Child Welfare Oversight, Teen Drivers' Training and Trump's Women Woes (Video)

In the Roundup: Child welfare agency failures, teen drivers could be taught how to deal with police and Trump's challenges with Texas women.

by Alana Rocha and Justin Dehn Oct. 7, 201612 AM Central

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In the Roundup: New data from the state’s child welfare agency shows investigators are struggling to protect the most vulnerable. Plus, one lawmaker wants ninth graders to learn how to act during traffic stops, and Donald Trump’s words about women could be affecting his performance in the Lone Star State.

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