sell his book because people in 2005 or 06 wanted to know about waziristan and the taliban so he thought that it s good to make this story.
salaries rise. instead of people getting more education about women and about abortions, what s happening is they now have the money to pay for abortions. so you are seeing this gap actually widen when most people thought when people got more money, were able to be more educated, that it would get smaller and it isn t. so it is something that a lot of people are very concerned about, randi. sara seidner, thank you so much for your insight on that. hopefully things will change for those women there. for more much, go to cnn.com/freedom. from our planet, to oceans, to outer space. the big solutions toing big problems. ali velshi, you attended this x-prize brainstorm session this
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they re raised overseas, and perhaps radicalized overseas, not that all of them are, but many of them are, they also have the ability to transmit that u.s. citizenship to their children, who are raised overseas with no ties whatsoever to our country. and this, you know, is an issue that is difficult for us to control in that lawmakers need to look at it to see if this really makes sense for us to continue in this day and age. but, frank, isn t it true that just because you have a child here, you can still be deported, right? exactly. the child doesn t keep you here automatically. exactly. this fantasy about terror baby sz hard to even take seriously. we have many people here who are working, living, they get married, they have children. and we have something like 5 million children whose parents are here illegally. what do we do with them? some are u.s. citizens, some are not. what happens every day is that, as the drag net that has taken