ADVISORY/Press Conference in Elizabeth Dominguez Death Case Will Be Held on Tuesday, March 11, 2003 at 11:00 AM.

News Editors

ADVISORY...for Tuesday (March 11)

--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 7, 2003

      Dominguez Family Will Speak Out Publicly for the First Time
            Since Tragic Death of Their 4-Year-Old Daughter

WHAT:       Humberto and Sylvia (nee Lopez) Dominguez will hold a
            press conference on TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 2003 AT 11:00 AM AT
            SAN FRANCISCO CITY HALL, GOODLETT PLACE STEPS to announce
            the filing of legal proceedings against the City and
            County of San Francisco. They will also address the issue
            of why the San Francisco Police Department failed to issue
            a traffic citation or warrant for the arrest of Sebastian
            Garcia, who drove the Muni Railway truck that killed their
            daughter, Elizabeth Dominguez.

            The Dominguez family has been in deep mourning and this
            will be their first public appearance since their child's
            death. They will be accompanied by their attorneys, Brian
            J. Panish and Kevin Boyle with the law firm of Greene,
            Broillet, Panish & Wheeler, LLP (www.gbpwlaw.com).

            TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 2003, WOULD HAVE BEEN ELIZABETH'S 5TH
            BIRTHDAY.

BACKGROUND: On February 11, 2003, Elizabeth, age 4, was walking home
            from her preschool (Buena Vista Alternative Elementary
            School) along with her mother, baby brother and other
            friends. They were near the intersection of 24th Street
            and Potrero Avenue in San Francisco's Mission District
            when a collision allegedly caused by Muni Railway truck
            driver Sebastian Garcia pinned Elizabeth between the wall
            of a building and the truck, killing the little girl.

            Since Elizabeth's death, noticeable changes to the
            intersection of 24th Street and Potrero Avenue have taken
            place, including the posting of "walk, don't walk" signs,
            the painting of yellow pedestrian crossing lines, and the
            installing of photographic traffic enforcement equipment.
            Muni Railway truck driver Sebastian Garcia has yet to be
            cited by the San Francisco police for allegedly running a
            red light and causing a fatal traffic accident.

WHEN:       TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 2003 AT 11:00 AM

PLACE:      San Francisco City Hall, Goodlett Place Steps
            1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place
            San Francisco, CA.

INFO:       Kathy Pinckert, Director of Marketing/Media Relations
            Greene, Broillet, Panish & Wheeler, LLP
            Tel: [phone] (24-hours)
            Email: [e-mail]