i am trent rhorer, director of the human resources agency. as the mayor said, we've had tremendous success with jobsnow. we employed over 4100 low- income, unemployed job seekers, as well as folks who were receiving unemployment. this was underwritten by more than $60 million in federal funds. unfortunately, expired september of last year. we revive the program using more than $9 million of state, local, and federal funds to help the same pool of unemployed job seekers. two-thirds of the program has been successful. we've been able to place over 460 people in public sector, subsidized positions, as well as with our nonprofit partners in the city. i think the shortcoming of jobsnow2 was on the private sector side. we initially designed the program to offer private sector, principally small businesses, $2,500 to hire an individual. we had about 70 placements, and with the help of my colleague who is standing behind me and my staff, we doubled the subsidy amount. that is what we are announcing today, that small businesses -- or any business in t

trent can talk with you here tonight if you take advantage of that. we also have a small business commission. regina is not here tonight. we are working closer with other ideas and frankly, we need your input. i don't have all the answers to small-business and what is going to help you not only stay afloat, but help you get more customers here. i do know some basic things. if we keep reducing the homicide rate, as we have done in the last few years, you will have more customers. thanks to the partnership between the police department and all of your involvement, that reduction has been extremely helpful for the business. i would be welcome to engage folks tonight if you own our business to talk with you specifically about it. i am trying to put some money into the improvement programs, trying to get some of the big businesses in the city to put some funds in to help small businesses create that relationship. other ideas we have, we are very open and i am working with the small business commission to come up with better ideas, something specific to add

i'm going to start by asking trent to introduce himself and pass it down. then i will handed off to mayor lee. >> i'm the director of the human services agency. it is an agency with two departments. >> i am henry from the san francisco housing authority, and we do all of the public housing within the area, including here in district 5. >> ed harrington, general manager of the public utilities commission. i am from the public utilities commission. is that any better? somebody turned it up. thank you. we bring you water and sewer services and power services in san francisco. thank you. >> ann, working with older adults and young girl adults with disabilities. >> bob, the acting superintendent of recreation community services. i want to welcome everyone to beautiful hamilton recreation center, and $18 million project. we also have kimball across the street. we're excited about the capital projects and all the things going on. i also want to take a shameless plug to plug our summer camp. we have over 350 kids signed up. if you have kids, please go to sfrecpark.

. >> i think trent is totally right about increasing from $2,500 to $5,000. but the other aspect of what we're doing this today is to get this out to the small business community. i sent out an e-mail to about 500 small businesses. i got 70 to 80 responses. most of them did not know it existed. >> [unintelligible] so, the $5,000 only covers you so far. maybe the business doesn't pay. you know, $10,000 -- >> carolyn, that is a good question. that is what we are testing, right? we will see in the next couple months, a few months what kind of uptake we get on the private side as well as clients. if the program is successful, jobsnow2 is a bit of a pilot program. we wanted to see what we could do. the idea would be to maximize the number of placements. as you increase the subsidy, he will impact your clients. we are trying to find that balance. -- as you increase the subsidy, you impact fewer clients. we hope to continue this and maybe see another restructure. >> can you talk about -- [unintelligible] are the people who got jobs on an jobsnow1, for those people s

today, jay carnie read a trent that explained the decision. >> there is no doubt we killed osama bin laden. it's important for us to make sure that very graphic photos of someone shot in the head are not floating around as an incitement to additional violence or a propaganda tool. that is not who we are. we don't trot out this stuff as trophies. >> reporter: some in congress urged the president to release the photos to prove bin laden's death. after the announcement, many deferred to his decision not to release them and the president, meanwhile, heads to new york to go to where he will meet with the families of those who died in the 9/11 attacks. >>> tom fitzgerald in the newsroom. thank you. also at the white house, president obama welcomed u.s. service members who gave so much in the fight against terrorism. they're part of the wounded warrior project that adapted bicycles to allow disabled veterans to participate. the president said this weekend's raid reminds all americans and the world of our military's bravery. >> you airplaned your place among the greatest generations of ameri

>>reporter: trent ward is in charge of c p s. he says the staff has launched an investigation. they are working with the police department. >> it's pretty unusual for a mom to be injecting 8-year-old with botox and certainly grounds for an investigation. >>reporter: botox injections are often painful. fda doesn't recommend it for anyone under 18 years of age but beyond the physical effects dr. davis worries about the potential long-term emotional impact on the child. >> who instead of giving her a strong sense of beauty and that she's good enough and self confidence is giving her the message very clearly that you are not good enough the way that you are. >> it's a tough world in the pageant world i tell you. the kids are harsh and being confident is something that she has to be with them. >>reporter: does it look better after botox. >> yes. it looks way better. >>reporter: how? >> like beautiful, pretty like all of a sudden nice lips. >>reporter: smoom part-time esthetician that's why she feels comfortable administration the shots herself. she buys the botox on line from a trus

