john chung, delaine antonio via row gosa. >>> two high profile leaders of the humane society of the unitedtates have resigned after complaints against them became public. now former employees, northern california women, give their first tv interviews about the group's leadership crisis to dan noyes at 11:00. >>> the nation's largest auto dealership retailer must pay more than it $2 million to settle an environmental lawsuit in san jose. they faced accusations of illegally disposing of hazardous materials. other prosecutors also claim auto nation mishandled personal information belonging to customers. they released a statement saying they're committed to environmental compliance and stewardship and the protection of confidential customer information. >>> the cost of a new car payment could be inching up. >>> michael fenny inney is here more on that. >> just like mortgages. the detroit news is reporting the average interest rate is still under 5%, keeping the payment for the average car at $691 a month. auto manufacturers have kept their rates down by offering finance deals, but as the cost

lieutenant governor gavin newsome, state treasurer john chung, delain eastman, and former los angeles mayor, antonio regosa. republican candidates, businessman john cox and orange county assemblyman, travis allen: san francisco interim mayor mark ferrell is opening his office to the public. open door chats start on friday. they will happen twice a month for a three hour period. he will talk to anyone who enters a lottery system in three hour slots. >>> commuters with long b.a.r.t. islands need to remember to -- rides need to remember to charge phones and computers. the fleet of the future do not include outlets for charging electronics. b.a.r.t. says the new cars are modified to handle more passenger seats that take up less space to allow for more standing room. as a result there were no convenient places to put charging outlets. >>> some bay area drivers could experience extra headaches because drivers on the richmond san rafael bridge are being told to ignore the electronic signs. they will see red x's and green arrows in various configurations. >> any third lane sounds like a good change to me. g

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delaine eastin (;02) "it takes somebody though willing to lead."antoniore for black women."john chiang (;02) "we have to have that tough conversation about what are your recruitment policies." in a night where three candidates try to stand aparta showcase of unity and similar ideas stood tall on center stage. the economy..delaine eastinjohn chiang, democratic candidate for governor, state treasurer "we know that we have a rapidly transforming economy. we need to bring more women and people of color to the forefront to make sure that no communities are left behind." the future of california..antonio villaraigosa, democratic candidate for governor, former mayor of la "if we're not making the investment that we made generations ago, this state is not going to thrive or survive." and equal pay..delaine eastin, democratic candidate for governor, former superintendent of public instruction "we've gone from 54 cents on the dollar to 80 cents on the dollar. but if anything african american women are below that and women in general are still having a hard time." t