foster ffught back even as her bill continued to grow.dollars and pd it off i constannly went down every other month to put something on her water bill becaase i didn't want it stated that she never paid anything so this is where it runs up to 4 to 5 dollars :25 3 the city says they ill adjust foster's bill and pay back the money the family's overpaid. therr is also the issue of mold from repeated to address as well. joy lepola fox 45 news at 5:30. newt gingrich ...// blasts...// the media... during last night's gop debate .../ áádefendinggá himself .../ accusatons ...from his.../ ex-wife. ex-wife. king:she says you asked you, sir, to enter into annopen marriage. would you like to take some time to respond to that? 3 in.../ a... recent interview,.../ second wife... marianne,.../ áásaidáá gingrich... askedd../ for... an .../ , "open marriage..."//// ááwhereáá... he... could.../ have a wife.../ and... mistress....// ááthhsáá... at... a time.../ when... he... was... giving speeches.../ about... family values....//// áátheáá... fiist question

one of them, senior and former foster care child, shawn hudson. path to success has not been easy. >> it was always this thought in my head to just give up. >> reporter: hudson writes about growing up with his biological family before he was put into foster care when he was 11. he writes about a difficult childhood that included an absent father who spent time in prison. but it wasn't until after he was removed from his family for the second time at age 15 that he hit rock bottom. in the course of your life, what has the lowest point been for you? >> i was constantly switched around to different group homes and it was just that feeling of where am i going from here? am i going to keep moving around to different group homes? what is the point of me even trying? >> reporter: and then a life line. social worker alice westary entered his life looking past foster care stigmas and opening hudson's eyes to his future. >> she didn't judge me or look at me differently. she saw me as a regular child. >> reporter: and inspired him to go to college. but it to

later at 18 she aged out of the foster care system.o a college acceptance leaving her past behind. >> as soon as i got to the university of alabama i did not want to discuss it. i said, you know what? i'm not going to be that kid who needs another handout. i am sick of it. i'm sick of being ashamed, sick of everyone knowing what has happened to me. i'm embarrassed. i don't want to be that kid put on display anymore. >> james has a 3.8 gpa, carries a double major and is a member of mortar board. >> so this is my home. >> reporter: she is proud of her first apartment. >> i'm very excited to have things that are of my own, excited to have something to bring into a space that's my own. >> reporter: where did you get your couch? >> at a thrift store. it was $15. >> very nice. >> yes. >> reporter: even so it's not easy. >> there is a crisis point after crisis point continually. and most of it stems from the lack of a support both financially and emotionally. >> reporter: she says these aren't the only hurdles. so are the stereotypes. >> i th

journalism around the foster care system to improve it.it was my personal experience mentoring two young men down in los angeles that really got me going on this whole path. >>> so what is the process the students will be taking? >> they are going to come to class every monday from 6:00 to 7:30. the 6:00 to 7:30 portion will have speakers from around the country. we've got some of the top thinkers on foster care issues and media and public policy. and they are going to come in and we'll have the speaker series, which is actually open to the public, too. anybody who is interested in this can contact us at fostering media connections and we'll make sure to get you involved. >>> great. we can post the information on our website, cbssf.com. >> yes. >>> i have to ask you about another journalism ethics question that's been in the news. on thursday, newt gingrich attacked john king for asking about his marital issue when his ex-wife accused him of asking her for an open marriage. that's been talked a lot about in the newsroom and all around jour

really want to work with them, um, and i think that what they're missing out on is that oftentimes, fosterdon't have the tools and furthermore, they don't know what to do wiih the tools once they get them.as the self- starter pursues law school and non-profit work, she's knocking down those foster child stereotypes, every step of the ay.julie peterson, c-n- n, tuscaloosa, alabama. january is going out feeling like april. april.meteorologist steve just how warm temperatures will get for your workweek.you it! you're watching p 45 good day baltimore. - hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first on the side. from honey nut cheerios to cinnamon toast crunch to lucky charms, get more whole grain than any other ingredient... without question. just look for the white check. same-sex marriage ii maryland. the battle lines in annapolis...3 áá7 day forecastáá 3 ((brrak 8)) &p3 3

