dorothy liu -- supervisor kim: yes, i would. i believe the next ethics commission meeting is coming up soon in april, and i know that ms. hanson, who has been a wonderful commissioner, was only able to serve through the end of february, so they have one vacancy. if we could move it forward as the committee report, that would be great. supervisor kim: great. motion forward with positive recommendation for ms. dorothy liu. this item is now closed. thank you to the members of the public for coming today. this meeting is now adjourn. before that, quickly, i want to thank sfgovtv for taping the session today with transcriptions available for members of the public. thank you. meeting adjourned.

. >> item 12, a motion appointing dorothy liu to the ethics commission. supervisor chiu: supervisor marc? supervisor mar: thank you. i want to recognize her dedication, but i want to recognize another applicant, mr. alan grossman. i do appreciate her work and her strong legal record, but i think the ethics commission is a tremendously important commission where we need watchdogs that will make sure big money does not corrupt our elections and our process, and the highest values of ethics. these are the principles that drive the numbers we choose on the commission. i think people that served should be watchdogs like the late joe lynn and the former ethics commission member eileen hansen. i look for candidates who will serve in the spirit of watchdogs like those folks. mr. grossman has been a strong sunshine ordinance advocate. he is a retired business attorney. i do not think there will be many conflicts of interest because of his retired status. he has worked on open government law reform. i would strongly recommend him to the ethics commission. a move th

dorothy liu -- supervisor kim: yes, i would. i believe the next ethics commission meeting is coming up soon in april, and i know that ms. hanson, who has been a wonderful commissioner, was only able to serve through the end of february, so they have one vacancy. if we could move it forward as the committee report, that would be great. supervisor kim: great. motion forward with positive recommendation for ms. dorothy liu. this item is now closed. thank you to the members of the public for coming today. this meeting is now adjourn. before that, quickly, i want to thank sfgovtv for taping the session today with transcriptions available for members of the public. thank you. meeting adjourned. >> welcome to "culturewire." since december 2005, the museum of the african diaspora, known locally,moad, has presented programs that celebrate and explore the culture, history, and art of people with african descent throughout the and added states and throughout the world. the director of cultural affairs recently met with the museum director.

dorothy liu -- supervisor kim: yes, i would. i believe the next ethics commission meeting is coming up soon in april, and i know that ms. hanson, who has been a wonderful commissioner, was only able to serve through the end of february, so they have one vacancy. if we could move it forward as the committee report, that would be great. supervisor kim: great. motion forward with positive recommendation for ms. dorothy liu. this item is now closed. thank you to the members of the public for coming today. this meeting is now adjourn. before that, quickly, i want to thank sfgovtv for taping the session today with transcriptions available for members of the public. thank you. meeting adjourned. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for o

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dorothy liu -- supervisor kim: yes, i would. i believe the next ethics commission meeting is coming up soon in april, and i know that ms. hanson, who has been a wonderful commissioner, was only able to serve through the end of february, so they have one vacancy. if we could move it forward as the committee report, that would be great. supervisor kim: great. motion forward with positive recommendation for ms. dorothy liu. this item is now closed. thank you to the members of the public for coming today. this meeting is now adjourn. before that, quickly, i want to thank sfgovtv for taping the session today with transcriptions available for members of the public. thank you. meeting adjourned. >> good morning, volunteers. good morning. can everyone hear me? yes, good, good. this is really exciting for me. this is my very first project connect, and i and the new director, so i look forward to getting to know each of you. just today, we want to thank you for your help. there's no way this project would exist without you guys. you are t

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. >> dorothy dugger is walking away with a big pay day. amy hollyfield has more. >> and big mystery remains why doesn't the board want dorothy dugger as general manager? she is leaving behind a surplus of $28 million. the actual discussion was taken 5-4 vote but the meeting was found violated laws. but the message was out there for dugger. to listen in today you would never know the board voted out. her ters spoke out passionately on her half. >> i have been very ang rit about the action the board took in february. throughout my adult life i've supported talented women in leadership positions. dorothy dugger is a talented woman worthy of my full support. >> i agree completely that it will be next to impossible to find a replacement that is worth a million dollars, thank you. >> a million dollars, she referring to the golden parachute. they agreed to give her $980,000. the board did vote on a temporary replacement of her sherwin wakeman and the board was split and opponents said it's not a good message they are getting somebody from the out

