johnathan franklin will be on the local news tonight. the dorsey high product who says he wants to be one day the mayor of los angeles. if ucla wins this game and an election is tomorrow, he wins. >> charles: look out mayor vee a la go sa. you could be defeated by trow morning. >> referee: false start, offense. number 60. five-yard penalty. >> charles: what did jim mora tell julie alexander at the half? that they needed to capitalize going into the half or whatever. that they needed to capitalize after getting a defensive stop. that's what he wanted his offense to get done. they're getting that done right now. >> gus: jim mora, deep breath. second and third teams. hundley. hundley, out of bounds. pushed out of bounds by p.j. smith. >> charles: trying to use the pursu of nebraska against itself, showing flow in one direction toward the field, to the wide side. and then coming back to the backside with one lead blocker out in front on an offensive lineman. >> gus: third down and six at the nebraska 16. thigpen in the backfield with hundley

time now for this evening's han cook's performance of the game and it goes to who, johnathan franklin, the mayor. becomes the seventh player in ucla history with 3,000 career rushing yards and he's just getting started this season. >> charles: i don't know about him tonight, gus. what about a drop-off in performance? >> gus: first down and ten at the 16. here's damien thigpen. 6:16 to go. nebraska folks, they've got to figure out a way to get off the field and give taylor martinez enough time to do something with it. >> charles: this game is now in the hands of the nebraska defense. they need to keep ucla bottled in to help the field position for their offense if they get the ball back. >> gus: second and six. oh, we got it. lucien. what a catch at the 45. the freshman from encino. talk about going up and getting it. >> charles: that's just a clear example of going up and taking the football at the moment of truth. stanley jean-baptiste had the inside position and a better play on the ball but lucien went and took it. >> the 33-yard game. they'll stay on the ground. thigpen. what an e

johnathan franklin will be on the local news tonight. the dorsey high product who says he wants to be one day the mayor of los angeles. if ucla wins this game and an election is tomorrow, he wins. >> charles: look out mayor vee a la go sa. you could be defeated by tomorrow morning. >> referee: false start, offense. number 60. five-yard penalty. >> charles: what did jim mora tell julie alexander at the half? that they needed to capitalize going into the half or whatever. that they needed to capitalize after getti stop. that's what he wanted his offense to get done. they're getting that done right now. >> gus: jim mora, deep breath. second and third teams. hundley. hundley, out of bounds. pushed out of bounds by p.j. smith. >> charles: trying to use the pursuit of nebraska against itself, showing flow in one direction toward the field, to the wide side. and then coming back to the backside with one lead blocker out in front on an offensive lineman. >> gus: third down and six at the nebraska 16. thigpen in the backfield with hundley. hundle

>> johnathan can speak to this. >> johnathan with the mta. we are currently in the process to move the tpir forward. we are running a couple months behind schedule but hoping about summertime that it would be completed. we are scheduling projects based once they are certified, we will be ready to go. which is ymwa, the routes proposed the most critical, the adax and 14 was another route we had proposed. what we are trying to do was not wait around for things to happen. as soon as the eir are certified we have projects ready to go. as part of the projects we are doing initial engineering and certain corridors, adax one cleared at a project level. once eir is certified we would be ready to begin development of project. i feel fairly confident we know the project and have a good sense of what the schedule will be. there are two overlays of how we are developing, one being customer amenities, already funded through a grant we are getting through mtc. on top of that the assumption out of aa is the more improvements that require analysis circumstan

let's give our kids proper tools to be safe around water. >> in san jose, johnathan bloom, abc7 news.ood deal. lisa argen is here now, our meteorologist, talk, of course, weather all over the bay area. >> we should see the low 60s north and south end of the bay, and shy of that today. but we are looking at less fog now because the marine layer is compressed. you see the winds blowing a little bit in the higher elevations. we will see a marine push later on tonight. we will get some fog, but in the meantime it's going to be a cooler afternoon. here's the roof camera. very little wind to speak of here. a fine way to start a sunday. high definition doppler right now. you will notice that we are not looking at anything in the way of low cloudiness. in fact, we are clear. we had some dense fog earlier in santa rosa, and temperatures dropped significantly this morning. still recovering at 49 santa rosa. good morning napa, 56 for you. the warm spot, one of the warm spots, oakland not bad, upper 50s. but look at 70 in antioch. we will have the cool air filtering into the east bay valleys. ove

johnathan bloom explains the cream itself remains unsolved. >> contractors are putting the finishingmentary school's new building, again. they showed us all the work that's been done since last february when vandals broke in and ruined the building days before it was broken. shattered glass everywhere, pipes broken. >> all these windows were destroyed, all. >> ramsey said the repairs cost $1 million and the vandals are still on the group. >> it's clear this wasn't a group of teenagers who did that. it was somebody who had a vendetta, somebody who was on a mission and somebody who had an ax to grind against the contractor or against the school district. >> teachers say they are not just excited about the new space but the learning opportunities that come with it. >> we have one of the more updated libraries in the district, we have all new books in the library. >> and she's excited about the computer labs with pcs for up to 34 kids who might not have computers at home. >> there's such a verbual divide in communities like this. we want to make sure our students have access to computers

