dianna already separated from her husband prince charles, meghan with her husband prince harry by heryears apart are huntingly similar describing how their lives changed after becoming part of the firm. both admitting naivety of the lives they have chosen. >> at the age of 19 you always think you're prepared for everything and have the knowledge what is coming ahead. >> i didn't fully understand what the job was. >> reporter: both sharing the weight of being the constant focus of tabloids. >> i seem to be on the front of a newspaper every single day, which is an isolating experience where the media puts you is the big of the drop. >> i'm everywhere but i am nowhere. and from that standpoint, i continue to say to people i know there is an obsession how things look but has anyone talked about how it feels because right now i could not feel lonelier. >> reporter: the sense of loneliness and isolation leading to a deterioration of their mental health. diana opening up about bulimia and self-harm and meghan to thoughts of suicide. an overall feeling for both, shame. >> i was ashamed i coul

dianna in michigan, dianna >> caller: hi, cramer. >> hi, dianna. >> caller: my stock is pfizer and doing job with the vaccine? >> they are. i like the doctor very much. stock yields 4.5%. just doesn't have a lot of mom momentum is it an okay stock to own absolutely is it the stock i like in my portfolio like bristol myers it will do better than pfizer. let's go to thomas in pennsylvania >> caller: jim, how is it going? >> not bad how about you? >> caller: go birds. >> thank you. >> caller: i messed up, man. i made a bad decision. i didn't listen to my advisor and bought a stock you told me kno not to buy and i'm down 15% and need your help you got to help me with incy. >> wow, that's a tough one speculative and didn't hit some of the drugs it had. not really worked out. i don't think -- i don't know down 10%, $17 billion company i want to sell it here but there are issues with the company. it's not doing as well as i'd like and this whole group is under a lot of pressure. look at seattle gen. let's go to matt in massachusetts, matt? >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah it's me and my favorite tr

dianna: estos cambios comenzarÁn desde maÑana miÉrcoles, reportando desde san josÉ dayana.e piden mÁs dosis, segÚn el condado se han bloqueado la asignaciÓn de citas. mientras tanto en el condado de mÉxico, en la ciudad de san josÉ, una jornada de vacunaciÓn esencial. se tiene en cuenta que sean elegibles, para recibir la vacuna contra el coronavirus. nuestra compaÑera carla nos cuenta de este proceso. carla: desde muy temprano llegaron a la sede del consulado mexicano. >> don francisco llegÓ este martes a ponerse la vacuna. >> es muy bueno, es para prevenirnos de covid—19. >> don francisco recibiÓ la primer vacuna de la marca pfizer, sus familiares tambiÉn lo hicieron, ellos se sienten asÍ mÁs seguros. >> una esperanza muy fuerte de que no nos agarre la enfermedad. esperamos para la prÓxima. >> me gustarÍa que muchas personas tomen la vacuna, no pasa nada. miran aquÍ estoy yo. >> el consulado de santa clara, organizÓ esta jornada para facilitar a las personas el acceso a la vacuna. >> todos los trabajadores esenciales, le reconocemos el trabajo que hacen a la comunidad. ya

i am dianna cavagnaro. i'm most interested as the parent of an sfusd student, that seat. i have lived in san francisco since 2007, and i have invested a lot into the city both through my career and volunteering, and from 2016 to 2019, i worked with the san francisco chamber of commerce where i was the vice president of investor initiatives and events, and i coordinated over 250 events for the community's largest business advocacy organization? there, i was able to put a lot of people on the stage and contribute to the community here in san francisco? this would be my first foray into something like this, but i am on the board of the marin food bank and have been for almost a year. food scarcity is such an important issue for people in the bay area, especially in these unprecedented times? i would like to participate in this committee because i have full personal and professional experience. when i was pregnant with my daughter, i had gestational diabetes, which i'd never had before, and i was confronted with what i put in my body and what that means. i've lost over 75 pou

