we see a similar story with madonna harris and her little girl, briand at doubled up with her mother and she has a foster sister and grin and sat in a psychiatric ward after this other little girl -- it is so humiliating to be this poor. little briand on -- breanna was so ashamed. there were so many times. they have been in shelters for three years before they landed the situation that when this cousin taunts her and ridicules her again and again, she loses that nsf spending a month in a psychiatric hospital. >> host: one of the things i found heart wrenching ends when the mother had a much younger boyfriend, husband and a much younger wife and has been was an abusive partner and made her choose between him and one of her other kids they made the mom put her daughter out. >> guest: this is the story of tabitha who is the star of the book in many ways. she is an exceptional 18-year-old was incapacitated to think and reflect on her situation in ways you almost never see. .. you'll notice that half of the windows are boarded out. whenever they lock him out he stomps and comes in. the ki

jennifer poor reporting her uncle who manages a country club there's a story it is a story of madonna harris and her little girl, they are doubled up with her mother and she has a foster sister that just ponds her and she ends up in a psychiatric ward after this other little girl just - is so humiliating to be this poor and brie on a bus so ashamed and there are so many times they are in shelters for three years before they landed in a situation that when this cousin taunts her and ridicules her again and again, she loses it and after spending a month in a psychiatric hospital. >> host: one of the things that is really heart-wrenching is when the mother had a much younger boyfriend, husband and the much younger boyfriend and husband were the abusive partner that made her choose between him and one of the other kids and made the mom put the daughter out. >> host: this is the story of tabitha who i think is the real star of the book in many ways an exceptional 18-year-old with such but can reflect on her situation in ways that you almost never see. so there are five kids along with tabitha who

that they can't sacrifice this worker identity and go stand in that line that it stood in with madonna harris as she was convinced that they didn't give it out anymore. the main takeaway here is we have an unfinished revolution. welfare reform put a lot of people to work. that's a good thing. right? that's a very good thing. and the people themselves said that's a very good thing.

we see a similar story with madonna harris and her little girl, brianna.'re doubled up with her mother, and she has a foster sister thatç just taunts her. and brianna ends up in a psychiatric ward after this other little girl just -- it's so humiliating to be this poor, and, you know, little brianna was just so ashamed. there was so many times -- they'd been in the shelter for about three years before they landed in this situation. so when the cousin taunts her and ridicules her again and again, she loses it and ends up spending a month in a psychiatric hospital. >> host: one of the things i found really heart wrenching was when a mother -- alva, i believe it is -- >> guest: yes. >> host: -- had aç much younger boyfriend/husband, and he was an abusive partner and made her choose between him and one of her other kids and made the mom put her daughter out. >> guest: yeah. so this is the story of tabitha, who i think is the real, the star of the book in many ways. she's this exceptional 18-year-old with such -- who is -- >> host: resilience. >> guest: resil

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madonna to victoria and zayn, why stars have become selfie obsessed. how stars are now controlling their own close-ups. and attention all you muggles. >> ready? >> ready. >> could jk rowling be sending harryrts? >> and then, why have some of hollywood's leading ladies given on famous men and date average joes? >> i identify with someone that i can admire and love somebody. >> what does it take for a mere mortal to attract an a-lister? >> you seem happy. >> i'm great. >> now hollywood from the inside out, it's "the insider" together with yahoo. >> hello, everybody. and welcome to "the insider." >> let's begin with the top trending stories dominating the headlines today. kim kardashian west expecting baby number two and body shamed again. social media quick to pounce on kim's second trimester vma style but maternity fashion seems to be the least of her worries. let's go inside the perils of kim's pregnancy. >> kim, are you ready to be first lady when kanye becomes president of the united states? >> exercising her freedom to not speak in the wake of kanye's west wing speech. >> i have decided in 2020 to run for president. >> kim's stroll through the 85 degree l.a. heat yesterday

that they can't sacrifice this worker identity and go stand in that line that it stood in with madonna harris as she was convinced that they didn't give it out anymore. the main takeaway here is we have an unfinished revolution. welfare reform put a lot of people to work. that's a good thing. right? that's a very good thing. and the people themselves said that's a very good thing. but because of changes in the labor market that maybe -- you know, the crafters of welfare reform couldn't have foreseen. a lot of what happened to the labor market is new. we have this rising group of children, if you add it up and look at how many children in america are spend agent least four months in a calendar year in this condition, it's 3.3 million. >> host: wow. >> guest: that as many children as we rescue from poverty women tax credits. so, it's a big group of kids. and given the stories in this book, given what families have to go through when they're in that condition, likely -- it's likely going to be a very expensive group of children moving forward. so, we have to do something, but we have to pay atte

can't sacrifice this work or identity worker identity to stand in that line that i said in with madonna harris as she was convinced that they didn't give out any more into the main take away main takeaways we didn't have the revolution. welfare reform but a lot of people to work. that was a good thing. that was a very good thing. because of changes in the labor market may be the crafters of welfare couldn't have for seen that. we have a rising group of children if you add it up and look at how the children are spending at least four months in the calendar year it's 3.3 million that is as many children as we rescued from poverty with tax credits so if a big group of kids and given the stories in the book with families have to go through when they are in that condition is good to be an expensive group of children moving forward so we have to do something but we have to pay attention to what they want more than anything else. and really their ambitions are so modest. a job you can count on full-time hours but they don't even think about personal days. they never had a job like that so what they w