he was a superintendent of operator training along with him is a manager of operator training kim anderson operator training but much longer within the agency. all began his career as an operator in march 1977. in 1983, he was promoted to transit supervisor in central control and then later to operations. in january 20,000 2000 he was superintendent of operator training. paul peterson's 39 years and four months in operator training is marked by core value of supporting people and their job and careers, making sure the public transportation needs are met and if you ask any of his colleagues, patience and persistence. paul success includes restarting the sfmta eight the bus radio in april and peevishly managing all bus rodeo. with this he graduated 1000 new operators in the last five years with a record 481 in 2015. training operators and also training operators who are now or past managers in the transit division. paul says his favorite position with the agency is the one he retired, now i'm a but a close second was his work as the evening shift transit supervisor for cable cars. without se

he was a superintendent of operator training along with him is a manager of operator training kim anderson. they were together for six years and operator training but much longer within the agency. all began his career as an operator in march 1977. in 1983, he was promoted to transit supervisor in central control and then later to operations. in january 20,000 2000 he was superintendent of operator training. paul peterson's 39 years and four months in operator training is marked by core value of supporting people and their job and careers, making sure the public transportation needs are met and if you ask any of his colleagues, patience and persistence. paul success includes restarting the sfmta eight the bus radio in april and peevishly managing all bus rodeo. with this he graduated 1000 new operators in the last five years with a record 481 in 2015. training operators and also training operators who are now or past managers in the transit division. paul says his favorite position with the agency is the one he retired, now i'm a but a close second was his work as the evening shift transit

he was a superintendent of operator training along with him is a manager of operator training kim anderson. they were together for six years and operator training but much longer within the agency. all began his career as an operator in march 1977. in 1983, he was promoted to transit supervisor in central control and then later to operations. in january 20,000 2000 he was superintendent of operator training. paul peterson's 39 years and four months in operator training is marked by core value of supporting people and their job and careers, making sure the public transportation needs are met and if you ask any of his colleagues, patience and persistence. paul success includes restarting the sfmta eight the bus radio in april and peevishly managing all bus rodeo. with this he graduated 1000 new operators in the last five years with a record 481 in 2015. training operators and also training operators who are now or past managers in the transit division. paul says his favorite position with the agency is the one he retired, now i'm a but a close second was his work as the evening shift transit

signs of encouragement, hope, but also the sense that they have to be able to move on from this, anderson. >> kimame from all around the country to the funerals today. and as we said, more to come in the days ahead. difficult days ahead for the families. >>> that does it for us, time now for the don lemon special, hosting a special cnn town hall, it's called, black, white, and blue, america, 2016. >>> thank you very much, anderson, i want to welcome our studio audience, welcome, everyone, and i want to welcome our viewers right here in the united states and around the world. this is a live cnn tonight town hall. black, white, and blue. america 2016. baton rouge, a routine police call. and alton sterling is dead. st. paul, a routine traffic stop, and philando castile is dead. >> please don't tell me that he's gone. police, officer, don't

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he was a superintendent of operator training along with him is a manager of operator training kim anderson. they were together for six years and operator training but much longer within the agency. all began his career as an operator in march 1977. in 1983, he was promoted to transit supervisor in central control and then later to operations. in january 20,000 2000 he was superintendent of operator training. paul peterson's 39 years and four months in operator training is marked by core value of supporting people and their job and careers, making sure the public transportation needs are met and if you ask any of his colleagues, patience and persistence. paul success includes restarting the sfmta eight the bus radio in april and peevishly managing all bus rodeo. with this he graduated 1000 new operators in the last five years with a record 481 in 2015. training operators and also training operators who are now or past managers in the transit division. paul says his favorite position with the agency is the one he retired, now i'm a but a close second was his work as the evening shift transit

anderson explains. >> we're very surprised and never do we think that this would take place. >> reporter: kim is talking about a special moment she witnessed with her son blake who announced he would be won for his how long at auction. another group raised a donation and blake had raised more than $15,000 from 30 different donors. >> then we also got checks in the mail after that. and people called asking where to donate. >> reporter: at the children's hospital of wisconsin, blake wrote out the biggest check of his life. $20,000. in total. >> it was just so heart age thought so generously and came up with this idea on his own. >> reporter: that is one of blake's doctors who is known blake since birth. >> it's something i'm proud of because i feel like i know blake so well. >> i have doctors that worked with me for a long time. >> reporter: that is why blake choose to divide the $20,000 between two different departments. a gift to kids who are less fortunate than himself. >> his gift will make other children happier when they're here. it'll support research that we can do to make the experience better. m

