. >> vince foster. >> vince foster. that is despicable. >> discredited allegations of the suicide of hillary clinton friend and one time white house aide vince foster. how should the press cover the press talking about that and the sexual misconduct of bill clinton? >> headlines of hillary clinton being hit hard for violating rules with the private e-mail server. is the press finally taking her own. >> and a stunning example of misleading editing to make pro gun people look like morons. few there are no background checks for gun purchasers how do you present felons or terrorists from purchasing a gun? >> with cour ice defending this. all the mystery man behind the hulk hogan and that is a classic case of revenge that could bankrupt gawker. >> the media is used to donald trump attacking bill clinton with sex scandals but this week did it in a way many found trouble. >> today you put up stuff about hillary clinton and bill clinton. it is tawdry stuff. i am not sure this is...good. to do that. >> are you talking about what

care we are doing a better job but the cohort remains the kids in foster care kids that come in as a younger age belief before six or eight months we are better another addressing the kids that are older needs to come into foster care is sexual abuse and other things we look at the length of stay in care and look at the first time entries into care the unification rates we're picking up in every area with the care that's a good thing when you look at the caseloads there were 28 hundred kids in foster care. >> how many 28 hundred about 8 years ago now blow seven hundred and that's kids under a 18 we do fortunately have what is called non-minor dependent foster care through the assembly bill 12 which loud the kids to remain in foster through age 21st and 18 they're not prepared to enter the world whether college and whatever so we can provide for their support up to age 22 in the form of housing or tuition that number's is 200 and 50 so under seven hundred kids and 200 and 50 non-did not that would be been out of the system. >> between 200 and 50 and ages 18 to 21 yes. >> and seven hun

everybody is talking about a 1993 death of vince foster. who would think that would be part of the dialogue. he is making progress in trying to ruin clinton's effort to win the woman's vote. he is bringing up these past things to make her look less attracti attractive. that's a biggest weakness and that's female voters. >> it's led some pieces and here is nbc hally jackson the other day. do we have that? >> when ted cruz was in the race trump speculated a rumor to jfk assassination. >> i watched where thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. >> well, nbc called him a c conspira conspiracy they are ris. >> they're not actually covering it but only covering it as a process story and saying that he said this and therefore we must cover it. that's wrong. it was interesting to watch cnn this week. you had jack tapper push back hard on vince foster and saying that after nooif investigations and was a ruled a suicide and then if you watch hour by hour by hour on cnn they went back and back and back to these comments that

care we are doing a better job but the cohort remains the kids in foster care kids that come in as a younger age belief before six or eight months we are better another addressing the kids that are older needs to come into foster care is sexual abuse and other things we look at the length of stay in care and look at the first time entries into care the unification rates we're picking up in every area with the care that's a good thing when you look at the caseloads there were 28 hundred kids in foster care. >> how many 28 hundred about 8 years ago now blow seven hundred and that's kids under a 18 we do fortunately have what is called non-minor dependent foster care through the assembly bill 12 which loud the kids to remain in foster through age 21st and 18 they're not prepared to enter the world whether college and whatever so we can provide for their support up to age 22 in the form of housing or tuition that number's is 200 and 50 so under seven hundred kids and 200 and 50 non-did not that would be been out of the system. >> between 200 and 50 and ages 18 to 21 yes. >> and seven hun

foster. mr. foster: thank you. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for as much time as he wishes to use. mr. foster: i rise today to offer an amendment on behalf of myself and my colleague, congressman scot fware rhett, my republican co-chair of the payer states caucus a group of members opposed to the massive transfer of wealth between one set of states to another. this amendment is a very simple

to dredging up the clinton infidelities and now vince foster.dy for trump. so to win over new voters, the kind you need to win a general election, you have to move off this stuff. >> there is absolutely, mark halperin, no pivot. i've seen no pivot over the last week or two. i've seen a candidate who seems to be going -- digging down even deeper into his bunker at a time he needs to start moving aggressively towards picking up female voters, hispanics. we can go down the list. we talked about it on the show two weeks ago that the window is very short for donald trump to actually start moving in areas to clean up some of the messes that are there when you look at the polls. but no evidence that he's doing that. in fact, he's just pushing down on the accelerator. he's driving the entire party now towards the side of the cliff. >> when he talks like that, it's the press' responsibility to move from being theater critics and marveling at his political skill to saying that the two sides are not fighting equally or with the same degree of seriousness a

