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Arthel: it's never too early or too late to learn how to fight for yourself. ahead, how a survivor of cancer and domestic violence is empowering young girls and women to protect themselves against attackers and abusers. plus an outspoken venture capitalist owner of nba team. reality tv star and philanthropist. is maverick mark cuban going for the big one? harvey levin joins us next hour with cuban's answer to that question. [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a b...

Congratulations, it's a nice long stretch there. >> thank you. arthel: do you happen to remember, kym, that moment when you said i'm not going to be a victim, and not only am i not going to be a victim, i'm going to form the organization and help other females fight back too? >> yes, i can remember the moment vividly. i was a greenbelt at my karate instructors dojo, jerry lemon, and trying to get him to show me techniques of things that happened to me when i was involved in domestic violence. what happened if somebody grabs you by the throat and you are up against the wall? how do you get away...

Fight like a girl program in the school, community, corporation, film industry, anywhere that you need to have empower. for women so they can learn how to protect themselves and carry themselves better and handle a bad situation, that's what fight like a girl does. arthel: you were a cancer and domestic accuse survivor, kym, what do you get from teaching the women through fight like a girl, what do you get out of it? >> so empowering to me because when you get front of a bunch of women and have 100 to 300 to 650 women and girls and all of a sudden they come in and they're afraid, they don't th...

Martial arts for 30 years now. arthel: congratulations, still wearing the pink hair? >> yes, the pink hair, there's a reason for that. on the anniversary of the day i beat cancer, october 12th, i was at south dakota university doing a seminar, and said tomorrow is anniversary of beating cancer. i said i'll spray my hair pink in celebration of saying i'm still here, and it became a part of my brand and everybody expected it whenever i do fight like a girl or go into the media, that's why i do it. i'm still here. arthel: you are still here, glad you're still here, helping a lot of women continue...