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it has been very tough. >> it is getting very interesting. the polls will close in the next half howmplet newt gingrich has been surging. newt gingrich was up by 5% following a website. we'll see if that turns out in that is the final result. voters face rain in many areas, and even tornado warnings in others. the primary has been a raucous affair in just the past week. two candidates, john huntsman and then rick perry dropped out of this race. newt gingrich face add controversy after an interview with his ex-wife and mitt romney was booed over not releasing his tax return. both shar...

department, district attorney's office, the court, our office, and community-based organizations, in helping to turn the log cabin ranch program around. the idea, when we were initially involved in the planning committee, was to develop a program where our youth do not have to go out of state to pennsylvania, glen mills, george jr. i did a kurd count on our george jr. population. nine of our clients are out of state in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. i would hope as this program moves forward, we have no use going on to georgia junior or glen mills because the facility that at log cabin ra...

get their insight and support as we move forward. we will continue to work with them and figure out how we can best partner. supervisor campos: i would encourage you to do that, and not to wait until next year. one of the things that struck me in the individual conversations i had with the youth, for many of them, this was a concern. they loved the program, the support they had at the ranch, but there was a fear of what happens once they left, back into the world, if you will. being exposed to some of the same challenges, temptations, issues they're dealing with before they went to t...

in the individual conversations i had with the youth, for many of them, this was a concern. they loved the program, the support they had at the ranch, but there was a fear of what happens once they left, back into the world, if you will. being exposed to some of the same challenges, temptations, issues they're dealing with before they went to the ranch. it struck me as something that was very palpable, something that they were worried about. >> absolutely. many of those you are transitional-aged. oftentimes when we have 18-year- old of falling through the cracks of not being eligible...

we will continue to work with them and figure out how we can best partner. supervisor campos: i would encourage you to do that, and not to wait until next year. one of the things that struck me in the individual conversations i had with the youth, for many of them, this was a concern. they loved the program, the support they had at the ranch, but there was a fear of what happens once they left, back into the world, if you will. being exposed to some of the same challenges, temptations, issues they're dealing with before they went to the ranch. it struck me as something that was very ...