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And the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. ♪ ♪ welcome back. now it's time for my champion for change. she's a fierce scientist doing what everyone said was impossible. right this minute thousands of people are in need of a heart transplant with an agonizing wait for a donor and a lifetime of anti-rejection meds, but my champion may have found a way around that, custom building new hearts with the patient's own stem cells. ♪ >> so much of what we believe about life is about heart. it's about love. it's about fundamenta...

Intentional program of rigging the jury by the prosecutor's office. >> why do you represent people that you know have committed murder? >> everyone has to be represented if the legal system is going to work. >> if you talk about a champion for change, you're talking about somebody that makes an individual commitment for the betterment of other people. i'm getting emotional. >> i certainly wouldn't have been the kind of lawyer i became without his model. >> civil rights attorney brian stephenson started working with bright right out of law school. he would go on to found the equal justice initi...

You know, it's one of those yes moments in life. you can't invent this stuff, although we kind of did. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to tell you about a 20-year journey that many people told me couldn't be done. i always just check the news on my phone and i was, like, oh, my goodness. ghost heart, what could that be? >> 26-year-old mikaela powell had a heart transplant herself. it saved her life, but it's not the personalized heart doris is describing. mikaela is on a daily regimen of anti-rejection drugs worried that one day her body might reject her donated organ. >> i was just insanely inspire...

>> so much of what we believe about life is about heart. it's about love. it's about fundamental form. it's about connection. it's alive. >> this idea that you could start to construct that. >> right. >> in some ways, the biological sort of challenge of that is extraordinary. >> doris taylor is an innovator. she's trying to do something that everyone said was impossible, grow new human hearts. individualized, personalized, waiting for people, thousands of people who need heart transplants and simply can't get them. >> so we use a fake heart. we basically use the equivalent of baby shampoo and ...

The jury by the prosecutor's office. >> why do you represent people that you know have committed murder? >> everyone has to be represented if the legal system is going to work. >> if you talk about a champion for change, you're talking about somebody that makes an individual commitment for the betterment of other people. i'm getting emotional. >> i certainly wouldn't have been the kind of lawyer i became without his model. >> civil rights attorney brian stephenson started working with bright right out of law school. he would go on to found the equal justice initiative, in a lot of ways it does...