james ho, 82. and christine ho, 85. they're old, and they're in great shape.southern california, that's not unusual. ♪ [singing] >> jane pihl swears by a healthy diet. she's never smoked, and she's been teetotal all her life. >> people are killing themselves with their eating habits. their lifestyle is killing them. >> she's a member of the seventh-day adventist church, a protestant denomination. its members believe in clean living and advocate vegetarianism. >> this health message is not a religion. it's like, they call it a right hand help, because a lot of people won't listen to religion, but they'll listen to health. >> jane pihl's late husband was a doctor. everyone in her community makes sure they drink a lot of water and exercise every day. they also believe in a day of rest. this community began in the early 20th century when adventist pioneers opened a sanatorium here. it became the loma linda university medical center. the church's healthy lifestyle seems to add years to its members' lives. the loma linda community is the core of america's "blue zone

james hewitt. she realized she needed to sort out her own business first. so hewitt got the old heave-hod nothing about her relationship with james hewitt. james gilbey, the voice on the squidge tapes, never mentioned him. there was this start of the relationship with oliver hall, the married art dealer. >> diana was getting her retaliation in first. >> this was the biggest fear of her life, the marriage ending, her being blamed for it, divorce. charles gets the children because she's the bad guy. >> she didn't believe that what she was doing was really on the same scale. what charles was doing was really engaging in a very serious and profound love affair. and these side affairs that diana had, they never came close to the deep love affair that charles and camilla were enjoying. >> this is the original manuscript as marked up by diana. diana describes the time when she threw herself down the staircase, landing in a heap at the bottom. she was pregnant, she was desperately unhappy, and no one seemed to care. she does admit that it was a cry for help. i think she would have never risked t

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