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 outside and not looking at the people that work for bart that is next in line. the vote was 6-3. amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> stanford police are releasing new details about the man who broke into a graduate housing apartment on campus and sexually assaulted a woman who was sleeping.

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 the outside and not looking at the people that work for bart that is next in line. the vote was 6-3. amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> stanford police are releasing new details about the man who broke into a graduate housing apartment on campus and sexually assaulted a woman who was sle

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 would give users alerts forecasting their alert length and could be available to the public in a year or so. >>> a man identified as a serial killer made his first appearance today. he is charged with four counts of murder.  he did not enter a plea because he did not yet have an attorney. naso is accused of killing four women including two in the bay area between 1977 and 1994. naso is said to return to court in two weeks. >>> dozens of people gathered for the funeral of a well-known restaurant owner as they walked from his restaurant to the catholic church for the funeral mass. police say he was shot during a robbery attempt as he opened his restaurant early friday morning peter is a $32,000 reward in the case. >>> federal and state emergency officials are assessing what if anything can be done for homeowners threatened by landslides in hercules. four homes on carson street have be

. >>> 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

---"dugger" trabajo para la agencia de transporte por 19 aÑos, y ha estado al mando del "bart" desdea 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 nuevo sistema podria ayudar a que los automovilistas calculen mejor sus tiempos de traslado. --el programa funciona con ayuda de los sensores de caltrans que calculan el volumen de

dugger will be paid almost a million dollars in severance. >>> 4:45. mixed news in the housing market this morning. the lessing from reality track says between february and march the number of foreclosures rose 13%. that's the biggest month-to- month increase in a year. on the other hand the number of foreclosures in the 1st quarter of 2011 was 17% lower than the same period last year. >>> ebay it's the internet's version of a 24/7-yard sale but while your trash might be someone else's treasure, the auction site is offering a couple of tips to help maximize your sales. the first thing is, that's a must for every posting is a detailed description, including description, defects, all possible uses. remember to use lots of pictures. take the time to interact with potential buyers and answer any email questions and thoroughly explain your return policy beforehand. >>> 4:46. first a toddler was served a margarita. now it has happened again. >> acting up, he was misbehaving. his eyes were bloodshot. >> what a 3-year-old got at a restaurant instead of orange

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

but yesterday, dugger announced she would resign. board members the almost million dollar payout seems ridiculous, 350,000 is for litigation and $600,000 is for severance pay but it's cheaper to defend a lawsuit and it's cheaper than losing a case. she has been there for 19 years a fact that is not lost on her customers. >> that is a lot to go away. i would want pay someone a million dollars to leave if they weren't doing their job correctly so something is being hidden. >>> and he here is the any mystery no one said why she is leaving. she is leaving behind a budget surplus of $28 million. she did dead greed that the direction that bart is heading so maybe that played a role. nobody is saying. now she is leaving the board set up an interim general manager and search for a permanent replacement they are going to start that process at their meeting today. amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news". >> janelle: this morning, police are investigating the discovery of a burning man in san francisco's south of market neighborhood. it started around 6:1

so dugger announced her resignation yesterday.rd 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 the meeting today. live in oakland, amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> thank you very much. it's 5:32 now. as we told you barry bon

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

under a agreement reached by dugger and the b.a.r.t. board, the transit agency will paid her $958,000. that includes the $600,000 guaranteed in her severance package if she's terminated, plus $350,000 to, quote, ensure a smooth transition and avoid litigation. tomorrow's discussions of her successor will be closed to the public. >>> well, the nuclear regulatory commission tackled the issue over renewing pg&e's license for operating the diablo canyon nuclear power plant today. pg&e doesn't want to delay the reliancing progtss and wants their own experts to conduct the studies. critics include state senator sam blakeslee, who is also a gee owe physicist with a doctorate in earthquake studies. >> there have been two very significant faults discovered, one about three miles offshore and the other just two years ago, about a few hundred yards away from the facility. and it appears that the two faults could be connected, but we need to do some research to find out what the real risk is. >> blakeslee is one of several experts called to testify