now, the city says it will fix the leak and foster owes nothing. "haha, 10 honey, i'm on that scale, high scale" scale"" let them know those water bills are gone and adjusted to water bills" bills" the city says ... when leaks happen on private property most of the time the cityyisn't responsible, but this time wws a rare exception. an act of kindness turnssinto a nightmare for one elderly woman.she was trying toolend a &phelping hand to a woman and her three children by giving &pthem money.but thatts when th woman's request for help.. she stole thousands of dollars of the victim's life savings. surveillance video inside bank of america in langley park... captures the 84 year old victim... walking in with the woman she agreed to help. police say that's when things turned ugly.once they got to the teller's window... the woman said she had a gun...then demanded the elderly woman withdraw thousands of dollars in cash. mos: 'i just think its shame for people to...you try to help somebody and then they turn around and mistreat yah, i on't think thhts fa

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instead they intentionally fostered these precepts among women students on their campuses. under mueller's tutelage, taylor believed women student potential should be maximized through a rigorous higher education, and taylor arrived at ku interested in using student government to help women move past traditional gender roles and the perception that marriage and career were mutually exclusive choices. this was progressive for the time as much of the popular discussion during the 1950s was actually working toward do midwest kating women's education so it could reflect women's roles in the home. deans of women arose in the late 1800s out of the believed need of a chaperone for women students on traditionally male campuses. for decades women and men were divided on college campuses in terms of activities and living arrangements. stereotypes of deans of women often depicted her as a disciplinarian. this eclipsed her role in advising women students regarding their academic paths, career choices and leadership development. in reality, the dean of women was often the highest rankin

isn't her &pfault. 3 (evelyn foster)"its their fault!"her '85' birthday was yesterday....evelyn foster says she can't celebrate since nothing is 'sweet' about the '16' thousand dollar water and sewer bill she got in the mail. (evelyn foster)"16 thousand dollars is for the water that is running downstairs.. not downstairs but down unner the ground and thats what they are charging me for" evelyn says she has paperwork to prove the city did work on pipes under her front sidewalk in the spring of 2009, and that's when the trouble began.(evelyn)"if the pipe is burst they did it when they was under the ground. ive never had anybody on my ground to work on no water.. never." after showing us this bill.. evelyn takes us outside. (evelyn)"they said up from here up is my problem" theres a gaping hole...filled with water.. with dirt caving in on all sides. (voice only)"thats what evidently whats broke and water is running from it" (cairns standup)"-add standup-" ow, evelyn wonders if she will lose the home she has lived in half of her life.. for a busted pipe she says... is not hers.

while urpd the greatest law possible under current law, fostering his. the bottom line is our current immigration laws are sorely outdated and in need of revision. president obama views such revision both as a matter of fairness and economic necessity. while we clearly need them to act on immigration reforms. we've reduced -- you have recognizing. we have approved and -- we're ending practices that break up american families by shortening how long the spouses and children of american citizens must wait abroad for a u.s. visa that we know they're going to obtain. for the first time, we've actually prioritized our enforcement resources so we can concentrate first on those individuals who are in our country illegally and who are also committing other crimes. we're also focusing on the removal of repeat immigration violators and recent border crossers before they enter our country's interior. this year we began reviewing the hundreds of thousands of immigration cases languishing on the immigration court document to speed the removal of criminal aliens while

i have two foster kids that i raised there. yes, this is a must. even with all of the schools, my kids at the academy, and everything that is coming to the school. the access to it, you could take your teeth to this place. it is accessible to everyone. if my daughter did not have a test today, she wanted to be here like she was at the last meeting. she sees what they need in the bayview. also, the parking, there will always be meters. that is what san francisco is. there is a parking structure going up across the street. it is not like it is not accessible or parents cannot get to it. i think that people need to fight the good fight, instead of just wanting to have an argument. thank you. [applause] >> next we have -- supervisor cohen: thank you. next we have lark. is she here? meghan, c'mon. [reads names] >> i currently live in the bay view area. i have lived there for a little over three years now. i have five small children that go to the childhood center. their ages are six, one of them will be 5 in february, then four, then twins. we all go th

