46,000 high school seniors statewide who have failed to pass the two-part high school exit exam, which is required for graduation, may still be able to receive their diplomas, pending this afternoon's decision from Alameda County Superior Judge Robert B. Freedman. Parents and students have argued that poor and minority students in low-performing schools are at a disadvantage when it comes to passing the exam because the schools have not properly prepared the students. Yesterday, the judge stated his intention to issue an injunction to bar schools from denying graduation to seniors who have fulfilled all other graduation requirements. Larry Mantle speaks with guests about the possible injunction and its impact on high school seniors who have not passed the exit exam.