johnathan bloom explains the cream itself remains unsolved. >> contractors are putting the finishingn the elementary school's new building, again. u. >> threes floors were damaged, they were flooded. >> the school board president showed us all the work that's been done since last february when vandals broke in and nearly destroyed the buildings days before it was opened. graffiti, shattered glass, broken windows. >> all these windows were destroyed, all. >> ramsey said the repairs cost $1 million and the vandals are still on the lose. >> it's clear this wasn't a group of teenagers who did that. it was somebody who had a vendetta, somebody who was on a mission and somebody who had an ax to grind against the contractor or against the school district. >> teachers say they are not just excited about the new space but the learning opportunities that come with it. >> we have one of the more updated libraries in the district, we have all new books in the library. >> and the princpal is excited about the computer labs with pcs for up to 34 kids who might not have computers at home. >> there'

at stanford, johnathan bloom, abc7 news. >> however you are watching us, we appreciate it.isa argen is here now talking about a stagnate, you called it a stagnate weather pattern. >> yeah. not everyone is going to feel the changes today. in fact, inland still staying pretty warms and the higher elevations but right at the coast and around the bay we have some fog and a stronger onshore push this afternoon. here is our look at emeryville. high definition camera. the clouds making their way into the east bay this morning. i'll talk about how warm it will get, how cool it will return to later on for the week ahead. that's coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, the great divide in the great outdoors. a bay area group working to get everyone outside. and wall street drama. richard greer stars in a new movie about the downfall of the 1%. abc news and arts and entertainment reporter tells us to [ female announcer ] every day, there's a new reason not to make a home-cooked meal. work, errands, a greasy bag of deep-fried easy. ♪ fortunately with hamburger helper's 40 varieties a

at stanford, johnathan bloom, abc7 news. >> that was pretty fascinating. lisa argen is here now.you top that in terms of the weather? >> fascinating? >> yeah. >> well, how about usual in terms of the low clouds and fog, status quo as some would say. you can see the low clouds out there, and they are not everywhere. the marine layer still kind of shallow. we will talk about how extensive it is this morning and your impact on the forecast for the rest of the weekend and the week ahead, too. that's next. >> all right. also ahead, the great divide and the great outdoors. a bay area group is working to get everyone outside. and wall street drama. richard gere stars in the new movie about the downfall of the 1 mercer. arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez will tell us whether to buy or sell with [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. i need your help... i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. well...everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe well...i'm not at liberty to give that ou

. >> johnathan would it be more appropriate for me to be asking the transportation authority to look into ways to have adax to fund mta? >> i think what we will do, as chad has said, we will look at transit reliability category. i think we are more comfortable with the scope of projects we put forward are. placeholder is a nice compromise but we were heavily are -- reliant on the project moving forward and there are certain projects we may have issues and comments with. that might be able to free up funds to fully fund some of those. >> i share your concern. i don't want aa dollars to be tied up. shouldn't be tied up. thank you. so my original question was an explanation on the 9th street pavement recommendation. >> for those watching and you on page 96, attachment 5 with mini project description, you can add to this if you need, from market to division and bryant from 18th to division streets. we probably need to change the project name so it is a little more descriptive. >> okay. division and what? i don't have it. >> on market. ninth from market to division and on bryant street, f

." >> << take vo runs :6 >> professor johnathan roth, isnt convinced << take sot - runs : 0:12 .." ">>>when you talk about infrastructure and technology, i mean six buildings on campus dont have air conditioning, including my own, right, and um, with hardwarde, d departments have to pay for their own hardware" >> << take vo runs :19 >> vice president and chief financial officer,shawn bibb, says the school is still looking for other sources of revenue such as higher tuition for non residnet students and higher fees for super seniors.... students who have taken one hundred and fifty units, but have yet to graduate. sixth year kinesiology student, cottrell hill is disappointed with the new annoucement.<< << take sot - runs : 0:00 .." ">>>super senior......" >> its absurd, this is the most outlandish thing i've heard of, for someone to ask for more money, when you already asked for more money." voters will decide the fate of proposition 30 on november 8th. election day is just two months away, thats the latest budget news. i thank you rashida thanks faculty and friends came together to