now, the cityysays it will fix the leak and foster owes nothing."haha, 10 honey, i'm on that scale, high scale" scale" the cityysays ... when leeks happen on private property most of theetime the city isn't responsible, but this time was a rare exception. two d-c metro workers are charged with stealing thousands of dollars from fare machines and using the money to buy instant lottery tickets. prosecutors say horace mcdade and john haile worked as a team to smuggle coins. the investigation began after a source reported that haile jaguar to a store in n a woodbridge with 500 dollar bags of coins to buy lottery tickets. the scheme paid off at first.haile won 32-thousand dollars llst year.both men have been suspended. a man is recovering this morning after falling into the inner harbor last night. night.our tower cameraacaught the flashing lights of emergency crews on the scene near the maryland science center around nine o'clock last night. the man was taken to the hospital... but there's no word on his condition. while gossiping may harm some reputat

. >> officials calling on california to reform it's foster care system. united farm workers union testified in hearings. the committee heard from others concerned that hispanic children makeup about half of the foster children. >> this is to have he things taken away from us. >> there is a conveyor built of failure dumping atults into prison. >> one community leader says improved sensitive can help reduce the number of children in foster kaifr. >> coming up at 5:00 dream act is still alive. find out how opponents failed. >> and also a high surf advisory in time for marvericks opening ceremonies but it's not swell enough for surfers. >> no doubt bit. waves are up and there is a weekend warm up coming. ahead. >> thank you and also, ucsf study of document that's could be the smoking gun proving dees yepgs. >>> a scary crash in belmont. a woman ran a sedan into a art studio around 8:30 this morning. police say the 56-year-old accidentally stepped on the gas and slammed into the building. we don't have the right video here. and the good news is that she was no

foster... has been geeting billed for using 5 thousand gallons a day for the last three years..tee owee l nothing. a big change could be coming to getting an autism diagnosis. diagnosis. pannl of psychiatric expprrs is reassessing the definitiin of "autism."proposed changes would narrow the criteria for autism and related disorders... such as asperger's syndrome.this could dramatically reduce the number of autism diagnoses... which have skyrocketed in recent years.it could also mean... many children with developmental problems could be denied health... education and social services. 3 3 what time is it? 3 game ttme!!! or close enough for ravens fans starting the playoff weekend a llttle early today. today. joel d. smith is live at alonso's in north baltimore for the rrvens caravan and playoff party. good morning joel d. good morning 3 3 pf you're starting to feel the winter blues... it may be time away!t away!!- we say "go vacation"! we are giving away a trip for two to anywhere southwest airlines flies.. courtesy of namco bandai games. today is our last day to enter. here's how

live in east baltimore, keith dannels, fox45 news late edition. 3 85 year old evelyn foster called fooasking for help after receiving a 16 thousand dollar waterrbill. tonight she owes nothing. nothing.the city says after investigating they realized they had done work on foster's property several years ago, creating a water ain leak. the senior citizen has been getting billed for using 5 thousand gallons a day for the last three years.. tonightt the city says it will fix the leak and foster won't be billed for 16 thousand "haha, 10 honey, i'm on that scale, high scale" scale"" let ttem know those water bills are gone and adjusted to water bills" biils" the city says that when leaks happen on private property most of the time the city isn't responsible, but this time was a rare exception. a pecial needs student in cecil county is attacked at a bus stop and the video is posted on you-tube... tonight schooo authorities and police are investigating. (show kid yellinn on video "come on") on") kids froo elkton middle school has just gotten off tte bus tuesday afternoon when a fight erupted an