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rigorous trent the five hundred dollars he was paid for his kidney in turkey a long time ago the money was just about enough a minor house repairs and clothes for his family despite protests why his doctor to go is again toying with the idea of going abroad to look for temporary employment he sees no other way to get money for his family according to various estimates the money moldovans earned in foreign countries accounts for approximately one fourth of the republic's g.d.p. up to one million citizens of moldova permanently reside outside the country. my older daughter wanted to go to college and i had no money i had to get some money for her education. eventually she did not go. out to the romany baron has his hands full now moldova's romany have been increasingly involved in the country's political life once our torture are even run for president but he says it was more a show a political gesture there anything else nowadays the romany people take politics seriously they have founded a political party and expect to get several seats in parliament after elections. we were many alway

>>reporter: trent rohr heads up san francisco human services department that investigated the case.says the child rae move from a home is a last resort. >> i trust if that is indeed what happened i would trust the social worker judgment the because again what if the report from the doctor that we consulted with indicated that there is very serious risk is to the kid who is subjected to about toxin nexts. >> reporter: the story about the botox mom originated in the british tabloid the sun. campbell cousin michelle told us other pageant moms got upset about the botox revelation and campbell went on gma to admit she did it and encourage other mothers to stop. cousin says instead the tv appearance back fired. campbell daughter was taken away on saturday and has been placed with a close family friend. san francisco investigation is now over. the city no longer has a role in this case. but apparently another child protective services seeing has stepped in. in the newsroom, carolyn tiger abc 7 news. >>> head of the international monetary fund is in new york reicher island jail tonight far

. >> mark: let's check in with will trent at the trouble on the flight from chicago to sfo.nruly passenger as he was singing on the cockpit door. bing in the door, shouting. he was wrestled down put in handcuffs. will trent has been getting information. >> reporter: new information, after we got then talking to the surgeon from the san francisco police department. we will have more sound coming out of 6:00, he did say this 28 year-old man was singing coach, walked briskly to the cockpit. at that point he didn't draw attention from anyone in the camden. then he banged on the cockpit. he never got in it is like a roll. during this time that we live in so the plan was never in any danger. initially the flight attendant asked him what you doing, you need to go back to sleep. when she realized the situation was escalating another flight attendant ran over and try to assist the first run when they could not control the situation that's been to retired the third is one of bay area police officer, and a retired secret service person to jump into action. it took all four of them to s

they're both 25 years of their culture trent three counts of murder.he summer of 2007. funeral services will be held for bill jenkins was shot and killed on april 26th. the 27 year-old jenkins leaves behind a wife and eight year-old daughter. police has it not made any arrests. >> mark: home investigation leading to the recovery of. a neighbor called police after seeing two men break in and drive into. --the, the two suspects, they were driving a bmw scene at the break and founder 1200 thousand dollars in cash and packaging material. police then returned to the superdome and investigated the home invasion ended up arresting people. after an electrical bypass used to steal electricity. all four suspects remain in jail. >> darya: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. program in though,a programming note to tell you about, this saturday we will airing "chase" right here on kron4. and then the kron4 news will be on after that, because the giant's game will be airing on nbc. a live look at side may no

what we would like to do is have access to you, to you, trent, resources. we have ideas on how we can employ our young people. the police and everything. don't be little was when you tell us that you are not going anywhere when you transfer heads of departments every six months. we are not foolish about that. we know there have been several different heads in stations. don't say, i am not going anywhere. we know six months later, you will get another station. it is just that we need to be confident. we need for you to have confidence in our ideas. we have plans already. we are not so hung up on money. you get us on a on that. that is not the real issue. the real issue is control of our communities. and you learning to work with us. just because we are not rich doesn't mean that you cannot listen to our ideas and our plan on how we're going to solve some of our problems. i will end this on an important note. the recon park department terminated so many park and rec directors that the cold part about it is the majority of them were minorities. they were afric

. >> reporter: trent rohrer is the head of child protective services in san francisco. he is outraged by the now apparent botox mom's hoax on "good morning america." >> to find out that it is a hoax is really in my mind just disgusting human behavior. >> reporter: last week kerry campbell defended her decision to give her pageant daughter boat okay injections on "good morning america." she said she lived in san francisco. >> a lot of the mom there are giving their kids boat okay. and it is pretty much like the thing. i'm not the only one who does it. >> reporter: after the interview aired, officials say their phones were ringing off the hook in san francisco. investigators spent almost three days trying to track campbell down after a slew of concerned phone call and dozens of media inquiries. >> she took 1rvaluable staff ti away from the 13,000 kids in san francisco who were legitimately victim of abuse and neglect. for this woman to basically hijack their time for this ruse is unbelievable. >> reporter: san francisco ended its investigation after they found out campbel