is attorney general kim packs ton, senators royce west, bob hall, kelly hand cock, representative ken sheets, angie button, linda coup, helene getting, cindy brodeath, rodney anderson and i apologize if i missed you, that's the list i have. regardless who is and who is not on the list, essential to under stands the way the state of texas stands united with the city of already the state of texas had a provided texas department of public safety officers, texas rangers, forensic specialists to aid in the effort of responding to this challenge. we need to understand, also, there will be ongoing challenges as a result my office is extending aid and support today dallas police department for counselling, for officers for issues and challenges that they will be facing for some time. now, to respond, what has happened in the past 24 hours. the past 24 hours in dallas has been a tail of two cities, on the one hands has been the tail of heroism of police officers, at the same time it has been a tail of cowardice bias as >> in the morning today, of the men and women who wear the uniform of the dallas police department, as well as the damn as -- dallas area rabid transport, fo

kim paxton. representatives ken sheets, angie button, rodney anderson. i apologize if i missed you. have. regardless of who is or who is not on the list, it's essential to understand the way that the state of texas stands united with the city of dallas. already the state of texas has provided texas department of public safety officers, texas rangers, forensic specialists to aid in efforts of responding to this challenge. we need to understand there will be ongoing challenges. as a result my office is extending aid and support to the dallas police department for counselling for their officers for issues and challenges that they will be facing for some time. now, to respond what has happened in the past 24 hours. the past 24 hours in dallas has been a variable tale of two cities. on the one hand it's been the tale of heroism of police officers. at the same time it's been tale of cowardice by an asassin. we're so proud. for their h running toward danger to aid those who need it the most. fulfilling their oath to serve and protect and do everything they can to help the citizens of this

time to congratulate him wrapping up a great career at this sfmta a and kim apperson will speak a few words about all. >> mr. anderson. >> thanks very much. appreciate the opportunity. paul has been more than just being a great employee. he has been the person you can look up to. i mean you've got that many years on your belt in this business, you're bound to pretty much have an answer for just about everything that comes along. there isn't anything he has not seen we certainly still take advantage of this today. just because a zero tired we still outlined to his home. so we still call him. but for me personally, it is been a fantastic journey and i feel like i would not be what i am today it wasn't for his guidance. so, to paul and to his family and everyone, it does my heart good. so, he deserves more than what we could possibly give him. so thank you very much, paul >> mr. peterson come on behalf of the board of directors and the entire agency all people of the city thank you so much for your very impressive record of service for 39 years and four months. wonderful. we're very grateful to you and wish you all the

to read from law school new york law school with you that kim bettman, and one of his postings the public advocate cited. it's from lucas andersonwe did an analysis of new york's what is it 23 years of experience where he said, that the public advocate plays as an arbiter of citizens complaint an independent monitor government services and a check on the mayor's sweeping administrative powers unlike appointed officials with similar ombudsman type duties the public advocate is able to review, river and resolve individual service, if the primary purpose of achieving citizen satisfaction without regard to the interests of a particular government agency or program. i just wanted to say i knew we received some input about the opposite citizens complaint the office of labor standards enforcement and i'm really looking for to supervisor campos is think about some of the recognitions but i just want to give him tremendous props and really looking at the work that letitia james is doing out and build the glossy of the former public advocate and now the mayor have achieved a high level checks and balance position that we can move forth in

kim? well, now you can. wednesday mornings right here on "gma." the hottest workouts with celebrity trainers to die for. >> we have tracy anderson. >> back, circle,aking your questions in realtime. plus, workouts inspired by your favorite olympic athletes all livestreamed on "gma's" website and facebook page. come on, america, it's workout wednesday on "gma." all right, so good to have layla, co-owner of pact park in new york city leading our workout. ginger has been getting in on the action all morning long. talk to me about this workout. why do you love it? >> i love it pact park. it is a great full body workout. so pact park is half kick boxing, mma boxing, all that strike training with some body weight like squats, moves like that for strength training. >> is there anybody that shouldn't do this? >> i mean, this is good for anybody. >> it's not too high impact. >> no, we punch things, here at the livestream i'm showing you how to shadow box. anyone can do it. >> and anywhere. >> yes, anywhere, anyone. >> anyone like ginger zee. miss ginger zee, you've been doing it all morning long. >> all morning, i love it. >> she's been killing it. >> you

to read from law school new york law school with you that kim bettman, and one of his postings the public advocate cited. it's from lucas andersonwe did an analysis of new york's what is it 23 years of experience where he said, that the public advocate plays as an arbiter of citizens complaint an independent monitor government services and a check on the mayor's sweeping administrative powers unlike appointed officials with similar ombudsman type duties the public advocate is able to review, river and resolve individual service, if the primary purpose of achieving citizen satisfaction without regard to the interests of a particular government agency or program. i just wanted to say i knew we received some input about the opposite citizens complaint the office of labor standards enforcement and i'm really looking for to supervisor campos is think about some of the recognitions but i just want to give him tremendous props and really looking at the work that letitia james is doing out and build the glossy of the former public advocate and now the mayor have achieved a high level checks and balance position that we can move forth in