be yours, shawn and dana field are volunteer foster parents with all breed rescue and referral.ood morning to you. pam good morning to you. thank you for coming in today and bringing these little loves. look at whoops whoops is like what is going on. >> let's talk about all breed i have looked a at your website on many occasions you have some beautiful dogs in need of good homes tell us about all breed. >> they have been around for 15 years almost, we actually own a 14-year-old dachshund i adopted from all greed 14 years ago. >> how great. >> and we have another chihuahua we have two others from all breed as well that we have been adoptive parents too they do great work there is about i don't know maybe 20 or so dogs on the website whoops is one of them, and obviously presley and prince. as well. they get dogs from high kill shelters, often just before they are about to be well, we won't say the bad word because these guys are going to go to some good homes. check out the web feed all breed.org. >> it is a good one folks if you are in need have room in your home. >> dana talk to

they also allowed arian foster hundred 132 yards. nonetheless a win -- 132 yards.etheless a win is a win. >> at the end of the game we made the play that counted. >> this opportunity is going to come back to us and the playoffs. there's a reason why these games go down to the wire. there's a reason why it don't matter if they got a third string quarterback. that's a good football team over there and i'm just -- never going to apologize for a win. >> it's playoffs. it's win by any means necessary. that's what it's got to be man. it's got to be a team of the and that's what it was today. >> there's the right way to do things and the wrong way to do things and there's just the raven way to doing things. wasn't pretty, but hey, we got the w. reporter: next up for the ravens, the new england patriots. they head up to foxboro next weekend, no stranger to winning there. they did blow out the pats two years ago in the first round of the playoffs, but it's still going to be a tough challenge and they've got a lot to fix if they want to do it again. >> much more coming up to

. >> and current and former foster children rallied today in sacramento. they're asking for help navigating a maze of higher education. california youth connection is asking lawmakers to fund college counseling for foster youth attending uc system. they say they need it because they lack a support system many peers relie on. >> we're pretty much on our own that. is it. you know? we're teenagers for crying out loud. we're not equipped to make life changing decisions ourselves. we need someone to guide us. >> only about half of the foster teens finish high school and only 5% that have group goes on to complete a college degree comparing to 27% rate among the general public. >> and coming up here next asking price for a president's old car. might get sticker shock. >> oscars are approaching for the best videos blogs and buzz just log on to abc's exclusive site oscars.com. hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast real, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole gra

you just have to string out the line and take away running room for foster. foster had 153 yards of rushing last three but only 49 back against the baltimore ravens and week at six. cory redding says everything they do this week will revolve around a ticking away the top two options and force and the offense into the hands of rookie quarterback c.j. yates. >> that is the objective. you cannot let them get going. number two, get is on number 80. the guys on the back and really not letting it all get over the back end. 3, get after yates. you have to control the past. that is the formula for winning every single week. up to this week it has not changed. >> the actual defense of game plan will be a little more technical and complicated than that but that is the framework of how they will attack the houston texas defensively on sunday. sunday and will beat up on in baltimore is an understatement. -- sunday will be bedlam in b altimore is an understatement. >> you are exactly right. the baltimore ravens have to worry about mr. foster, baltimore ravens have to worr

>> the piece dedicated to my foster father and cousin on my adopted side. 1, daddy.w, jack dan jells understood my father mouthfuls at a time. jim beam and old forester where uncles rolled up in the sufficiented hennesy take it's first breath and hound dog laughter and dominos falling like hail on the dining table. relatives existed through stories and memory ease in like zombies on ropes of camel smoke and demand a texas holdum. no wonder they call it spirits. spirits vad my father with cower vas yea. spirits made him burn rubber screaming in the driveway. the marianet and tongue were skillets at mid night. i wouldn't see his ass again until the next afternoon. twoshgs johnnie. gee my cousin john edwards volunteered for possession every week. he was certified. ex exor citizenim did nothing. colt 45, crazy horse they demand the sacrifices in blood so bottles would go to the couch friday night. walls kicked until straight jackets lay waiting on the lawn. mama would site visions of gang boys with metal vent as if it explained anything. it didn't between dusk from the a

