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childrens space? >> the queens carefully constructed image of the perfect royal family is threatened by an anguished princess determined to tell her side of the story . >> and here are the cars. stunning, glimmering, shining, princess of wales. >> by 1985, diana has become the best known person in the world. >> she was a superstar. she was bigger than anyone in hollywood. >> everyone wanted to know all they could about her, her life, and what the future was going to be. >> by the time ...

Support for birthing people? Affordable maternal health care? Come into our hot air balloon to see the world, because you’re not getting it here. Journalist and host of the Uncared For podcast, SuChin Pak, joins Biz to talk Costa Rican health care, birthing regrets, and the privilege of greener grass.

>> domestic violence, drug addiction, mental health, none of these is main stream royal territory. but diana embraces them because, as she said, she knows what its like to be unloved, uncared for, undervalued. >> the princess of wales felt not the slightest apprehension about her visit to the hospital and its aids ward. >> aids was being described as some sort of gay plague twhab if you touched aids you might contract it yourself. >> diana made a point of wearing no gloves, showing the world tha...

Said, she knows what its like to be uncared for, undervalued. >> the princess of wales felt not the slight bit of an hence visiting the aids ward. >> people talked about it almost in terms of rep row si. >> diana made a point of wearing no gloves, showing the world that she had no fear. >> hiv does not make people dangerous to know. so you can shake their hand and give them a hug. heaven knows, they need it. >> she felt uncomfortable about it. >> i remember one particularly day when diana went t...

Murdered in my city by the police. in front of his mother. then when you talk about that percentage and philly being majority black, but so many young black people here feel so unseen, unheard, uncared for, unloved. black folks, a lot of times we tell ourselves we got to mute this black pain. come on. you think you should put all this black pain out here. havent we put enough -- what? 27-year-old young man who was mentally suffering, needed some help and got the opposite. and its painful for a m...

My city by the police in front of his mother. then when you talk about that percentage and philly being majority black, but so many young black people here feel so unseen, unheard, uncared for, unloved. because i think black folks, a lot of times we tell ourselves that we cant -- we have to mute this black pain. come on, you think you should put all this black pain out here? havent we put enough -- what? 27-year-old young man that was mentally suffering, needed some help and got the opposite. an...

Vote on a bill that could extend unemployment benefits for thousands of americans. the president is expected to sign this if it passes. new concerns about obesity in americas children. a group of childhood specialists in ireland and england have decided parents of obese children show a failure adequately care for their children and they want obese children to be put in foster care in some instances. an idea that actually has some support here in the united states. dr. ablow the theory is they ar...

Apropos hes here. brian joins us from vancouver. good to see you, sir, thank you for joining us. listen, mission possible, how did it come about? >> we started 20 years ago with providing basic street-level care for people experiencing homelessness and poverty in vancouvers downtown east side. but over the last couple years weve begun developing some social entrepreneurial kinds of programs. we just started a property maintenance company this last year. its providing flexible supportive work for...