la madre del pequeño "trent", al darse cuenta, lo alÓ en brazos para protegerlo.adres de "trent" decidieron dejar que "angie" se divirtiera un rato con su hijo.---el resultado es este increible video que muestra Ómo "angie" se abalanza hacia el pequeño "trent"... no sabemos si lo que quiere es jugar conÉl, o comrselo.

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

one female thinks trent looks well, tasty.sure about that. >> i was intimidated, seems like natural mother instinct to want to pull him out of there, but -- >> seemed to be having fun. >> he seemed to be having fun. >> trent's father posted the video on youtube and of course it went viral. >>> this morning on "the early show" congresswoman gabrielle giffords out of the hospital and beginning the next stage of her recovery. beginning the next stage of her recovery. ,,,,, >>> the moon in june over moscow. what a sight. last night was the first total lunar eclipse of 2011 and russians had a front row seat as the earth's shadow passed across the moon's face turning it a rich golden red. >>> in health news, recent medical advances have made it possible for many americans to live longer than ever before but for many women in this country, longevity is actually on the decline. this map shows in red where life expectancy for women is getting shorter. it fell in 737 counties. the largest declines were in mississippi and oklahoma. kelly

on the first panel we have two members of congress, trent franks of arizona and mr. jim langevin of rhode island. we appreciate both of you being here very much. i will recognize trent franks for a 5 minute opening statement. >> good afternoon to you, sayre, and ranking members rush and waxman. it is one of profound implication and importance to western civilization and consequently i hope the members feel inclined to read my written testimony. thank you for allowing me to testify today. .. my written testimony. i thank you again for allowing me to testify here today. mr. chairman, in our technological advancement we've captured the electron and transported its utility into almost every business, home and industrial endeavor tlohroughou the industrialized world. we've grown profoundly dependent on electricity and incute ramentes. we find among our greatest strengths an unsettling vulnerability to enp. the effects of geomagnetic storms are well documented with nearly every space weather and emp expert recognizing the collapses these pulses can bring to electric grids.

meet 1-year-old trent. take a look at this guy. >> cute little 1-year-old trent.om in washington lies one of the government's biggest secrets. we're not talking about the gym where anthony weiner practices photography. >> will that story ever go away? it is actually the bureau of public debts auction room. and considering the nation is $14 trillion in debt. what they do there is very important. here is jon karl. >> reporter: inside this unmarked building, through the empty lobby past the small warning sign, across the second lobby, up several floors, we find the secret place that the government borrows unthinkable sums of money almost every day. it looks like we could be in any office building anywhere in america except for the old war bond posters on the wall. the only indication of what is happening here and where we are, is this tiny sign, auction room. hard to believe but what happens inside this room is the difference between the government operating for another day or turning the lights out. >> this is how we finance the u.s. government where it happens. >>

commissioner mirkarimi: welcome to the san francisco city and county trent titian authority. thank you to sfgtv in their excellence of covering the happenings at city hall. please call roll call. -- transportation authority. >> [roll call] we have a quorum. commissioner mirkarimi: thank you. item two. >> item 2. approval of minutes of may 24, 2011 meeting. this is an action item. commissioner mirkarimi: comments or questions? public comments? public comment is closed. approval of the minutes seconded by commissioner campos, avalos. roll call. >> [roll call] there are nine ayes. commissioner mirkarimi: please read items 3 and 4. >> item 3. chairs report. this is an information item.item 4. executive director's report. this is an information item. commissioner mirkarimi: the region is now in the throes of an important policy discussion about the way that growth will occur in the next two to three decades and the focus is on dealing with climate change and assuring we invest in truly sustainable transportation infrastructure and services. this is a debate that has been taking pl

. >> 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

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.

then republicans and democrats passed a bill to reinstate the fairness doctrine and newt gingrich and trent lott were co-sponsors but ronald reagan vetoed it. the one nine hundred ninety six telecommunications act suddenly allowed big companies like clear channel to own twelve hundred stations nationwide hit them brown program them with conservative talk radio was obvious and in many instances this was only to say that the bars. were looking at the five largest operators where we found was nine to one or ten to wanted vantage of conservative talk show hosts self declared conservative hosts versus folks who declare themselves liberal or progressive. vantage of roughly twenty five hundred hours of conservative talk as opposed to two hundred fifty hours of liberal or progressive truck this is an extraordinary grounds but in places like houston texas for example. we found looking at monday through friday concert commercial radio stations one hundred percent conservative talk no progressive no liberals represented the two thousand and seven study by free press and the center for american progres