i am dianna cavagnaro. i'm most interested as the parent of an sfusd student, that seat. i have lived in san francisco since 2007, and i have invested a lot into the city both through my career and volunteering, and from 2016 to 2019, i worked with the san francisco chamber of commerce where i was the vice president of investor initiatives and events, and i coordinated over 250 events for the community's largest business advocacy organization? there, i was able to put a lot of people on the stage and contribute to the community here in san francisco? this would be my first foray into something like this, but i am on the board of the marin food bank and have been for almost a year. food scarcity is such an important issue for people in the bay area, especially in these unprecedented times? i would like to participate in this committee because i have full personal and professional experience. when i was pregnant with my daughter, i had gestational diabetes, which i'd never had before, and i was confronted with what i put in my body and what that means. i've lost over 75 pou

i am dianna cavagnaro. i'm most interested as the parent of an sfusd student, that seat. i have lived in san francisco since 2007, and i have invested a lot into the city both through my career and volunteering, and from 2016 to 2019, i worked with the san francisco chamber of commerce where i was the vice president of investor initiatives and events, and i coordinated over 250 events for the community's largest business advocacy organization? there, i was able to put a lot of people on the stage and contribute to the community here in san francisco? this would be my first foray into something like this, but i am on the board of the marin food bank and have been for almost a year. food scarcity is such an important issue for people in the bay area, especially in these unprecedented times? i would like to participate in this committee because i have full personal and professional experience. when i was pregnant with my daughter, i had gestational diabetes, which i'd never had before, and i was confronted with what i put in my body and what that means. i've lost over 75 pou

i'll put my answer to your question in this is that dianna was the 20th century, megha in the 21st. knew where she was. she was very, very young and that's more extraordinary about her. she was incredibly young. she was an english girl, and meghan is an older woman, and she's foreign born and a woman of color so we're on a different terrain and so while we make these links, let's not forget what meghan are telling us they represent a new world and the battle is with the new world and old world and diana is part of the old world. she wanted to make it a different world for meghan and archie are the new world and we m mustn't forget that. that' that's important. we need to listen to harry closely. harry said to us, they're not their own people, and a lot of what is going on over here, people are sort of battling up on either side around that family in which i've said to you before, there is a deep, deep unconscious connection in this culture with that family, but the real battle is with this country. this country like our country is becoming a minority majority country. harry and megh

we know about her three daughters, dianna, elizabeth and sophia because they wind up spending many years with her later in life. we don't know about the fifth child. was this a boy who died. was this a daughter she introduces later? because there's evidence she introduced another young woman as her daughter. we don't know. and we don't know, for sure, who the father is, particularly of the first two children. was the young man, who was beaten and sent away? was it thomas? potentially was it john dumont, who i don't think anybody seriously, seriously thinks that. what makes the story interesting is the control that isabel took. her agreement with john dumaunlt is that, because of her hard work, she would be free in 1826, ahead of a new new york law. in 1817, new york passed another law and said in 1827 we're done with slavery. that's it. you're free. you don't have to wait that extra time. and that meant sojourner isabel would be free. her deal with john dumont is she would be free earlier. he renagged on the deal. he said because she injured her right hand earlier and hadn't been able to

i am dianna cavagnaro. i'm most interested as the parent of an sfusd student, that seat. i have lived in san francisco since 2007, and i have invested a lot into the city both through my career and volunteering, and from 2016 to 2019, i worked with the san francisco chamber of commerce where i was the vice president of investor initiatives and events, and i coordinated over 250 events for the community's largest business advocacy organization? there, i was able to put a lot of people on the stage and contribute to the community here in san francisco? this would be my first foray into something like this, but i am on the board of the marin food bank and have been for almost a year. food scarcity is such an important issue for people in the bay area, especially in these unprecedented times? i would like to participate in this committee because i have full personal and professional experience. when i was pregnant with my daughter, i had gestational diabetes, which i'd never had before, and i was confronted with what i put in my body and what that means. i've lost over 75 pou