--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 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

. >>> nearly one million dollars, that's the payoff from bart's former gm dorothy dugger. >> so is that for a job well done or is there a little more to the story? with the breakdown let's go to cbs 5 political insider phil matier, joining him this morning is bart director lynette sweet. good morning to you both. >> good morning. dorothy, i want to thank you for coming in. you're 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

dorothy dugger has been under fire for several months. she will reportedly receive a severance package worth nearly $1 million. the board of connectors will begin searching tomorrow for her replacement. >>> proposed budget cuts have students and staff marching across several campuses. why they say they need your help to be heard. >>> a few sprinkles this morning. it's breezy out there and we have clouds lingering around. does that mean more showers for the forecast? we have the latest computer model for your neighborhood. >>> hundreds of people gathered in oakland today for the funeral of a well-known restaurant owner shot and killed last friday. they walked with the family and friends. they went from the restaurant, his restaurant to st. elizabeth catholic church for funeral mass. he was shot during a robbery attempt. there is a $32,000 reward connected with his death. >>> angry students and family marched on campus today. live at san francisco state with why one teacher says the education system is failing its students. >> reporter: it'

the price tag may top $1 million for the forced designation of dorothy dugger. she finally stepped down last week after two months of negotiations. she reportedly received a $950,000 severance package. one-third was to make sure she didn't sue part. there are several other legal fees tied to her departure. bart trains may start running lighter. they are considering a six month test run to keep trains running until 1:00 a.m.. then it could become permanent. they said stopping the sane the night. >>> let's go back over to sal to check in on traffic. sal. >> all right pam and dave traffic is moving along pretty well around the bay area. no major problems on 80 westbound as you head out to the mccarthur maze. no major problems this morning if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza. it's a nice drive there. you can see traffic is light. the morning drive it looks okay on 280 northbound getting up to highway 17. that drive is going to be okay on the south bay commute. so we're off to a nice start with nothing major yet. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. a l

. >>> the price tag may top $1 million for the forced resignation of dorothy dugger as barts general manager. she finally stepped down after two months of negotiations with barts board of directors. she reportedly received a $950,000 severance package. a third of that was to make sure she didn't sue bart. and bart trains may start running later on weekends. bart is considering a six-month test run this fall to keep trains running until 1:00 a.m.. it could become permanent. bart rider complained stopping the train at midnight is too early for people who work late. >>> all right we do have breaking news to report this morning the white house has apparently released president obama's birth certificate. >> there has been a controversy about whether the president was born an american or born in some other part of the country. the white house is releasing the documents what is called the long form documents from hawaii. that show he was born there and this may put to rest the whole issue of whether the birther controversy. the white house and president obama will be addressing it by releas

he will begin serving april 23 replacing dorothy dugger who was fired by the board and a severance packagenearly a million dollars awarded to her. >>> bart will unveil the revamped balboa park station in san francisco. there will be wider walk ways to serve disabled passengers a revamped entrance and fare gate area, and upgraded lighting. there's also a 1500-square-foot mezzanine. most of the money for the $6.5 million project came from federal funds. >>> 5:21. it is music to the ears of oakland teachers and their students. we'll tell you how many jobs were saved thanks to some last- minute maneuvering. >>> plus, high school memories on aisle 5. >> the unusual place to get some pricey free prom dresses that. and more coming up. the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reasons why re/max agents average more sales than other agents. experience, certainly. but maybe it's also because they care about the markets they serve and the neighbors who rely on them. nobody