foster's widow or their three children. the notion that this was a murder is a fiction borne of delusion and untethered to reality and contradicted by evidence reviewed in six investigations one of them by ken starr, hardly a bill clinton defender. so say otherwise is ridiculous and, frankly, shameful. again, this is not a pro-clinton position or an anti-trump position. it is a pro-truth position. cnn chief political correspondent dana bash joins me now. to be clear, there are kquestio ask about hillary clinton or business dealings but why, what is the strategy raising not only the false charge about the clinton and vince foster but questions about mr. clinton's actions in 1990s, how would that impact his wife in 2016? >> answer to that, according to a couple of trump sources who i talked to, they argue that going back in time, '90s, may seem like old news to people who lived it like the two of us for younger vote ofs, female voters who don't know much about the clinton years trump is hoping to sew seeds of doubt and do it

>> well, we worry a lot about the kids who age out of foster care. so, they're well taken care of until age 18 or 21, but then they're kind of on their own. there are about 1,000 kids who age out of foster care every year in new york city. there are only about 200 supportive apartments in the entire city for this population. so, it's no wonder that about 1/3 of the kids who age out of foster care will experience homelessness at some point in their first three years after aging out of foster care. very few complete a college education. many struggle with substance use. some get involved with the criminal justice system. and so, there are a lot of challenges. and as a society, we don't spend a lot of time or money on this and because jewish board works with both kids and adults, we feel like we have a unique opportunity to take kids aging out of foster care and put them on a good path for the rest of their life. >> direction for the future? >> uh, well, that's an important one. we also want to work earlier. we want to try to catch problems before they

trump calling foster's death very fishy. even some fellow republicans wondering what he's doing. >>> also the clinton campaign wants bernie sanders out of the race soon but sanders has some thoughts on the convention that might make them nervous. >> will the convention be messy? >> of course, but that's what democracy is about. >> sanders vowing to fight on. hillary clinton refusing another debate with him in the final days leading up to the california primary on june 7th. n rounding out our agenda, virginia governor terry mcauliffe under investigation for possible campaign violations. a longtime confidante of bill and hillary clinton. he's deeply entwined in their political lives. could this investigation of mcauliffe have any fallout for the clinton campaign? he's someone who has raised a lot of money for them through the years. we'll dig into all of that and more ahead. a busy political news morning, but we're going to begin with that breaking news. right now out of pennsylvania, bill clinton is set to -- excuse me, bill

are foster youth in san francisco. i'm here to share how this invisible and vulnerable population and families will be underserved by insufficient funding. i can't stress the importance of have agstrong advocate for youth and families. we have partnered with dependancy council to insure youth wremain [inaudible] we far too many foster youth cross into the delink waens system and to keep them served is crucial. attorneys facilitate collaboration to insure client receive appropriate services such as housing, mental health support and family counseling. in sour experience families of color and poor families are impacted by the child welfare system in san francisco and strong advocacy protects against the unfair division of black and brown families in the city. the state created the right to council in dependancy proceedings for children and parents yet this right a hollow promise if it is not funded. experience and dedicated council who know the clients and advocate for their needs should not be a luxury and we should ins

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now new york cifor the first ti hearing from vince foster easter.me now, washington post deputy editorial and michael gerson. first, to you, you and i were covering the white house and tell me about the decision by his sister, vince foster east's foster's sister to write this column. >> there is a difference between donald trump going after barack obama not being born in the united states, barack obama is not around to defend himself and vince foster is not defending himself. so, i know sheila anti any baho in day and my e-mail to her asking her to write something to break the esilence. she was so upset and she said she would. >> vince foster was my brother and donald trump should be ashamed. >> indeed, vince foster had lived with her bin guyeginning clinton investigation. he talked about how he was suffering from depression and asked for the name of the psychiatrist which were in his pocket before he died and she talked about the after math for her elderly mother and her siblings to be hearing that. it is one thing for a kind of irresponsible right