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

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

from the four games the russian national team have played here so the figures speak for themselves at trent rushed. manager the advocate doesn't want to change we always try to view things to control the game and get jenson the jews to use and whom do we will soon we will shoot you only you. can close a movie during the day new york where i live is play the who will do the same to morrow only the cheers we get those of your school these test is first of all to the home side's front line all eyes are on the team star performers in need and current arsenal striker and they are shoving whose recent international record leaves a lot to be desired. believes the little russian magician escapable of producing a spectacular performance in his home city don't go to the going to play of ninety minutes rather than know who's a player of the city for the moves in the game who can make decisions so that if you're in the last eight games you do of course of peter stone brown can we can show you something meanwhile the visitors who are just two points behind the leaders claim to have learned a lot from th

stocks in focus shares in germany's parent pyros over two percent after a successful drug trial severn trent fell one point one percent after it was downgraded to underweight i.g.p. market. and here in moscow equity markets are lower screwed slipped below one hundred dollars a pound the altair is down just a notch and was x. is point eight percent in the red now let's look at some individual share most of them isaac's energy majors are shutting also this was snatched down point seven percent in the first hour of trading look orals all. so down financials are losing value the t.v. is shutting over. in less than a month the fed will wrap up the second round of quantitative easing but as the recovery of the world's largest economy remains sluggish he has government may need to extra liquidity all some out of the say that's unavoidable of a claim there's enough momentum in the us economy to ensure a recovery but the basic assumption that we make here is that there is q e three from our perspective and you will think i don't view you three coming through we believe the q e two would end in june a

originally created to protect pregnant women are now being used against them and it might be the coming of trent so it is a right to resist government overreach and how would it be different if it was men who were put in this position earlier i caught up with an experienced host of the young turks university i first asked her to give us some examples of these cases. absolutely it's actually happening in several different states there aren't isolated cases of this incident of this story for instance in south carolina three hundred women have already been arrested for this type of. criminals that criminalization it doesn't really make any sense like either they did something during their pregnancy that was deemed wrong so they were arrested just to give you some specific examples in alabama there was a woman by the name of the man take him bro and this will. and was very much pro-life ok what ended up happening with her is when she went to the doctor during her pregnancy the doctor told her look you should of this baby because it will be born with down's syndrome and she said no i am against abort

that's sergeant trent cross from the california highway patrol.s news chomer 2 is osen -- is also on the way. >>> in other news, right now, this morning, young people are waking up on the steps of san jose city hall after staging a very unusual march. kraig debro is joining us live. he's out there right now with the message from this group for city officials. >> reporter: dave, waking um and wiping the sleep out of their eyes, behind me, they actually moved. now they've gone out -- the glass-enclosed rotunda. the group of young people say they are part of next- generation bay area, a group that works for social and worker justice. they say they spent the night here as they show a solidarity with the young people who protected the loss of collective bargaining in wisconsin. you should be able to have a say at work. you should be able to have a voice. if that means taking a cut and the unions have been willing to do that, they should do it together. >> reporter: the website of theirs says mayor reid will attempt to put on a ballot -- put this on a b

. >> reporter: a lion named angie and a toddler named trent.tive, a snack. >> try harder. >> reporter: thank god for that two inches of plexiglas. >> obviously, a lion going after your kid, even with two-inch-thick glass in between can still be a little nerve-racking. >> oh. >> reporter: turns out, lion baiting is fast becoming its own subcategory on youtube. people who posted this video clearly sympathized with the cat. the lion was being harassed by a lot of small children and their parents, they write. he tried to pounce on them. it was awesome. as for trent's encounter, one lion expert told us, the video is exactly what it seems to be. the lion's ultimate goal is to eat, she explains. a small child resembling prey would be a perfectly sensible option. >> i was definitely intimidated. just seemed like natural mother instinct to kind of want to pull him out of there. but -- >> seemed to be having fun. >> reporter: "good morning america," david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> you should hear these parents on the couch right now. >> oh, man.

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