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Albany, NY – This recession has been a lesson in gratitude for those of us who have managed to keep our jobs. Nothing feels safe right now and the temptation is to lay low offering ideas and making waves seems pretty risky when job cuts are hitting every industry. But consultant Rebecca Shambaugh argues in her new book that now is exactly when tomorrow's leaders are emerging - and they can learn a lot from Hillary Clinton. The book is "Leadership Secrets of Hillary Clinton."

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That's Rebecca Shambaugh and her new book is "Leadership Secrets of Hillary Clinton." For more on the book and on Shambaugh's workshops, go to shambaughleadership.com

Do you pay the bills in your household? And if so, do you still write checks every month? There's something very comforting about that monthly routine, but personal finance expert Manisha Thakor explains why it might be time to transfer that routine to your computer.

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Manisha Thakor is a regular commentator on this show, an author and a personal finance expert. Find out more at manishathakor.com

Finally, we're all aware of the war raging below the US southern border. The violence in Mexico seems to be everywhere - but one of the worst places is just across from El Paso, Texas - the city of Juarez. In Juarez, death and violence has become an every day event because of an ongoing turf war between two major drug cartels. 5,000 people have been murdered in Juarez in the last two and a half years. The violence has been devastating for the people living in the town - especially the children. Now a book's just been published that shows the impact of the drug violence on the children. Monica Ortiz Uribe filed this for the World Vision Report.

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