care we are doing a better job but the cohort remains the kids in foster care kids that come in as a younger age belief before six or eight months we are better another addressing the kids that are older needs to come into foster care is sexual abuse and other things we look at the length of stay in care and look at the first time entries into care the unification rates we're picking up in every area with the care that's a good thing when you look at the caseloads there were 28 hundred kids in foster care. >> how many 28 hundred about 8 years ago now blow seven hundred and that's kids under a 18 we do fortunately have what is called non-minor dependent foster care through the assembly bill 12 which loud the kids to remain in foster through age 21st and 18 they're not prepared to enter the world whether college and whatever so we can provide for their support up to age 22 in the form of housing or tuition that number's is 200 and 50 so under seven hundred kids and 200 and 50 non-did not that would be been out of the system. >> between 200 and 50 and ages 18 to 21 yes. >> and seven hun

care parents and adults living in foster care homes prior to placement of an indian child into a foster home. this bill creates a framework by which tribes must conduct thorough background checks of individuals who reside in or re employed by a foster home or institution in which tribal foster placements are made. the bill would protect indian foster children from being placed. if the background check reveals a conviction by a federal, state or tribal court of felony child abuse, neglect or crimes against children. s. 184 is a companion to h.r. 1168, sponsored by the gentleman from north dakota, congressman kevin cramer. 118 -- h.r. 1168 passed the house june 1. mr. cramer and his colleagues in the north carolina -- excuse me -- north dakota delegation worked to address a very sad child abuse problem plaguing an indian reservation in his state. passage of s. 184 is a critical first step toward ensuring that indian children are placed in safe, secure and loving homes within their tribal communities. again, i'd like to thank our good friend, mr. cramer from north dakota, for his hard work

reporter: you were only 10 or 11 when you did "panic room" with jodie foster.hat did you learn since then? kristen: oh, my gosh, a lot. what have i learned since i was 10? [laughter] i was very clear version of myself at 10, to be honest. i'm trying to get back to that, you know what i mean? when you are a kid, you are kind of a pure version of yourself, and then you turn 13 and a whole lot of things start messing with that. i feel like every year i've gotten older and sort of becoming more and more like i was when i was a 10-year-old. i hung out with jodie foster the other day, and i haven't seen her in a while, and it was so interesting to me that we had a relationship that i could remember and she knew me and she really did feel for me, she knows me, and like, wow, i guess 05/12/16 05/12/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york this is , democracy now! quite that is what pinochet did. torture them and killed them. what is the difference i would ask the american people between us and p;inochet? amy: the pioneering human rights attorn

he called theories of possible foul play in foster's death very serious and the circumstances of foster's death very fishy. he said he had intimate knowledge, he knew everything that was going on and then all of a sudden he committed suicide. foster's death is the subject of intense speculation on the internet. >>> and the tsa has seen the first management casualty in the wake of mounting criticism over missed flights. kelly hoggan has been removed from his position as tsa's security chief. according to an internal memo obtained by nbc news, he has been the focus of congressional inquiries was reassigned to new duties. part of the series of moves after hundreds were stranded in security lines as plains took off from chicago o'hare this month. >>> and final moments in the doomed egyptair flight last week. egyptian authorities are refuting the allegations saying it swerved before vanishing off radar. tom costello has the latest. >> reporter: as the latest effort to find the egyptair flight in the sea, they're contradicting greek military reports about the final moments of the plane. insisti

david: it starts george clooney and jodie foster. what is it about? >> george clooney plays a guy who is very closely modeled off of jim cramer on cnbc. he is a really bombastic die and in this movie, he makes a prediction that certain stocks are better than savings accounts. one of those bets goes wrong and he is taken hostage by someone who loses all their money. david: this first started back of the financial crisis. we've had movies made not long after that. the wolf of wall street, the big short a string of movies. , >> this is the latest in those , and we are starting to get into the phase of these as they are formulas. we are seeing another one this summer with breaking bad being positioned as the female-driven

