ms. foster, so the court can get at least better understanding of who kymyada is, tell us about your daughter'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 from his last hearing that will ultimately decide his fate. and then kymyada, a teenage mother and former

foster care. we can develop this very same strong, intensive model for our highest risk youth at the ranch. we have had really good success. ms. mcgee has been monitoring the progress. unfortunately, it is only for our public defender clients. it is now a nationally recognized. the supreme court justice of california visited and they actually generated a video from the visit at our court. there is actually -- there is absolutely no reason that we do not develop the same model for these youth. the minute they go into reentry they do a group -- they do a great program at the ranch -- but there are too many risks when they return home. we need much more family involvement, and we need to work with these youth from the very day they are committed to the ranch. we have an excellent support system of youth advocates and social workers, and i am committed, from our office, to have each client of our office committed to the ranch, to have a dedicated youth advocate work with that child and work with the probation department and partners at the ranch, throughout the period that that child is resigning at the ranch, and to work with th

that name been mentioned even once in the ms press and television interviews with so-called security experts who prattle on about connect the dots and fostering interagency cooperation and eliminating stove piping? no, not once. not once have the people pontificate from washington on sunday morning talk shows that people i referred to as the sabbath gas bags. say, someone followed up on the underwear tip. not once has anyone considered the possibility that after the shoe bomber team called the drill amounts to itself when it had a few years of taking out their shoes, i bet i can make them expose their private parts to full-body scanners. not once is one of these after-the-fact analyzers considered the possibility that college schedule is engaged in an elaborate scheme to embarrass us to death. now it turns out one of the television shows i said that on was "the daily show." and after the underwear bomber was caught, they showed it on their moment of zen. they repeated it in the older grandson to spend six thought tivo of it and he said, babu said underwear on television. [laughter] well, since we are in new york, if i can find it, i will read