their granddaughter, an honors student and tomboy, received everything she needed to realize her dream of becoming a veterinarian. she wanted to help any animal, big or small, daddy long legs, don t kill it, she ll put it outside. at age 12 jasmine suffered a huge emotional jolt when her beloved uncle ernie died suddenly from leukemia. grieving and vulnerable, it was then her family says that jasmine fell prey to a troubled neighborhood girl named danielle. i felt bad because the little girl had had a rough life, you know. so i told jas to let her come over, be friends with her. she may need you, you know, to be there for her. but pamela had no way of knowing that danielle had an older boyfriend who was selling danielle for sex. and that s where i made my mistake. because that little girl is the
raised her just like mine. i could not love her any more if i did give birth to her. who are you making it for? for you. for me? oh, isn t that nice. jasmine was raised in a house of southern manners and strict standards. they wanted to ensure that their granddaughter got everything she needed to become a veterinarian. she wanted to help any animal, big or small, daddy long legs, don t kill it, she ll put it outside. at age 12, she suffered a huge emotional jolt when her uncle ernie died suffering from leukemia. it was then that her family says jasmine fell prey to a troubled neighborhood girl named
granddaughter got everything she needed to become a veterinarian. she wanted to help any animal, big or small, daddy long legs, don t kill it, she ll put it outside. at age 12, she suffered a huge emotional jolt when her uncle ernie died suffering from leukemia. that is when she fell pray to a troubled neighborhood girl named danielle. i told jasmine to let her come over, she may need you to be there for her. but pamela had no way of knowing that danielle had an older boyfri w danielle for sex. and that s where i made my mistake. because that little girl is the one that talked my granddaughter
arthur, are you going to call 911 on yourself? this is the stupidest law ever. heather: why is it a stupid law? so many people because i ll tell you why. well, this is why it s a stupid law. because the whole point of the law is to protect the safety of a child. there are safe haven or modes of laws where people can drop off their babies if they don t want them. we re talking about protecting heather: yeah, but that s not what we re talking about. this is about reporting your child missing. it shouldn t be an issue of punishment. we want to protect children and to turn some law into, you know, an issue of punishment, we should extend laws. if you don t want your kid, drop it off somewhere, don t kill it. it s got nothing to do with that. if your child is his manying, why would you not call the police? if you see your kid get hit by a car, it s a common sense law that just makes sense. heather: although, arthur hold on, tamara. there is one other angle here that is this, and
finance very long-shot candidates. that s a pretty privileged little elite. why should we spend $600 million when it doesn t educate one american, it doesn t build one mile of road, it doesn t defend the country, doesn t educate a kid? reporter: the public financing system was born out of the watergate scandal, a way to clean up washington. taxpayers are asked if they want to donate $3 from the u.s. treasury to fund the presidential races. candidates who accept public money also must accept spending limits. cutting the program would save taxpayers $617 million over the next decade. according to the congressional budget office. supporters of public financing acknowledge problems with the system. the group common cause argues tweak it, don t kill it, saying doing so will open the floodgates to special interests controlling washington. wealthy special interests are getting what they want out of government. and regular people are not.