are foster youth in san francisco. i'm here to share how this invisible and vulnerable population and families will be underserved by insufficient funding. i can't stress the importance of have agstrong advocate for youth and families. we have partnered with dependancy council to insure youth wremain [inaudible] we far too many foster youth cross into the delink waens system and to keep them served is crucial. attorneys facilitate collaboration to insure client receive appropriate services such as housing, mental health support and family counseling. in sour experience families of color and poor families are impacted by the child welfare system in san francisco and strong advocacy protects against the unfair division of black and brown families in the city. the state created the right to council in dependancy proceedings for children and parents yet this right a hollow promise if it is not funded. experience and dedicated council who know the clients and advocate for their needs should not be a luxury and we should ins

are foster youth in san francisco. i'm here to share how this invisible and vulnerable population and families will be underserved by insufficient funding. i can't stress the importance of have agstrong advocate for youth and families. we have partnered with dependancy council to insure youth wremain [inaudible] we far too many foster youth cross into the delink waens system and to keep them served is crucial. attorneys facilitate collaboration to insure client receive appropriate services such as housing, mental health support and family counseling. in sour experience families of color and poor families are impacted by the child welfare system in san francisco and strong advocacy protects against the unfair division of black and brown families in the city. the state created the right to council in dependancy proceedings for children and parents yet this right a hollow promise if it is not funded. experience and dedicated council who know the clients and advocate for their needs should not be a luxury and we should ins

vince foster's widow, his children, what are we doing here? we dragging a family through this again? what he's doing from pure political perspective is very, very simple on both sides there are groups of people who love to hate the other side. it's true on the left, it's true on the right. there's a cottage industry of people out there who love to hate all things clinton or obama. when he says these things, they love it. they eat it up. he gets huge applause and crowds go nuts and so he keeps doing it. it's that simple because there is no other real political reason for doing it. >> you know, look, i think he is accomplishing probably exactly what he wants strategically is that we're talking about it and other campaigns have to talk about it. the clinton campaign now has to spend a day talking about vince foster, answering questions about vince foster or the link between autism -- the alleged and mythical link between autism and vaccines or talking, for example, about president obama's birth certificate none of which are issues this election o

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did vince foster commit suicide? if donald trump asks you if you he should keep talking about yese things, would you say or no? >> i do not think he talks about where president obama was born. and vince foster was a footnote. he is responding in kind saying hillary clinton -- two hillary clinton saying he is not good for women. 1990's, the main thing he is clinton andt, bill women in the 1990's. what people are going to focus on, this is a man in power and he was having affairs with subordinates in the white house. license int his law the state of arkansas. mark: are you concerned about him going to these places? >> it is ludicrous that we are in 2016 and we will have a national election about bill clinton in the 1990's. if i thought the state of the republican party is pathetic, it would take it to a whole different level. >> i believe this speech was stateguns and washington and they did not cover it. they only covered what i said about bill clinton. john: by the time he left office, democrats winning in the midter

i don't want to bring foster's death up because i don't know enough to discuss it. i will say there are people who continue to bring it up because they think it was absolutely a murder. i don't do that because i don't think it's fair. both law enforcement officials and a subsequent federal investigation have ruled that the foster's death is a suicide. trump continued to level the allegation of rape against president clinton yesterday posting a video to instagram that spliced the photo of bill clinton smoking a cigar over accusations that he sexually assaulted women. clinton was never charged and denied the allegations when they were first made in the 1990s. trump tweeted the link with the comment, quote, is hillary really protecting women? >> i was very nervous. >> no woman should be subjected to it. it was an assault. >> he starts to bite on my top lip and i tried to pull away from him. [ laughter ] >> trump spoke about the personal nature of his attacks in an interview last night with bill o'reilly. >> kind of tawdry stuff and i'm not sure this is a good thing. to

who will be voting in her second presidential election this year and she has never heard of vince foster. donald trump is trying to change that. >>> and "new york times" international affairs columnist tom freedman says he thinks he knows who isis wants to win our presidential election. >> have you noticed there's talk about this trump fellow? >> all he does is tear down people. >> revisiting decades-old allegations of sexual misconduct against bill clinton. >> kind of tawdry stuff. >> i have to fight back the way i have to fight back. >> questioning the 1993 suicide of clinton aide vince foster. >> do you think the stuff they said about her is bad? they accused me of murder. >> this is the subject of widely dismissed conspiracy they aries. >> we here in 1993 conspiracy theory territory. >> donald trump doesn't seem to be able to distinguish between a credible source and, say, a chain e-mail. >> i don't trust him with his finger on the nuclear button. >> i'm only responding to what they do. >> was he really making america great when he said "i'm kind of excited about the housing crisis"?