. >> dorothy dugger is walking away with a big pay day. amy hollyfield has more. >> and big mystery remains why doesn't the board want dorothy dugger as general manager? she is leaving behind a surplus of $28 million. the actual discussion was taken 5-4 vote but the meeting was found violated laws. but the message was out there for dugger. to listen in today you would never know the board voted out. her supporters spoke out passionately on her half. >> i have been very ang rit about the action the board took in february. throughout my adult life i've supported talented women in leadership positions. dorothy dugger is a talented woman worthy of my full support. >> i agree completely that it will be next to impossible to find a replacement that is worth a million dollars, thank you. >> a million dollars, she referring to the golden parachute. they agreed to give her $980,000. the board did vote on a temporary replacement of her sherwin wakeman and the board was split and opponents said it's not a good message they are getting somebody from t

there is a lot of talk about the reasons for dorothy dugar's ouster. no one is talking about the official reason. >> i don't like it. it is a waste of money. >> it is not just bart riders critizing the million dollar golden parachute going to dorothy dugar. the severance and $350,000 to avoid a lawsuit comes out of the transit agency operating budget and bart employees are not happy. >> they could have taken that money to use and fix the system. >> during her final board of director's meeting, dugar heard praise and thanks, that from the same board voted to fire her, and a vote that was rescinded because it violating public meeting laws. >> i want thank her for her leadership in balancing the budget and labor negotiations, and on extensions. >> dorothy dugar is a talented woman worthy of my full support. >> it will be next to impossible to find a replacement that is worth a million dollars . >> eep though the agency had a surplus, dugar's reznition came as no surprise. >> clearly the board and majority of the board made decisions months ago and the boa

. >>> reporter: dorothy janson is one of 266,000 pg&e customers to get one of these $25 debit cards as reward for reducing december gas usage. >> i was really happy when i saw the card. >> reporter: until she saw the fine printed and fees that came with the card and was hesitant to use it. but then she saw this consumerwatch story last week. >> important thing here is that there's no fees associated with this card. >> reporter: pg&e explained the fine print was standard on all debit cards and apologized for the confusion. >> i thought, that's great. so then i went to use it the next day and you got my email. >> reporter: she tried to apply the rebate to her pg&e bill and was told the card had to be activated. but when she called citibank they said there was no activation needed and... >> that there had already been a dollar charge on the card so i must have swiped the somewhere. >> reporter: but she had just opened the envelope so she called pg&e again. they didn't know where the charge came from and wouldn't leter apply the remainder to the account because this time they saw its iaea

dorothy, i want to thank you for coming in.e one of nine people that are elected by the people to oversee this bart operation. >> correct. >> we just had the general manager dorothy dugger who has taken the railroad, it's the only transit agency i think in the bay area with a surplus going. >> in the country. >> in the country and you fired her. now you're paying her up to a million dollars to go away. i mean, what is going on here? >> well, it's $958,000 but it's close to a million dollars and we're paying her because certain members of this board decided to fire her illegally. and it's just what's happened. and you're correct. we have no real good reason to fire a ceo who has given us a budget surplus, has taken us through union negotiations and gotten $100 million in give- backs from our unions. >> she gets 18 months severance which comes to about $600,000. and then you pay her $300,000- plus just not to sue. i got to ask, as somebody that takes bart, where's that money coming from? >> out of the bart coffers. out of the mon

