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corporate, what was it like to be there, swift moving water and try to rescue not only the person originally trapped but the others that became trapped as well? it is always concerning. other rescuers went into the same area and had problems. that was in our minds. the water was extremely violent as it came through the trees there. generally people realize don t realize how violent the patter is, moving very, very strong through that area. as the river was out of its banks. once the once the river started starts coming down like that, i mean, looks like rapids almost in some of the areas. were you surprised raquel she said she swam. she took lessons. she had to be pretty strong to stay and actually swim through some of that current. yes. it is very difficult to swim in swift water. generally you swim forward as it is pushing you downstream. she did great. used the water and swam with the current and got to the tree line
this is something else that came along. they said betty, we d like you to do a pilot. you said, okay, as long as it is a pilot. then how about three shows. then it s turned into ten. who knows where it goes from here? it got pick up in three weeks. sometimes you do a pilot in february and it s may before you know if it is going to go. it got picked up in three weeks. they came back and asked if i would do more. i said that wasn t the original arrangement. i m so firm in my opinions, the next thing i m doing all ten. you are. you need to pick up that book, just say no. just say no and i just haven t learned to do that. i did when i was around 18 i could say no very well but not now. isn t the age of 18 the time when you don t say no? unless it is something but professional you don t want to say no. that s right. but you still can t say no. what is it about that? because i love what i do. it s such fun. everybody said well why don t you retire? why retire from somet
it s more like a spirit lifter and it makes you feel good inside. reporter: what does that have to do with being smart? i think that s a horrible idea. do you get graded then for being angry? i mean what does that mean in terms of real life? emotional intelligence is a different way of being smart. reporter: roger weisburg, professor of psychiatry at the university of illinois at hog is the man behind the groundbreaking research on which the best-selling book emotional intelligence is based. the concept is eq is just as important as iq. weisburg says turns out kids who get good social and emotional training score 11 points higher on tests than kids who don t. why? why? well, i think there are a variety of reasons. they can overcome obstacles when they reach them. some of this involves academic tenacity, teaching kids self-discipline and self-control. reporter: a learning process
share, cut in half. that s pretty much steady in london trading. it has lost roughly $90 billion in market value. $90 billion disappears. how big is that? that s about the combined size of the economies of kenya, uraguay and costa rica or twice the size of bulgaria. think of that, there are countries that don t have as much money as this company has lost. the big questions, as much about politics as costs, how far will the u.s. government go to punish bp for this horrific spill, will bp be forced to cut its dividend, what about the future of bp s lucrative big contracts, what about its leases in the gulf, can bp pay. animal cysts say even under the more pessimistic scenarios, yes, it can. washington wants that cash, $20 billion in an escrow account and supervised by someone other than bp. they said bp is in the oil of getting oil out of the ground, they re not in the business of paying claims and they re not