sari recently arrived at the tlp. she first went into state custody when she was 8 years old, and lived in up to 12 homes, she says she lost track at some point. >> the first time that i went into the system, like all's i wanted was my mom. all i wanted my dad. by the time, i was 13, i finally figured out my parents, they don't want kids. they want to be on their own. you know? so, regardless if they're there or not i shouldn't be there. >> how'd that make you feel when you figured it out? >> i didn't want anything to do with them. because they were just going to continue hurting me emotionally. sari's now back in touch with her parents. and she's studying for her ged. >> transitional living, it's a very big stepping stone in my life. i feel like i'm right where i need to be. i want a career for myself. i want to go into the navy. >> i'm pretty excited about that. >> well, i hope you make it happen. the tlp can be a lifeline for young people like sari. but its future hinges on funding and it's facing severe cuts from

so many folks at the park riding tlp new bikes to do that. a little bit of snow for denver and toward soup clear skies and all of the heat that we get from the sun,and we both see the potential for a little black ice. patchy fog. you can see the camera bouncing around in san francisco. that's the marine area. it keeps the temps odd pet if's as we head tlo the ne you a ge sprm you can see the system here, that's expected to dive across the rockies, move into southern california and eventually push out of here. depending on how close this thing will be will determine if we get any rain action for new year's eve. this is thursday next week. the rain extremely close. we're talking about maybe 50 miles. so depending how these computer models play out over the next few weeks, we could be talking about the potential of adding rain to the forecast. >> the models have been back and forth sfrrn. >> and the new year will come no matter what. we can't stop it. >> prosecutors went looking for evidence of washing machine tampering. am tongue. >> sam sung d

isn't it the media's responsibility to point out and speak on what have of those tlp balance.ou don't just let one side overrun the other. >> yes yes and yes. let's have a quick once around this. the va scandal was one of those that touched a lot of americans people people were dying. and then the head of the va resigned. did that bother you? >> it does. it absolutely bothers me. thetory this week about sharon hellman with the board upholding her firing because they took some gifts, some pretty outrageous gifts. but i was so happy to see any coverage howie what happens with the va is an absolute outrage. americans everywhere should be outraged. we tell people would go in the military, we have all these bias things we say to them and we don't give them coverage. worse, the administrators are crooks. they don't do their jobs. >> this happened over and over and over again. there is an ig report covering 2006, 2007. these kinds of stories are going to come and go. i was not upset that this one went away. guess what? it will be back in a year or two. >> but you experienced this whe

tlp was a mildly happy guy or mildly sat.time i saw him happy was when he got his cat guyia. >> i am sure my nice is going to hurt tomorrow. >> we checked in with brown a couple of weeks later. like any good parent, he was concerned. >> we had a few problems when i got her. she had fleas real bad, which i understand, because the shelter has like 400 cats. she was getting sick. i think she had flea anemia. after three flea baths i ended up getting a flea treatment for kittens and used that on her. she shab good ever since. she has a rash that's some kind of fungus or something that broke out in the shelter. i am treating that with an anti-fungal cream. but she is good, happy and playful. >> you sound like a parent of a newborn. >> it's kind of like being the parent of of a newborn. i guess. i have never had kids. i mean, she is like my kid. i want her to be healthy. i want her to be happy. as far as i can tell, she is pretty happy. >> there is a kid. >> you can feel when he talks about the cat this great emotion of happiness.

now they launched a counterargument questioning president obama's use of drone strikes fl s tlp. a lot we don't know about it. it's shrouded in secrecy. "the new york times" reported the president does personally approve some of the targets. david gergen joins me again and cnn sign senior political analy. we're having the conversation about drone strikes and it is fact even if they do take out targets, they also kill innocent people that are around as well? >> i think we're going to see a growing conversation about drones, poppy, because there are two types of drones. one is being used to midwedomes enormous growth of the domestic drone population. unless we get rules and regulations, one could take out a passenger airplane before this is all over. the same thing is sort of happening, there are to rules and regulations about drones internationally as in combat situations as we're now using them. but one day other nations are going to have drones of their own. what if they start targeting americans here? it's going to be in america's interest to get some sort of legal protocols ab

one of the things that as we bored in on takata and honda was whether or not since tlp doeshe doesn'tnough in fact provide a loaner or rental car given the fact that people are driving around with a live grenade in their steering column. of honda in the u.s., said, yes, they would. and yet i have yet to have evidence that in fact that is the case so what would you like to do about it as chairman? >> thank you for the question and i think there has been some discussion. this gives me a chance to both elaborate and reinforce. in fact, i'll just highlight -- i don't talk about it often about my father. but i come from a law enforcement family. and they're laws. you got to follow them. you're going to do something, then you need to do it. what i can do is basically commit that, if confirmed, i'm going to go and find every1ky t, authority, legal and otherwise,  job d. there's been a lot of focus on defect. if we don't get the recall 100% and fully done, people are still at risk. so i don't think it is my job to come up with all the solutions, especially right now. but there has to be 100%