it's something judge cordell hasn't done since taking her new job. >> all right. >> until now. judge cordell is at the drawing table once again. her specialty, visual puns, in colored pencil. each cartoon depicting a common police, a bullet flying through a coffee cup, that's a mug shot. >> it's an outlet for me to draw these cartoons and poke fun at the legal system, poke fun at judges and the law. >> it is a sense of humor many are surprised to find in someone with such a respectable resume. >> my whole thing is if yaw can't laugh at yourself, then you got a problem. >> the calendar is coming out soon, if you want to buy one. we'll have a link to where you can get one on our website, nbcbayarea.c nbcbayarea.com. >> that mug shot was so clever. >> well, it's a calendar. there are 11 more just like it. >> can't wait to see them. >>> let's get a check of the micro climate forecast. i felt it cooling down today. here is jeff ra near nieri. >> we're still dealing with fog and that did produce major micro climate extremes. odder air moving in just 57 in twin peaks and then back her

judge cordell would not comment about the specifics of our story but pointed out that under the dutyual officers cannot accept any free tickets period. >> those are deemed be to be gifts. a discount, a gratuity, favors, any of these, if they're not offered to everybody, you can't take them. >> reporter: and judge cordell said again there's nothing in the duty manual about repaying people for gifts. >> if you break the rule, you can't then undo it. if you get caught, you can't then undo it by somehow, you know, making restitution or reimbursement. >> reporter: cordell says after the police investigation is over, her office will review it to see if it was thorough, unbiased and complete. >> our office is to check on the system. so while internal affairs investigates, we are the ones that look at what they've done. >> reporter: so that investigation will go forward now that a complaint has been filed. we don't know the scope of the probe, if it's to see how rampant the gift violations are or if it's focused on specific officers. again, that's because the complaint and the investigation

tv cordel wouldn't comment about the specific of our story but pointed out that under the duty manual officers can not accept any free tickets, period. >> those are deemed to be gift gifts. discount. gratuity. favor. any of these. not offered to everybody you can't take them. >>reporter: cordel said gen today nothing in the duty manual about repaying people for gifts. >> if you break the rules you can't then undo it. if you get caught you can't then undo it. by somehow t-you know, making restitution or reim pwurments. >>reporter: after the police investigation is over her office will review it to see if if it was thorough unbiased and complete. >> our office is the check on the system. to t ia investigates we are the ones that look at what they have done. >>reporter: that investigation will go forward now that a complaint has been filed. we don't know the scope of the probe. if it's broad one to see how rampant the gift violations are or focus on specific officers. again, that's because the complaint and the investigation are confidential. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> we have a lieutenant

he tried until the last moment to get cordell hall, secretary of state to run and he would not run.o he felt he had no alternatives but to run himself. assuming disguise draft wasn't kidding anybody about that. because there were plenty of support. set the stage for a very dramatic convention. some of the scripted, some of the very unscripted. and it contained a fascinating cast of characters, not least roosevelt and again frances perkins. there was a lot of resentment at the convention because the delegates didn't go that roosevelt had intended about his intentions and then he picked henry wallace to be his vice president who was not only not amount as some thought a mistake i'm a bit down the prerogative of the convention to pick vice president. fdr set another precedent when he decided he was going to take his own vice president. so there was a revolt going on at the convention and frances perkins called the president. he listened to her. she pleaded with him to come to chicago to address it. he said no i can't do that, frances. it will make me say things they can't say. i'm not

judge cordell is at the drawing table once again. her specialty, visual puns in colored pencil. each cartoon depicting a common police term. a bullet flying through a coffee mug. >> it was an outlet to poke fun at the legal system, poke fun at judges, poke fun at the law. >> it's a sense of humor many are surprised to find in someone with such a respectable resume. >> if you can't laugh at yourself then you got a problem. >> if you'd like to order one of judge cordell's calendars, you can find a link on our website. >>> more news ahead on today in the bay. how much will race effect the upcoming elections in california? our political analyst will answer that question and much more in just a few minutes. also, new worries about the flu. what may be behind a shortage of flu vaccines that's forcing patients to wait for treatment. >>> thanks for joining us for this second half hour of today in the bay on sunday morning. let's give you a live look and thank you for joining us. we'll look at the microclimate forecast and a lot of changes in store for us and chance of rain. >> it's hard