foster or mr. riley, i would get a different answer, when you say the first day was spent in awe, what was you in awe of? >> roman po lmp arch nmp ski. >> he has been making movies before i was born, since then. roman polanski. >> and i followed him and aware of his status as a film maker and his importance in film history. from you know, the moment i got interested in movies as a kid, fearless vampire hunters was the first thing that i saw. so to then be after 40 years be asked, would you like to work with him? what? [laughter] tavis: let me ask you, i want to get the question out the right way. i get your fascination with polanski as a film maker. how much then does the script play in making a decision to work with a director who you have been in awe of your entire life? >> well, technically speaking, a lot, because the script is really what it's supposed to be. tavis: polanski could have asked you to be in a piece of crap and you would have still said yes? how much did the script have to do with

. >>> we'll also talk about foster care children. sad is that most foster care children, the great majority, never go to college. but we'll tell you an inspirational story about two foster care children who have had amazing success. they have achieved beyond their wildest dreams and we'll have that story for you. >>> and then 4:00 eastern time, reclaim your career. because of the economy, many people over the age of 55 are returning to the workplace after being out of the workplace for a long time. what you should know before you walk in the door. we will have great information and that's at 4:00 eastern time. >> isn't that funny, going from college, foster kids making their way to college and then 55 years and up finding their way back to the workforce. what does that say about where we are right now. >> that's right. we have a little something for everybody. >> absolutely. i'm really looking forward to the foster kids too. love it, cheering them on. thank you so much, gary. we'll be watching. >>> now, some super bowl fans, take a r

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. >> it's a drawer where i kept, you know, both wallets. >> bill foster died two years ago this week in a small plane crash in connecticut. the former nasa rocket scientist and energy lobbyist was only 50 years old. >> he was really on the brink of something wonderful at the time of his death. and i was very proud of him, and i was very proud to be his wife. >> reporter: dealing with the loss of her soulmate has been difficult, but rainey said she was comforted by a short video she took of bill holding a family cat. >> i watched it all the time. i watched it all the time. and -- because it was three days before his death. >> reporter: but the flip cam, similar to this one, containing the priceless video, was stolen from the desk drawer when burglars broke into the bethesda home in late december. stealing electronics, jewelry, and other personal items. >> they at least could have taken the pouch, but they left the pouch. it was sort of adding insult to injury. >> reporter: rainey is working with police. three other neighborhood homes were burglarized the same night. >> i just wonder i

the truth foster care organization was located here for many years. i think that one of the reasons that the compatibility issue was a surprise to us was that the m1 and 2 zoning until 2009, just a couple of years ago, permitted all sorts of uses. that is precisely why they were there. it seems as if this building has operated for a long time without any major issues of compatibility with the railroad. and they will continue to work with them on that issue. >> ♪ now is time to fix the basin how long have they been waiting it is all right with me because you make it all brand new and i want to know they are going to thank you going to fix it up now going to fix the basin whether times are good or bad i know they will be bad -- glad i want to fix it up and i hope you fix it up it is all right i mean because you make it all land use you make it all brand new and i know that they will be glad in glad with you fix it up now fix it up now fix it all together through budget stormy weather whether the times are good or bad know that they will be glad don't sp

