judge ito was born and raised in los angeles. at ucla and his law degree from uc berkeley. he discovered victor wolfenstein .hen he took a class that brings back memories. judge ito joins the district attorney s office in 1977. he was one of the first four lawyers to staff the hard-core gangs unit which developed the model for dealing with gang-related crime that has been used in the rest of the country since then. he was appointed to the los angeles superior court in 1989 and served there until he retired just a few years ago. advocate has been an for equal language access to the courts. that has been one of his contributions to the los angeles courts and criminal justice system. served on the judicial andcil court advisory panel taught the effective use of spoken language interpreters to other judges. on behalf of the department of honoredl science, i am to welcome judge ito. [applause] judge ito: thank you very much. let me do a quick microphone check. we are good to go. g
deflected by kennard. having a nice game. so, the cowboys down to the last gasp. cris: they re doing this with a three-man rush. if you re dak prescott, it s risky. it s a safety. it s fourth down here. they come with another three-man rush, probably should use the mobility, scrambleun their way open down the field. al: fourth down. witten comes in for more protection in the backfield. prescott. from the end zone. fires over the middle. and that is at the 20 yard line, dez bryant. who makes the catch. going to the ground. holds on to it. or did he is the question. and it has to be reviewed. before the next snap? referee: the ruling on the field is under review. al: they just did get the review called in before the next step. obviously, the cowboys trying to get up there. they had no time-outs. try to avoid the review. you re going to get an incomplete pass here. cris: wow. guess who? al: jenkins. cris: janoris jenkins again. what a night he had. and the crowd, j
45 berkeley, 44 palo alto and 40 in calestoga. see patchy fog on the coast but overall, lots of sunshine today. slightly cooler. that system bigging in right there digging in right there. 60s closer to the coast. 7:01, cast on your screens? right now looking at the east bay commute, steve, and the mccarthy arthur mays doesn t look bad. this is about a 15-20 minute delay. some school districts are alternated weeks off so might see traffic a bit better closer to the 8:00 hour. look at north and southbound 101 in san francisco. it s crowded but not stop and government we continue to remind you about the a s home opener. the traffic imply collations are this afternoon. a lot of people will be showing up for 6:00 game and people start showing up hours earlier. it s gonna be a soldout game so expect slow traffic here. 7:02, go back to the desk. thank you. we re continuing to follow breaking news out of russia where ten people were killed and another 50 people injured in an
buying time. fires to the back. on the end zone. touchdown. what a grab by beckham. throw is high. thought he threw it over his head when it left manning s hands. odell goes up. made the catch. did he get both feet in is the question. cris: the referee had as good a look as anybody. oh, man. he didn t put his heel on the ground, did he. referee: the ruling on the field cris: did the toe go down without the heel. if the heel didn t touch, that toe doesn t count. if the heel touches, he would be out of bounds. al: is his right toe down completely in bounds before the heel is down? but the heel is clearly on the white. desperately trying to keep the heel off the ground. i talked about it earlier, a lot of plays that just stand. is there enough to overturn the ball of a touchdown on the field. the back cleat is off the ground. i don t think they re going to overturn it. what do you think? al: i think i think they can overturn it. i just think they re going to look a
night walking the lawn putting the flags back but boy by friday morning it had been defaced a third time. people want to stir up. people need to the university s vice president of student affairs had strong words saying in a statement defacement is not dialogue. best done face to face . the are disappointed that someone with a differing opinion decided to ruin their display. all our mission was to create dialogue and mature at a collegiate level, which we didn t see. reporter: now, the university is calling this incident vandalism. they say it cost about $30 in damage. for now reporting live on the klopf democrat 4. jesse nat son and jason daring used reasonable force when they shot johnson. he held up an o reilly auto parts store and opened fire. he shot an officer but a bullet proof vest saved his life. matthew mcmillan was accused of shooting at that reek during a fight over a girl. one of two men from milwaukee arrest north dakota texas for allegedly supp