judge cordell spoke with us, agreeing to answer questions only about the manual. not the specifics of the sty. she points out under the gratuities and bribes, officers can not accept free tickets, period. >> those are deemed gifts so. discount and these are not offered to everybody yocan't take them. we don't want police officers to get special favors >> we asked the chis to respond, the spokesman told us they reimbursed niners for the tickets. 49ers told us each ticket w worth is 87. >> once made aware of the value ofhe ticket, that it did exceed, we reiursed it we're glad to be a partof this. these partnerships help u.s. foster stronger relationship was the community. >> the fact is that it deal was the rule that says you may not accept these and doesn't say get around it by accepting it and later paying back. >> the chief is in the middle o reviewing policies on secoary policy. this is becaus of conflict of interest. >> vic, thank you. >> crews are ready for the third game of the series. he you can see the team coming home to at and t park. they're on the field

judge cordell spoke with us, agreeing to answer questions only about the manual. not the specifics of the story. she points out under the gratuities and bribes, officers can not accept free tickets, period. >> those are deemed gifts so. discount and these are not offered to everybody you can't take them. we don't want police officers to get special favors >> we asked the chiefs to respond, the spokesman told us they reimbursed niners for the tickets. 49ers told us each ticket was worth is >> once made aware of the value of the ticket, that it did exceed, we reimbursed it we're glad to be a part of this. these partnerships help foster stronger relationship was the community. >> the fact is that it deal was the rule that says you may not accept these and doesn't say get around it by accepting it and later paying back. >> the chief is in the middle of reviewing policies on secondary policy. this is because of conflict of interest. >> vic, thank you. >> crews are ready for the third game of the series. here you can see the team coming home to at and t park. they're on

san jose i said police auditor judge cordel spoke to us.ing to answer questions only about the manual and not on the specific of our story. she points out that under the duty manual gratuity and bribes officers can not accept any free tickets, period. >> things like that. those are deemed to be gifts. so discount. gratuity. favors. any of these. not offered to everybody can't take them. >> we don't want officers our police officers in san jose to get special favor from certain people because it may spro mice them at some point and doesn't look good. >> when we asked chief garcia and rose to respond spokesman told us that had reimbursed the nippers for the ticket 49ers front office told us each ticket was worth 187 dollars. when we asked the police department when the chiefs paid they replied it was last week. week after we inquired about the tickets. police public information officer randall spoke for the department. >> once made awhich are of the actual value of the ticket that it did exceed that amount we reimbursed it. we were very glad

the first question from cordell. to know what's your favorite television series so far this season? well it hasn't started yet but we enjoyed the last two seasons of "vikings." now you're going to think i'm a real homer. okay? but i'm hook on "blacklist" the nbc show plays 10:00 on monday night 10:00 eastern. i think spader is a phenomenal actor. i think the acting in that show is very good. i like the plot. so i like "blacklist" but there's another one. "chicago p.d." i like that sarge. he loves chicago. he is a chicago guy and that comes through. he wants to do something for that town. and i like the team, the way they operate. so "chicago p.d." and "blacklist" from jimmy, what do you think of allison grimes who is running for senate in kentucky refusing to say whether she voted for president obama? well if she's refusing to say she voted for president obama that means that she did vote for him. and there's no shame. i mean, that doesn't mean that she's going to change her views on certain issues. that does not mea

. >> reporter: independent police auditor ladoris cordell can't comment on the case. >> it's an officer working secondary employment and let's say it's a security job, witnesses his or her employer committing a crime, so that's your employer. at the same time you're a police officer and right away in a conflict of interest. >> reporter: the conflict now facing the san jose pd was predicted two years ago. officers earn $6.1 million doing side jobs. the auditor wants control over moonlighting cops including ethics training but the call was ignored. >> the response has been no change. the department is under a considerable stress. they have competing priorities. this was an issue we felt should be addressed. >> reporter: the ray mcdonald case has been turned over to the district attorney's office. but the delay in turning that case over to the d.a. is partly blamed at least by or for sergeant pritchard's involvement in the case. that may have caused problems with the police department investigating and may be why the d.a. is still looking into the case now. i reached out to sergeant pritch

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cordell in pennsylvania, democrat. you are on the "washington journal."ler: i just wanted to make a general statement. -- whoever to think was there in integrated society. what we are doing in the u.s. is somewhat like an experiment. it, if youink about look at the conference that we have, africa, japan, russia, canada, south america, were they integrated? how long were they integrated? is this something we have always had so we have an example of what to go by? time in thehe first history of humanity that all totinents have come together land on one continent. i thought that is what we started in the beginning with the u.s., the land of the free. liberty is what we are here to work on. but it is a work in progress. no one is right. black people were in complete control of the whole world, we would be oppressive, too. if you have africa, africa is not heaven on earth. time butve been at one due to the fall of man it is no longer that. host: why are you a democrat? democrats atse this time seem to be more sensitive towards african-americans. let's face it.