. >> judge, i'm going to call kim foster to the stand, please. ms. so the court can get at least better understanding of who kymyada is, tell us about your daughter. >> she's always had issues. i've always tried to address those issues. doing and being the best mom i possibly could. unfortunately for kymyada she needs more attention than i can give her because me and my husband both work. to the point where we are now it started with being disrespectful with me. after that we laid down the law. either you abide by our rules, or you need to go somewhere else. she chose to go and be with her god mother. that's fine. i know where you're at. you're safe. we'll work this out. >> you were okay with that. in fact, you presented that to her as an option? >> exactly. i trusted that person and i knew she would be safe with that person. >> so she didn't leave the house without your permission, did she? >> today the court is considering two difficult cases. there's kevin, a repeat offender who's been incarcerated for nearly four months, pending a final judgment

he had been in foster homes. he escaped from his original parents like when he was about as young as 3 years old. >> the district attorney's office says the teen is to be arraigned as an adult. >> a teacher in a south bay elementary school will be in court today answering the charges of sexual assault on a child. craig chandler taught second and third grade in san jose. prosecutors say he sexually assaulted two students on school grounds between august and october of last year. chandler will be arraigned this morning. >> also today, the man accused of killing a vallejo police officer returns to court. henry albert smith jr. will be

effects. >> a draw where i kept bill's wallet. >> reporter: bill foster died two years ago this week in a small plane crash in connecticut. the former nasa rocket scientist and energy lobbyist was only 50 years old. >> he was really on the brink of something wonderful at the time of his death. i was very proud of him. >> reporter: dealing with the loss of her soul mate has been difficult, but she said she was comforted by a short video she took of bill holding a family cat. >> i watched it all the time. i watched it all the time. because it was three days before his death. >> reporter: but the flip cam, similar to this one, containing the priceless video, was stolen from the desk drawer when burglars broke into their home in late december, stealing electronics, jewelry and other personal items. >> they at least could have taken the pouch but they left the pouch. it was adding insult to injury. >> reporter: rainy is working with police. three other homes were burglarized the same night. >> i just wondered if thieves have a heart. if there were anything or any way i could just get that

two tds for foster.ances to face the ravens with the victory. >> the 49ers have their hand full next saturday hosting the saints in the first playoff game in ten years. the new orleans but a beatdown on the lions and 49er coaches are breaking it down. they will be tested by the saints offense, and the niners secondary. 49ers have a good mix of youth and experience but the majority of the team has not been to the postseason, including alex smith and frank gore, but alex knows this is a new season and they don't want to be one and done. >> the team understands the opportunity we have in front of us, take advantage of this time to rest and get better and get healthy so we're -- haven't skipped a beat, and come out on saturday. >> mike: warriors hope something home cooking would help the cause. starting 0-3, ellis bringing his best on. pretty reverse layup. month city scoring and dishing. great look to david lee for the flush. 13 points, 15 points boards for lee. al jefferson, jumper. bottom. we're tied at 8

made by foster city base jillian. california watch says some health care providers fear that those most at risk will begin to think they are immune. >> if you are really marketing the drug towards hay risk individuals who might not even be willing to use a condom, are they also going to remember to take the pill every day. >> our community is really sal ychlt i think we necessity what we have to do to protect our self. >> it's still being tested but the company says it has been shown to prevent hiv and up to 73 percent of at risk people. >> apology and some cash from puppy that he was in southern california. tl pet store surveillance camera captured the thieves sean here in the dark shirt hours after newscast began airing the video the pair sent the pet store 600 dollars and apology. next day second apology and more money. the store dropped charges of burglary and grand theft. both which carry prison time. this is the third dog stolen from that store in recent months. the other 2 were returned after

./ evvlyn foster.../ ááwhereáá evelyn.../ p janice?asn't responsible for this massive watee bill.over the past 2 years...the city has threatened to shut hee water off...and put a lien on her property here...all because of the water gushing in this hole. tonight...the department of public works says it made a mistakee..in billing 85 year old evelyn fosttr 16 thousand dollarr. the department looked at its records...and ays two &pclose contracts where construction work was done in at ffrst the ciiy says it didnnt do any work on evelyn's property...but after a closer look oo theirrlogs...they say they did do some work...that resulted in thousands of gallons of water gushing in hhr property...here's evelyn's reaction...to the newssthat she is no llnger responsible for that massive water bill: "praise the lordd i said thank the lord! i said thank the lord" llrd!""i've contacted her, i'vv spoken with her son, they'rr very charming people, let them know those water bills are gone and adjusted o water bills, and get a conttactor to fix the wate