we love you, jody foster. >> george was so nice.a vibrant imagination. [ laughter ] i mean, without a doubt this is one of the coolest things that has happened to us on society. having the opportunity to play a small role in such a big movie is really a drink -- >> what is tough is keeping it a secret. we couldn't tell anybody! and there were times where i wanted to. i wanted to drop a bomb on facebook like guess what i'm doing? >> i encourage everyone out there to go see "money monster" and watch for your favorite daytime stars! >> if you do go out and see this, tweet us and let us know you saw it and what you thought. >> huge thanks to sony pictures, george, julia, and jody foster. >>> a video that will get you pumped for summer. >> a young, ridiculously gorgeous couple. next "right this minute." >> and still to come grandma rolls up ready for a surprise. the story behind the big gift that leaves her speechless. . >>> plus, stick around to get the thursday buzz word forororo chance to win an ipad mini. fight off fleas and ticks. b

the foster line ended with a dud, particularly when foster's sibling wrote for "the washington post"> well, at the end of the day, donald likes to control the news cycle and he has been controlling almost every single news cycle for a year now. so any time he mentions these types of issues, i think he needs to start thinking about the types of things he does that wins the election in november and i think relitigating the personal pasts of the clintons, i think this is irrelevant for voters. the voters want to talk about the issues. >> interesting talking about christopher ruddy. christopher, thank you for being here. >> thank you, michael. >> still to come, a memorial day story involving a 96-year-old famous veteran who has saved countless lives and saved one more this week. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't st

the foster line ended with a dud, particularly when foster's sibling wrote for "the washington post"k that's why trump at the end of the week was backing off that issue. you get the final word. >> well, at the ent of the day, donald likes to control the news cycle and he has been controlling almost every single news and so any time he mentions these types of issues, i think he needs to start thinking about the types of things he does that wins the election in november and i think relitigating the personal past of the clintons or even them attacking his personal past, i think this is irrelevant and not relevant for voters, voters want to talk about the issues. >> interesting coming from christ sister ruddy who was the architect, the investigator, i'll say, of so much that was spun in the 1990s. christopher, thank you for being here. >> thank you, michael. >>> still to come, a memorial day story involving a 96-year-old famous veteran who has saved countless lives and saved one more this week. i'm getting dark chocolate and a hint of butterscotch. how about you? i taste - whaaaaaaaaaow.

he was lucky enough to be placed with supportive foster families. >> i did not think myself as a foster child anymore. i think of myself as this weird person with multiple families. >> his degree is in theater with a strong computer science background. this is joe last summer during a student's rising above internship, teaching kids how to code. he has another high-tech internship this summer, again, showing what is possible. and with college, that starts with his own family. >> a lot of my family members are, like, hey, someone got it done and they are looking for their children, my moms looking towards my sister, i'm looking to help my siblings get to that next level. it was really powerful for me. >> wendy tokuda, kpix 5 . >> to find how to help students i joe go to cbs sf .com / sra. >>> still ahead, meet our pet of the week, there she is, daisy and find out how to help make her a part of your family. we will tell you where to go to help other dogs in need of a home this weekend. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, taste of the day is phenyl. great dishes in this time, it's a taste of spring to me and i

young man who grew up in ant of foster care....raduation time and it has special meaning for a young man who grew up in and out of foster care. tonight we're going to celebrate were a student rising above that we have been following for fewer years from riordan high school in san francisco up to portland, oregon. wendy tokuda shows us how he became the first in his family to graduate from college. >> reporter: this month at lewis & clark college outside portland, oregon, he did something no one in his family had ever done before. [ inaudible ] [ applause and cheers ] >> tell us what it feels like to graduate from lewis & clark college. >> honestly, i don't know yet. i'm still figuring it out. but its nice to be done. >> i'm so proud of him. >> reporter: his mom is thanking his foster dad who shot the video. his foster mom was there and his aunt on the right here who raised joe for 8 years. >> i would like to thank them for having been crazy enough to let me in their house years ago. even crazy enough to name their child after me. >

