Week of August 9, 2013 | KQED This Week
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Channel: KQED News · 2013 · News & Politics
Host Thuy Vu moderates a news panel discussion on the following topics: * Taking the foreclosure crisis into its own hands, the city of Richmond is threatening an unprecedented use of eminent domain to bail out residents with underwater mortgages. * The threat of a second strike by BART workers this summer and other labor disputes have sparked debate about the role of unions and employers in guaranteeing middle class compensation and benefits. * Chevron pleaded no contest to six criminal charges of violating labor and health codes and agreed to pay $2 million in fines and restitution for the August 6, 2012 refinery explosion. * San Francisco, Oakland, and six other California cities were granted waivers from the strict requirements and tough sanctions of the federal No Child Left Behind law. GUESTS: Carolyn Said, San Francisco Chronicle Josh Richman, Bay Area News Group David Baker, San Francisco Chronicle Jill Tucker, San Francisco Chronicle Remembering Artist Ruth Asawa A look back at the life and work of pioneering Bay Area sculptor Ruth Asawa, who died this week at the age of 87. From KQED's archive, an excerpt from a 2005 SPARK profile showcases her creative process.
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