Shirley Williams-Myrie began her public service career in 1953 and is currently the longest-serving New York City employee.
This week, we'll talk with the new commissioner of New York City's Administration for Children's Services, David Hansell.
He has worked in the administrations of New York mayors Rudy Guiliani and Michael Bloomberg, and Gov. Eliot Spitzer. Hansell also helped oversee federal child welfare programs.
Some of the supervisors and case workers said they feel workers on the front lines are being unfairly blamed for the deaths of the children who recently died while under the watch of the city's child welfare agency.
City investigators are probing the workings of the ACS following the death of Jaden Jordan, who was allegedly beaten into a coma in his Graves End home, and the recent classification of a 3-year-old's death over the summer as a homicide.
When news broke last September that 6-year-old Zymere Perkins of Harlem had been bludgeoned to death with a broomstick, calls to the Administration for Children services spiked.