vince foster commit suicide? no. i mean yes. if donald trump says you should keep talking about these things -- >> he hasn't talked about where president obama was born for a couple of years. vince foster is -- he's he isding in kind saying a sex and massages and he is responding in kind. 1990's, theying is main thing he is talking about is women and bill clinton in the 1990's and you have women googling apologize. -- what people are going to focus on is this is a man and power and he was having affairs with subordinates in the white house. look, the man lost his law license in the state of arkansas. are you concerned about him going to these places? dan: it is ludicrous. it amazes me that we are in 2016 and we're going to have a nationala lack -- election about bill clinton in the 1990's. if i thought the state of the republican party was pathetic as i do now, it would be -- i believe he just gave a speech about guns and no one covered it. they only covered what i said about bill clinton. john: these are just a couple of facts

we will ask foster foster freeze for his take on that. murders spiking in more than two dozen cities nationwide. is the war on cops to blame? bold eagle is here to explain. the democrat and chaos. this video from this weekend's democratic convention in nevada. his delegates were unfairly dismissed. all of this as sanders and clinton square off. will this be even more victory? but first, back to our top stories. donald trump firing back. a hit piece on his relationship with women. donald trump has crossed the line. he asked a model at a party of his to put on -- he just a model and force them to describe. the lame hit piece they did on me and women. i did many names of women i hope to refuse. and despite the "new york times" standing by its story, telling fox and friends this morning that it is all a lie. a very good life. leslie marshall. joe washed of illinois. joel walsh of illinois. here she is talking to fox and friends. her quotes were taken out of context. watch. >> they did take quotes from what i said. it appeared negative. i do n

. >> vincent foster jr. committed suicide. >> reporter: a friend of the clintons who investigators concluded committed suicide in the early '90s but unfounded conspiracy theories that foster was murdered have lingers. trump told "the washington post" in an interview on monday, it's one thing, whether it's whitewater or vince fost or benghazi, it's always a mess with hillary. >> does she have a good body? no, does she have a fat ass, absolutely. >> reporter: trump's advise ofs say it's payback for this ad going after the real estate tycoon's past dealings with women. >> what he's doing is exposing not just bill clinton for what he was, what he had done, but it's the same as it relates to hillary. she attacked mr. trump as being a sexist 15 modge ni isist 15 m. >> reporter: he's defended against the same character assaults in the past. >> look at trouble bill clinton got into with something that was totally unimportant and tried to impeach him, which was nonsense and bush got us into this horrible war with lie

vince foster had intimate knowledge of what was going on and he committed suicide. i don't know enough to discuss it. i will say there's people who continue to bring it up because they think it was a murder. i don't do that because i don't think it's fair. that's trump talking. a federal investigation involved lawyers, physicians and fbi agents and interviews with 125 witnesses concludesed foster's death was a suicide. this was the latest salvo from trump. let's watch. >> she's married to man who was the worst abuser of women in the history of politics. she's married to a man who hurt many women and hillary, if you look and see a study, hillary, hurt many women. the women that he abused. she was an unbelievably, nasty, mean, enabler and what she did to a lot of those women is disgraceful. >> no one should be subjected to it. it was an assault. >> he start unbuttoning my top. i try to pull away from him. >> in the past trump has spoken generously of the clintons. he's called the former president fantastic and his impeachment nonsense. here he is with me back in 1998.

