you're 21 years old and want to be an rn, in college for that.hat's a big responsibility. >> yes, it is. i don't know, he -- i didn't want him to go through the same struggles i did. and he's so young. he has so much life in him, so much opportunity, i couldn't see him go through what i did. >> all right. we'll talk in our next segment more about how maybe you can become a foster parent. here are a couple of items of information you can keep. there's a number to call, 299-kids, area code 408 and log onto the website and find out how you can help and provide foster care for some of these children. stay with us. . >>> how fulfilling has it been for you to give your nephew that opportunity by being his sponsor parent? >> it's been overwhelming and amazing. he's such a different kid now. he's so happy and excited every day. he loves living with me. he's talking about being a firefighter and doctor and just these great dreams he has. it's amazing. i don't know if he would have had if it would have turned out like this. >> we talk about the responsibil

rn's that will find out what they need. it could be just to see a doctor. they will sit here, write anessment and someone will escourt them to where the doctors are. we have 2 if not more licensed dentests that look at people's mouth. they get a card to a drop-in clinic. the only thing that holds us back is we don't have enough dentists to treat the number of people. we would treat more people. >> this is not an area that people deal with. it can be a significant barrier. we see 185 to 200 clients. in the dmv area we see 300 to 350. >> it's overwhelming but helpful. there are a lot of people willing to help. >> at cafe connect we have volunteers that work as waiters. everyone who come here experiences a surprise that it's such an easy thing to relate to this group of people. when you are out of the street you

rns of a taxpayer funded graffiti crockdown. they hired a contractor to take over a program back in 2011 in a move to save money. an audit of that program reveals graffiti is being removed in 48 hours in zones where the efforts are concentrated. they found response times are good when the public used a city sponsored smart phone app to report the graffiti. one council member says it's not serving the entire city and it's costing more than anticipated. >> out of the approximately 180 square miles of san jose, only eight square miles are assigned to be covered by the contracted company. the other disturbing part, although the app has worked well, the phone hotline is being responded to in a manner that's putting a lot of the work on city staff. >> more people are just calling in all this graffiti. so they're painting out an incredible amount more, which satisfies residents. >> this contract ends in 2016. >>> facebook, twitter, and instagram, three words that mean millions of dollars fwhr plastic surgeons. a lucrative by-product of social media. >> want to improve your look? you're not alone. here's a look at the latest plastic surgery revolution. >> reporter: mari

an rn c event that was in boston last week. governor christie says the republican party needs to win in 2016 in his opinion and according to him it can't be libertarians like rand paul. here is rand paul on that yesterday. >> what i would say the party is big enough for both of us. it is big enough for a lot of different republicans n fact we don't need to, this all started with him saying we don't have room for libertarian republicans of the thing is, that is how we grow our party. martha: former new hampshire governor john sununu served as white house chief of staff under president george h.w. bush and advisor on mitt romney's campaign. always good to have you. good morningings sir. >> good to be here. martha: i'm doing well, thanks. what do you think between these two guys? what do you think? >> look, the party is big enough for chris christie and rand paul and big enough for governor scott walker and governor bobby jindal and governor rick perry and governor mike pence and former governor jeb bush and congressman peter king and senator ted cruz and senator mitch mcconnell, all of which are qualified to be president and 90% of which ar