s general manager dorothy dug ar has -- dorothy dugar has resigned.he's been under fire for several months. she will reportedly receive a seven earns package worth -- certainerrance package worth nearly $1 million. word is they will begin to search for her replacement tomorrow. >>> ibm, caltrans and uc berkeley are working on a new traffic information system that could let you know about traffic problems before they happen. when a pattern starts to repeat itself, the system sends a text message or e-mail to people with an application on their smartphone. about a dozen employees in the south bay have been testing this for several months. the next step is to integrate transit and parking information. >>> the pentagon said that u.s. fighter jets are still participating in the libyan air strikes. this comes days after the obama administration said that u.s. militia spokesmen couldn't confirm how many fighter jets were assigned to the nato-led mission. but he did say that u.s. aircraft had carried out a number of bombing raids against forces loyal to leade

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. >> reporter: dorothy janson is one of 266,000 pg&e customers to get one of these $25 debit cards as a reward for reducing december gas usage >> i was happy when i saw the card. >> reporter: until she saw the fine print and was hesitant to use it because of possible fees. but then she saw this consumerwatch story last week. >> the important thing is that there are no fees associated with this card. >> reporter: pg&e explained the fine print was standard on all debit cards and apologized for the confusion. >> i thought that's great. so then i went to use it the next day and -- then you got my email. >> reporter: first she tried to apply it to her bill and they said there was an activation needed. she had just opened the envelope so she called pg&e again after they said there was a $1 charge on it. they wouldn't let her apply the remainder of the account because they saw it's a credit card instead of debit card. then she contacted consumerwatch and again we contacted pg&e. >> in this case, she was given incorrection information. as soon as we found out about this, we called the custome

berkeley photographer dorothy alang. these give you an idea of just how apalling bad the great reh depression was. the best we have, as well as movies, it's difficult to million how it was. we tend to look back through the safety net, which was created by the new deal. it was very difficult for young people to understand a time when there was no social safety net. when you lost your job, within a short period of time, you lost your home, food, everything. you were out on the street and your family broke up. it was an apalling time. one tow which some people would like us to return. here's a guy himself, that's actually a light bounce off of fdr roosevelt. this was his chakra. this was march 4th, 1933. he made the statement and he made it, i didn't understand a long time. the point i was making, people were terrified. because it seemed like the economy had no bottom and the banks were going down and there was no federal deposit dollars. so imagine a time when we actually had a president who told us we should be courageous

---"dorothy dugger" presento su renuncia hoy y, segun informaron funcionarios del "bart", recibira una8-mil dolares como parte de la negociacion de su partida. ---"dugger" trabajo para la agencia de transporte por 19 aÑos, y ha estado al mando del "bart" desde 2007.---su ultimo dia de trabajo sera el 22 de abril.---maÑana mismo comenzara la busqueda para contratar a un nuevo gerente general. ---por otra parte, la agencia municipal de transporte en san francisco enfrenta un deficit de 21-millones de dolares. ---parte del problema es que la agencia recolecto 7- millones menos de lo esperado en multas de estacionamiento, y no calculo que tendria que pagar 3-millones en gastos relacionados con las cortes que procesan dichas multas. ---los encargados de la agencia de transporte consideran eliminar el deficit presupuestario por medio de multiples concesiones que, se espera, hagan los trabajadores sindicalizados (entre ellos 2-mil-200 conductores del "muni").---ambas partes tienen hasta el 30 de junio para llegar a un acuerdo laboral, pero se preÉ que la negociacion no sera nada facil. --un n

she doesn't look like a dorothy lang photographer. i am sure she felt better. these are stair cases in new deal buildings. part of the idea, i think this is really an expression of the old arts and crafts movement, which elnor roosevelt was part it. this was a janitor, once he checked me out, he said, come on in, i have to show you something. there was a beautiful wood laid mosaic. this is a marble mosai c. this is at the national zoo. and there's the beautiful rock work. they didn't build porto potties. this is a restroom in yosemite. we discovered these above phoenix. then there's art work which celebrates people doing ordinary but indispensable stuff. this is up at timber line lodge. they were not used to seeing them or getting classes in journalism. they would get people in trouble. sometimes the art or the artist got in trouble. let's look at a few of the structures around california. this is built by the wpa. the noblist motive is the public good. imagine anybody saying that today. this kind of work is a noble endeavor. county courthouses like this one in