embattled bart general manager dorothy dugger, whose job has been endangered since a vote to fire herhing a severance deal worth $958,000. the bart board of directors will consider today whether to accept her resignation and settlement, which was negotiated by a committee of directors. the board is also expected to hire an interim general manager and start a search for a new leader for the regional rail transit agency. she worked for bart to for 19 years. regulator califora workplace regulators have fined napa state hospital more than $100,000 for safety violations the agency says it uncovered in its probe of a psychiatric nurse's slaying. the california division of occupational safety and health issued six citations against the hospital on tuesday, following an investigation into the october strangling of donna gross, 54. authorities have charged patient jess massey, 37, with the killing. he has pleaded not guilty. cal-osha investigators found that factors in the fatality included flawed alarm systems, inadequate police presence and no enforcement of existing safety policies and proc

so then dugger eventually worked out the $1 million severance package.ch for a new replacement. her last day will be april 22nd. >>> people who live near fremont want to voice their opinions at a meeting tonight. they want to widen the niles canyon highway. they say the $80 million project threatens natural habitats and is a waste of public money. but cal trans said it will improve safety for drivers. >>> san francisco leaders want to hear the public's thoughts on the state of the city. mayor ed lee and other department heads will hold another town hall meeting tonight. this time it will be in district 8 at mission high school at 6:30. you can hear about the budget process and ask questions and offer suggestions as well. >>> we will check your forecast coming up after the break. bit chilly out there. but our temperatures have climbed out of the 30s and now we're talking about the 40s. still cool enough for the jackets. warmer this afternoon than we saw yesterday. a mix of sun and clouds. by this weekend we'll be in the 70s. really nice days ahead. 50 deg

it will pay dugger $950,000 to leave.includes paying her to avoid any -- to avoid any lawsuits. >>> he's now a convicted felon but barry bonds's legal troubles could be far from over. >>> and what kids are doing for their swim coach who died plea maturely this week -- prematurely this week. >>> we know the verdict in the barry bonds's trial, but this case may be far from over. the lawyers on both side may be planning their next move all right. tara moriarty is live outside the courthouse with the details. >> reporter: bonds's attorney is gonna definitely try to have that verdict thrown out. and the u.s. attorney's office said -- saysty will decide whether to pursue -- says they will decide whether to pursue another trial for those charges. most legal experts say that won't happen probably. the jurors found him guilty on obstruction of justice. he was found built eyen the ejection charge on 11-1. this woman, the holdout. >> i had felt like i had enough doubt to stand where i stood. >> reporter: that south reportedly stood

dorth any dugger submitted a little of resignation after finalizing a million dollar severance package manager. neither side is saying what led to her resignation. it includes $350,000 to avoid any litigation. she leaves her job on april 22nd. update on morning commute. >> there is an injury crash as you come off the richmond-san rafael bridge and slow at the bay bridge toll plaza but not a bad back-up. traffic looking good across the san mateo bridge. there is slowing in may ward and picking up nicely in walnut creek as well as san jose. >> meteorologist mike nicco will have our bay area forecast right have our bay area forecast right after switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> welcome back. good morning. temperatures in the low to upper 40s. warmer than yesterday but still cooler than average with low to mid-60s away right turn coast and clearlake we'll be in the mid to upper 50s. cloud cover will keep us warmer and slight chance of a ♪ imagine to my surprise to

. >>> bart is looking for a new general manager after dorothy dugger resigned yesterday.rs voted to fire her in january but they had to take it back because it was done without a public meeting. she will be paid $958,000 in severance. >>> terminal 2 at san francisco international airport is in operation again after a $383 million renovation. sfo says the new terminal has better seating, a place to reaction after going through security, free wi-fi and places to plug in your computers and relax before you get on that plane. >>> traffic and weather coming right up. stay with us. ,, the fresh-tasting california sour cream your other food loves. >>> good morning. all right. let start off with a live look right now. conditions heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza pretty typical stuff. backed up to the 880 overcrossing. we were getting word of what sounds like a smaller fender- bender, just cleared out of lanes. it was near the carpool lane but off to the right shoulder. so now just a lot of brake lights heading towards the pay gates. metering lights on. a little sluggish t