5:22 Rivard Barnett
Nancy Rivard is the founder of Airline Ambassadors, a not for profit humanitarian aid organization. For more information on Airline Ambassadors, go to airlineamb.org.
Youth has always believed it is immortal - it's hard to imagine getting sick or old when you haven't even reached your third decade. But with doomsday talk and growing problems in the world, today's young people have an even more frightening mindset. They're not going to live that long. Ankita Bardwadj explores the new fatalism.
3:47 Teen HIV
And that leads to thoughts of health care reform. The summer of 2009 had two main headlines - the economy and the battle between people who were convinced that America's health care system is on a fast track to disaster, and those who are equally impassioned in their belief that government's got no business messing with health care. Somewhere in between the rhetoric are people like commentator Nancy Foote...and her brother.
5:54 Foote commentary
Nancy Foote is looking for work. She lives in upstate New York.
And finally, personal finance expert Manisha Thakor says there's a fundamental problem with women and money - and it's time to take control.
5:47 Thakor
Manisha Thakor is an author and analyst - you can find out more about her at manishathakor.com
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