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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100706:11:34:00

friends for the first time, karla turns 18, the age when foster children emancipate or age out of the system. reporter: do you feel that you go out there and make your money and pay for your bills and take care of yourself? reporter: no, not yet. reporter: once you are emancipated, could you turn to your father for help? it has been really hard for me the fact that i never met my dad. when i was newborn, he just left me with my mom and he got remarried again. so he practically left my mom with nothing and nowhere to go, knowing that he had a daughter on the way. tomorrow, the hearing where karla is cut loose from the state. and the painful good-byes to her foster family as she moves on to the next phase of her life.

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100706:11:33:00

home is the only real bedroom karla has ever known. my mom, she started having mental problems, and that s whether everything just went bad. from the age of ten, she says, she and her mother lived in homeless shelters in orange county. i pretty much didn t get to be a kid. karla fell behind on her education too. at 16, when the state found out she wasn t in school, she was taken away from her mother and placed in foster care. reporter: has it been a good experience or bad experience? well, for me, it has been good. i have, you could say, a family. reporter: now just as karla says she is finally feeling like she is part of a family. the whole number is difficult visible by three. reporter: and beginning to catch up in school and making

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100706:11:32:00

literally have no one to turn to. in california, the help available has been scaled back. how do these young adults get by? here is thelma gutierrez with one teen s story in this a.m. original. this is my room. this is my bed. i have food. i have clothing. i have some place where i can call home. reporter: just imagine how frightening it would be to turn 18 and then to be turned loose out here without an education, money, apartment, or game plan for the future. that s what karla is up against as california cuts $80 million from child welfare services. we follow her emotional journey as she transitions out of the system. i m really stressed out these past few weeks and days have been just terrible. this bedroom in her foster

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