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visit from an athlete with five olympic medals and a world record, a career that abc7 news reporter johnathanlains almost didn't happen. >> reporter: watching olympic swimmer collin jones warm up with the pool, there's one thing about him you might not guess. >> when i was five years old i almost drown. >> jones, the first african-american man to set a world record in swimming, came from a family who didn't swim. when he fell overboard on a water ride, he didn't know how to come up for air. >> the lifeguards had to come in, pull me out, completely resuscitate me. and when i woke up, my mom got me into swim lessons within a week. >> swim lessons that eventually led him to olympic gold. lessons like the ones jones now teaches to young kids. this is video from the usa swimming foundation of his program called make a splash. you see what happened to jones as a kid is startingly common, especially for children of color. >> it's a huge problem. 70% of african americans don't know how to swim and nearly 60% of hispanic children don't know how to swim. >> and drowning is the second leading cause of d

at stanford, johnathan bloom, abc7 news. >> do you have any idea where they will be doing the filmingsan francisco today? you have a lot of sources. can you tell us where it is going on? >> no, i can't disclose that. >> a lot of people applied for the extras in those things. it's fun. >> we are talking about sunshine in the city. it was only 58 yesterday along the shoreline. but with more sun today. mid-60s downtown. as we head outside right now, it looks pretty good from this vantage point. vollmer peak, isn't it pretty with the sun coming up? that's in a couple minutes. and setting at 7:17. closer to the coast we are looking at the dense fog. the marine layer pretty shallow at about 1200 feet. in some areas visibility is reduce today around a mile. up north, of course, the golden gate bridge looking a little bit gray this morning. live doplar 7hd shows the low clouds and fog have pushed across the bay into the east bay, san rean degree and castro valley. a little on the cloudy sky. we will continue to see the fog pull back and allow for a pretty nice day around the bay. 55 in oaklan

we just heard from johnathan there. >> i thought you were going to ask about the game tonight. big football game. >> let's talk about the game tonight. you grab the conversation. >> thank you. we do have fog in the peninsula all around the bay this morning. it will take about 10:00, 11:00 for that to clear. here's the roof camera. the low clouds and fog have really overspread much of the bay. with the marine layer at about 1200 feet, coastal cleanup will be affected throughout the morning hours. it will be cool around richmond, san leandro, just about everywhere until we see things brighten up later on this morning. live doppler 7hd does confirm the low clouds and fog not only along the shoreline, but certainly pushing across the bay here. parts of our east bay. but in the north bay, three quarter mile visibility santa rosa. we have low clouds and fog all the way down here. so kind of socked in this morning but it is a shallow layer. we will be looking at the clearing by midmorning. 50 in napa. next hour probably in the upper 40s. mid-50s in oakland. we are talking about upper

electric an athlete with five olympic medals and a world record, a career that abc7 news reporter johnathanmost didn't happen. >> reporter: watching olympic swimmer collin jones warm up with the pool, there's one thing about him you might not guess. >> when i was five years old i almost set. >> jones, the first african-american man to set a world record in swimming, came from a family who didn't swim. when he fell overboard on a water ride, he didn't know how to come up for air. >> the lifeguards had to come in, resuscitate me and when i woke up, my mom got me into swim lessons within a week. >> swim lessons that eventually led him to olympic gold. lessons like the ones jones now teaches to young kids. this is video from the usa swimming foundation of his program called make a splash. you see what happened to jones as a kid is startingly common, especially for children of color. >> it's a huge problem. 70 mercer of african americans don't know how to swim and nearly 60% of hispanic children don't know how to swim. >> and drowning is the second leading cause of death for kids under 14. a sta

. >>> the author of the 1970s bestseller "johnathan livingston seagull" is in serious condition. his small plane crashed thursday in washington state. the 76-year-old has a head injury and a broken shoulder. >>> and usually it's rain that stops play at the u.s. open, but this time it was a squirrel that stole the show until it could find its way back off centre court. coming up, we are going to meet a very special ball boy at the u.s. open. he's a u.s. army soldier who lost a leg in afghanistan. that's in just a few minutes' time here on "today." that's the news. lester, general ma, maria, back to you. >> thank you. >>> maria larosa is here for the weather. the three of us together look like a mets souvenir. seriously. >> not a bad thing. >> you had to explain, the colors? lester lester's, like, because of the colors. >> if you're not a baseball fan -- >> you're right. how are you? >> i'm great. hopefully you're well. i know a lot of folks still dealing five days after landfall with the remnants of isaac. nashville right now, torrential rainfall coming on through. much of the mid

one of the representatives, johnathan rhyne, was quoted in the raleigh news observer saying of alec,ch about them." that's odd, because rhyne had been listed as a featured speaker at the alec tort reform boot camp. the paper also reported that rhyne said the bill wasn't copied from alec model legislation. that too, is odd, given how the sections covering product liability could have passed as twins. ♪ ♪ ♪ the bill was controversial. it passed, but only after the product-liability sections were taken out of it, but the tort reformers didn't give up. they were back a year later. this time with a draft bill aimed only to limit the liability of drug manufacturers. when the public was allowed to comment before a legislative panel, people who had lost loved ones came to testify against the bill. a son who had lost a father. >> you know, my dad's gone. all i can do is be a voice for him, he can't speak any longer. >>> a grandfather mourning his granddaughter. >> if this bill passes, an innocent victim in north carolina like brittany could not hold the manufacturer accountable. everyone need