we started this in foster care.f you look at foster care children, 50% of them become homeless as they become adults. to think about how we're serving our foster care children is a reflection of how well we are doing in nie opinion as a department and how well we can help the families of them. and one of the biggest goals that we've had in our foster care system is to try to get them back to their families. if you can tell us a little bit of your background. >> i finished 16 years at san francisco general hospital in the can't of psychiatry for children, need and families in partnership with pied tricks. and have long been committed to serving our population that we serve at the county level. from i taught -- i teach at u.c. i'm on faculty there. a few years ago i had the opportunity to become the director for foster care mental health. i came to d.p.h. prior to coming to d.p.h. i was talking to director garcia and colleagues and how hopeless i felt like as a provider because all the hours i spend with the families

john: i'm not sure if it is disqualifying, the vince foster thing is nuts. the bill clinton things are real things, and there is an argument that the left and right have put forward over her complicity in that. so it is an issue. the question is, whether it is effective. from the polling we discussed yesterday, the fact that he is consolidated republicans and independents, i think they are parked with him. but they are still kicking the tires on donald trump. these are not available for persuadable voters to help trump to eventually become the president of the united states. that is my argument for why it is a dumb argument. mark: he is never been a general election candidate before. does he have a great feel for america? he has some. leaving aside the repudiation one must engage in, you cannot deny he has defied people's expectations about what works and what does not. he has gone after things people care about, but some voters will tune it out. john: we all ignore knowledge this is a different electorate. one of the things the clintons have done well, i th

an independent counsel's investigation ruled foster's death was a suicide. bill clinton on friday. >> you think the stuff i said about her is bad? they accuse me of murder. >> reporter: trump taking shots are kousht punches. >> i don't like doing that. but i have no choice. >> reporter: it's all very different from what he was saying back in the '90s, attacking bill clinton's accusers. >> can you imagine how controversial that would be? think about him with the women. how about me with the women? >> reporter: and the vince foster conspiracy theory is just trump's latest, including the obama birther controversy. >> i was born in hawaii. >> i thought he was born in this country. right now i have real doutsd. >> reporter: clinton refusing to respond to trump's new attacks. >> trump is a human wrecking ball. he's going to hurt himself with some voters for sure. he's also going to hurt hillary clinton. both of these candidates know this is going to be a slugfest. >> reporter: a risky strategy for two historically unpopular candidates. our new online poll showing

as national foster care month. growing up, my parents welcomed many foster children into our family, providing them with a stable and nurturing environment. one of the biggest challenges for youth in fosterer care is finding their forever family. even youth who age out of foster care still need a place to call home, even after they turn 18. whether through reunification, adoption or an individual plan, every foster youth deserves a permanent home. mr. speaker, these children belong to all of us. and we are all responsible for their well-being. i urge my cliges to join me in -- colleagues to join me in recognizing may as national foster care month and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recog

vince foster committed suicide in 1993 after a struggle with depression. yet, his death was the subject of multiple right-wing conspiracies at the time blaming hillary clinton for foster's death. trump revived these theories in an interview with the washington post earlier this week, calling foster's death "very fishy." in an op-ed published by "the washington post" thursday, sheila foster anthony called trump's comments "beyond contempt." writing -- this is scurrilous enough coming from right-wing operatives. how can this be coming from the presumptive nominee for president? this comes as the trump campaign mistakenly cop on a political reporter on an e-mail jury public and national researcher asking him to "work up ininformation on hrc whitewaters soon as possible." whitewater refers to the scandal involving the clintons real estate investments during the late 1970's, and a trump campaign space dust spokeswoman reportery copied thei on the e-mail. democrats are considering pressuring democratic national committee chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz to st

care we are doing a better job but the cohort remains the kids in foster care kids that come in as a younger age belief before six or eight months we are better another addressing the kids that are older needs to come into foster care is sexual abuse and other things we look at the length of stay in care and look at the first time entries into care the unification rates we're picking up in every area with the care that's a good thing when you look at the caseloads there were 28 hundred kids in foster care. >> how many 28 hundred about 8 years ago now blow seven hundred and that's kids under a 18 we do fortunately have what is called non-minor dependent foster care through the assembly bill 12 which loud the kids to remain in foster through age 21st and 18 they're not prepared to enter the world whether college and whatever so we can provide for their support up to age 22 in the form of housing or tuition that number's is 200 and 50 so under seven hundred kids and 200 and 50 non-did not that would be been out of the system. >> between 200 and 50 and ages 18 to 21 yes. >> and seven hun