she says the burglars stole a flip cam containing priceless video of her late husband, bill foster.died two weeks ago this week in a small plane crash. she says the flip camera had a short video of her husband holding the family cat. she shot it three days before he died. >> i just wonder if these thieves have a heart because if there were any way i could just get that footage back, i would be happy. >> foster said she watched the video all the time. if you have any information, call montgomery county police. >>> police in the district are searching for armed men in connection with a robbery spree in northwest. three robberies happened over the course of ten minutes beginning at 6:30 sunday night. they happened on warren street and on porter street in cleveland park and on 39th street in friendship heights. police say a handgun was shown in at least one of the incidents. no one was hurt. >>> don't be alarmed tonight if you see fighter jets flying over d.c. tonight it's just a training exercise for norad. the group is planning training flights to test a visual warning system, as well

representan la mayora de casos de niÑos separados de sus padres y puestos en hogares de crianza o 'fosteria legislativa en san jos, para tratar de encontrar soluciones a este problema. --jaime peluffo nos amplia.. jaime. take anchor live take pkg la histrica sala mcdonnell de la iglesia nuestra seÑora de guadalupe estuvo repleta esta maÑana para la audiencia sobre la sobrerepresentacin de niÑos latinos que viven en casas de crianza o 'foster care.' s.o.t. jim beall/asambleista 1:30:00 we are going to develop an action plan after today's hearing and introduce legislation... el asambleista jim beall dijo que su meta es desarrollar un plan de accin y presentar una legislacin que resuelva el problema del alto nmero de niÑos latinos que son retirados de sus hogares por abuso o negligencia.. tan solo en el condado de santa clara, 59% de los casos involucran hispanos. s.o.t. dr manuel yaniz/psicólogo clínico 15:28:00 tenemos que reunirnos todos para resolver este problema tan agudo, son cientos de niños todos los años que son retirados de las madres que muchos de ellos acaban adoptados fuera y q

representan la mayora de casos de niÑos separados de sus padres y puestos en hogares de crianza o 'fostere realiz una audiencia legislativa en san jos para tratar de encontrar soluciones a este problema.. jaime peluffo nos amplia.. jaime.. take anchor live cu - peluffo csar, la audiencia de este tema que aqueja mayormente a latinos se realiz en el corazn de la comunidad hispana.. el ste de san jos.. take pkg la histrica sala mcdonnell de la iglesia nuestra seÑora de guadalupe estuvo repleta esta maÑana para la audiencia sobre la sobrerepresentacin de niÑos latinos que viven en casas de crianza o 'foster care.' s.o.t. jim beall/asambleista 1:30:00 we are going to develop an action plan after today's hearing and introduce legislation... el asambleista jim beall dijo que su meta es desarrollar un plan de accin y presentar una legislacin que resuelva el problema del alto nmero de niÑos latinos que son retirados de sus hogares por abuso o negligencia.. tan solo en el condado de santa clara, 59% de los casos involucran hispanos. s.o.t. dr manuel yaniz/psicólogo clínico 15:28:00 tenemos que reun

foster with 132 yards rushing. that one good for 7 points. 17-13 at the half. 2 mintes left, fourth down. ed reed pulls it down. ravens over teh texans. time to talk to read the afc championship game one week to foxborough. >> a win is a win. we played a really good team. you are acting like this team didn't get into the playoffs. they were in there with three or four games left, you know? they came out and played a really good game. you can never take anything for granted. there are some things we need to correct, but we are going to the afc championship. >> large various web with two interceptions. -- lardarius webb with 2 interceptions. we go outside to jenn france got a. >> the bands are all happy, smiling, giving the big it thumbs up. the trip to the afc championship today, and believe me the players know that the fans did their part to make that happen. the party started early with a five-star tailgate and pandemonium on west street had plenty to offer bands. >> it has grown into a massive tailgate. we have d