--se trata del abogado "sherwood wakeman" quien sustituira de manera interina a "dorothy dugger", quienl cargo el 22 de abril.--el tambien ex- asesor del "bart" permanecera en el puesto hasta que se encuentren a un reemplazo permanente."wakeman" recibira un sueldo de 160 dolares por hora. ---la ciudad de oakland gano una demanda en contra de unos saqueadores que aprovecharon una protesta para cometer atracos en un negocio.---los hechos ocurrieron en julio de 2010, cuando dos hombres saquearon una joyeÍa de oakland llevandose miles de dolares en articulos, durante una manifestacion tras la condena del ex poliÍa del "bart", "johannes mehserle", por la muerte de "oscar grant". ---los sospechosos fueron condenados a pagar 25-mil Ólares cada uno al dueÑo de la tienda.---la fiscalia de la ciudad aprovecho para advertir que oakland no va a tolerar este tipo de fechorías. --aumento a 145 el número de cadáveres encontrados en fosas clandestinas del estado de tamaulipas.--76 de los cuerpos llegaron a la ciudad de Éxico donde continuaran las labores de identificacÓn. --ante el alto numero de resto

dorothy dugger was voted out of office, it was a 5-4 vote but the board did this in a closed meetingas later declared an illegal move so the vote was passed out with a message. so dugger announced her resignation yesterday. the board is going to give her $600,000 for her severance and $340,000 to avoid a lawsuit. some board members say this may sound ridiculous but it is cheaper an lawsuit, won't take years and years to get through. some bart riders we talked to shrugged their shoulder and agreed. this is cost of doing business. >> i think it was something that was agreed. that is the way it goes. >> you know what, i'm happy for her to get million dollars. >> big question is why are they done with dugger. they are enjoying a budget surplus, leave a $28 million surplus and earthquake retrofit she was a leader over. in this is coming in under budget. still some questions about what exactly went down behind the scenes with duggev and the board. now, they are going to have to find a new general manager. in the meantime, appoint an interim general manager so they can start that process at

>>reporter: $350 k seems like a lot of money to pay the outgoing general manager dorothy dugard, buterly noticing the action required by state law. and potentially other allegations that you would have to talk to the people that voted for her dismissal. and after four resigned. >>reporter: the acknowledgement of other allegations. the board president, and other board members

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dorothy dugger's resignation and a bumpy ride and comes at a price tag of $958,000. >> it has typically been a 15 month severance. >> i am mad we are spending this kind of money to get rid of a good person. >> reporter: this woman is one of nine members engaged in a tough battle over dugger's tenure. some board members also criticized the communication skills. reporters say she kept bart on track thanks to her 19 years of experience and efficient management preferably five of bart's board members determined to terminate bart but was rescinded because they failed to follow notification procedures. >> a gave her room to want to take us to court over -- it gave her room to want to take us to court over it. >> reporter: there is an extra $350,000 in her departure gop she says it has been a rewarding experience to lead a great organization that provides a great service to the bay area. dugger's final day will be a week from friday and tomorrow is bart board of directors meeting could be pretty heated. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> uc berkeley is tracking a smartphone app that woul

. >> reporter: in oakland, don't look for heads to roll for the transit agency having to pay to dorothy00 shrift thousand dollars is paid on top of her $600,000 severance pay in exchange for her not suing bart for holding an illegal meeting. has zeke m, kron 4 news. >> reporter: the water district looking to charge customers more for water. customers use less water than they have in the past 15 years. less water usage means less the income for the district. they are prosing an increase. a meeting on the hikes will be held on april 26 that water district headquarters. kron 4 news. >>> temperatures were 5 degrees warmer this afternoon. we will continue the warmer trend. storm in the pacific northwest. it's pulling up this moisture in to the tail end of the storm. we are getting clipped with it, northern california is. let's check out the rain. the model keeps it to the north. i looked at other models who put it right over the north bay at 7:00 in the morning. future cast at 1:00, keeping it to the north. this could be wrong and we could be seeing the sprinkles, light rain in santa rosa, n

