to use her words a cleaner, greener safer city. she promoted gardening and turning city hall grounds into a farm. and increasing things like bike bike lanes to make it easier for others to do so. >> it was nothing. piece of cake >> reporter: my the end of the her first 100 days her and her staff were riding high. crime were going down in the city. she could also claim an improvement in city services. >> we have had a lot of quick fixes. it is not just one area. it is not just let's go out and put police officers on every corner. there are other services and resources that people need in their lives >> reporter: things began to go sour a few months later. state police officers raided her home to look for evidence that dixon took gifts from developers. that lead to the indictment, her trial and in the end a tearful plea garbage. where she regrets the loss of the potential of things that could have been achieved. >> i can't begin to tell you the tremendous job they have done. i'm sad, not because of the decision i made, but because i h

city forward. she pledged to create what she called a cleaner, greener and safer city. she promoted bike paths to a guard finance city hall and backed new initiatives to fight crime, which lead to fewer arrests n and a drop in the murder rate. dixon's resignation becomes official after she is sentenced for perjury tomorrow morning. stephanie rawlings blake will be sworn in tomorrow. >>> even in her final days mayor dixon has come under fire. state prosecutors say she has lost touch with reality after her convictions on perjury and embezzlement charge. she'll be sentenced tomorrow. she'll receive probation before judgment. >>> an area attraction by a be shutting down. baltimore plans to close the public works museum and lay off the five employees. city board of estimates approved the layoffs today. the closure is regrettable but necessary because of the city's budget short fall. it is locateed in the eastern avenue pumping station near the inner harbor. >>> well, toyota dealers nationwide are scrambling to fix gas pedals after the massive recall. more than two million ve

wanted to bring a more different approach to government, and to use her words, a cleaner greener and safer city. she promoted things like gardening and turning the city hall grounds into a farm and putting in more bicycle lanes. >> reporter: by the end of her first 100 days they were riding high. crime had gone down in the city. she could claim an improvement in city services. >> we've had a lot of quick fix, and it's not just one area, it's not just let's go out and put police officers on every corner. there are other services and resources that people need in their lives. >> reporter: but things began to go sour a few months later. state police officers raided her home as the state prosecutor looked for evidence that she took gifts from developers that led to the indictment, her trial, and her plea bargain where she expressed regret over the loss of all the things that could have been achieved. >> i can't begin to tell you the tremendous job they've done. and i'm sad not because of the decision i made, but because i have a great staff who worked hard and i love them. >> and today's board of e