katsuyama reports, herself ran pay is worth almost $1 million. >> dorothy duger's resignation markshe he happened of a bumpy ride for the first female general manager. today we learned it comes at a price tag of $958,000. >> the generic contract for the general manager has typically been a 15-month severance. it's three month's notice plus 12 months of pay. >> i'm mad that we are spending this kind of money to get rid of a good person. >> reporter: the board member is one of nine directors engaged in a tough battle over her tenure. she came under fire from the public and some board members for not having better oversight of police after the 2009 shooting of oscar grant by a bart police officer. some board members also criticized her communication skills. supporters say she kept them on track during a tough economy with two years of budget surpluses thanks to her experience and efficient management. in february they voted to terminate duger but the 5-4 vote turned out to be illegal and was rescinded because the board failed to follow notification procedures. >> not only was it illega

katsuyama reports, herself ran pay is worth almost $1 million. >> dorothy duger's resignation marks the he happened of a bumpy ride for the first female general manager. today we learned it comes at a price tag of $958,000. >> the generic contract for the general manager has typically been a 15-month severance. it's three month's notice plus 12 months of pay. >> i'm mad that we are spending this kind of money to get rid of a good person. >> reporter: the board member is one of nine directors engaged in a tough battle over her tenure. she came under fire from the public and some board members for not having better oversight of police after the 2009 shooting of oscar grant by a bart police officer. some board members also criticized her communication skills. supporters say she kept them on track during a tough economy with two years of budget her experience and efficient management. in february they voted to terminate duger but the 5-4 vote turned out to be illegal and was rescinded because the board failed to follow notification procedures. >> not only was it illegal, it gave her roo

dorothy duger gets a million severance . after her final board meeting today she would not say why she was forced out. >> clearly the board, the majority of the board made a decision months ago and we reached an agreement of resolution of those issues and i will be leaving bart and moving on to the next chapter. >> today, the board named a manager. cheryl wakeman. some are criticizing this. >>> and new reports of air traffic controller sleeping on duty. the faa said four such incidents in the federal aviation in the top legal council will oversee 15,000 air traffic controllers until a replacement is hired. representatives from the faa plan to visit the airports on a state alert campaign . no mistakes can be made . so it is a concern of ours. >> a recent incident in washington reagan national airport involved a sleepy controller and prompted putting a second controller in the tower. the faa ordered reno to go back to using one controller and then a solo controller nodded off in the tower forcing an air ambulance to land witho

. >>> today is the last day on job for dorothy dugger. dugger plans to spend the day visiting different departments and saying goodbye. doghole be paid -- dugger will be paid almost $1 million. >>> right now it's 4:37. it is friday this morning sal how does the traffic look? >> it looks good. good morning, to you. traffic is moving along nicely. if you are driving on interstate 80 westbound heading out to the mccarthur maze. and the bay bridge finds traffic moving very nicely and coming into san francisco. and this mornings commute in san jose looks good getting up to highway 17. 4:37 hello rosemary. >>> good morning. we made it to the last business day of the week. it will be sunny with high clouds blocking and blinkering us that -- blocking and bringing us that filtered sunshine. santa rosa reporting a little bit of fog this morning. 39 in napa. a chilly start in some areas. we are colder than yesterday by 5-10 degrees. the satellite view showing you the next system that will bring soggy weather in. high clouds will continue to move thr

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dorothy dugger resigned yesterday after 19 years on the job., the move had been expected since february. that's when bart's board illegally voted to fire her without scheduling a public meeting. the board rescinded the vote. she gets a million dollars in sevens. >>> a fire in vallejo, the fifth time a fire has burned this cadillac dealership on sonoma boulevard. this fire broke out at noon yesterday in the old repair shop. firefighters were able to contain the fire to that area. homeless people have been living in the vacant building. >>> it is 5:20 now. three more air traffic controllers falling asleep on the job and now the faa says that's the final straw. the changes at airports across the country today. >>> plus, kobe's mea culpa. how the nba star is explaining his antigay slur and how it could cost him. ,,,, okay, there we are... um, these days we're all trying to save money, that's why i'm shooting this commercial myself, at home. it's really easy and i can pass the savings onto you. okay, ready for the food part? check it out. my warm an

dorothy dugger resigned yesterday after 19 years on the job.e was expected since february when bart's board illegally voted to fire dugger without scheduling a public meeting. board later had to rescind that vote. dugger will be paid $958,000 in severance. >>> unemployment lines across the country got a little longer last week. >> so how's the market responding? let's go to jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. good morning. >> reporter: less than enthusiastic economic reports this morning. wall street not happy. weekly jobless claims rose by 27,000 last week to 412,000. that's the highest level it's been since middle of february. the four-week average was up 395,000. that's still in an area that suggests job growth but you don't want to see this go beyond 400,000 otherwise we'll be stagnating. we are continuing to see more price pressure. at least this time on wholesale prices. the producer price index rose .7%. mainly from higher gas costs. you strip out gas and food the core rate was up .3% but gas prices were up 5.7% last month and

dorothy dugger resigned yesterday after negotiating a severance package worth nearly $1 million. a few months ago, a few board members voted to fire her, but that vote was found to be illegal. she was under fire for her handling of b.a.r.t. after the shooting of oscar grant. >>> the rally in july started peacefully but quickly turned violent with protesters vandalizing downtown stores. a 33-year-old oakland man and a 23-year-old man were among the deaths that night. they now a v to pay $25,000 each to the owner of a jewelry store. >>> for the next few days, drivers will see traffic disruptions in hercuels. they're working on extending the h.o.v. lane. tomorrow, the eastbound i-80 willow ramp will be closed. the changes are in effect from 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. >>> there's a new police description of the man who broke into a graduate housing apartment at stanford university and sexually assaulted a sleeping woman. investigators say he is a dark skinned man, about 30 years old, 5'6" with a chubby build, wavy black hair, and a rounded nose. that attack occurred saturday night. polic

kate's grandma was dorothy whose family for generations were coal minors in the pits of northern eggla england. up there, we found some not so distant relatives. >> i'd love to think i'm as good looking as kate but i'm certainly not. >> reporter: this is kate's cousin once removed. his family has run this fish and chip shop for 100 years. >> just to know there will be a link to the royal family, although through marriage, is a fantastic, fantastic honor. >> reporter: nearby is anna, a small-town hair dresser. and she is kate's -- >> third cousin i think. is that right? eeh, i'm related to her. lady anna. [ laughs ] >> reporter: thoueir great-grandmothers were sisters. >> yeah, we look alike. can you not see the resemblance? we are pretty in our family, all the girls. >> reporter: but fate and money dealt them very different hands. >> she went to university, didn't she, and college. and i didn't. i left school and worked. >> reporter: kate's self-made parents sent her to private school and snooty st. andrews where she met william. >> not as if william met her in a nightclub and decide

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come out into the street but the missing think happened in our country and that's to be a little dorothy origins have been in their police only for five years it was that you know what you know that half a year before those events in april there was an election but in reality it was falsified and people understood that they would not change anything because by means of peaceful ability or an election. that's the main problem of such countries where there is an uprising against bloodshed which. if a country of the does not want a revolution then people must have the right it would kill to make any changes that would mean any peaceful way means of voting but the situation was so huge that officially leader was mikey of whereas in reality there were his relatives and other people in power there was a clown of like here in the west you know the parliament replaced the strong president through a year on we're going we say that the new form of ruling parliamentary rule has proved it works and the region where traditionally it has never existed. you know in kyrgyzstan there has always been a lo