thousands of dollars stolen from the school pta. tonight we confront the parent accuse in the case. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm ken wayne. frank somerville is off tonight. a south bay father tells us he's embarrassed tonight by the felony charges he faces for siphoning money from the pta fund of his children's schools.

patti lee is at haven elementary school. >> reporter: a lot of families around here feel betrayed because keith bennett's connection to these schools goes beyond the pta. he was also a substitute teacher. >> are you mr. dennis? >> i am. >> reporter: keith dennis seemed horrified to know that the word was out that he was accused of pocketing $27,000 intended to benefit students at lee haven elementary school. included his children. >> i just hope it gets remedied for everybody. >> reporter: dennis gained access by volunteer as its financial secretary. investigators say for the past two year, dennis forged the pta president signature on checks

for himself on fictional fundraisers. >> i don't know how it's going to affect us next year. >> reporter: alexander re reyes son attends the elementary school. >> as far as i know he wasn't working. >> reporter: the dennis family keeps to themselves and they have never been outward signs of trouble. >> i'm not going to just condemn him without knowing his side of the story. but i mean, it's obviously not a good thing to do. >> reporter: we did ask keith dennis why he stole the money and if it was because the family was strapped for cash, but that the point in the conversation he referred me to his lawyer. reporting live in san jose, patti lee, ktvu news. only on 2 tonight, a special gang task force is back on the street of san mateo

county. and offers are on the way to making record arrests. authorities added to that total. eric rasmussen was there. >> reporter: officers escorted this wanted norteno gang member out of his family's home at the notorious 200 block apartments in san mateo county. earlier in the day, detectives got the word the 20-year-old was in violate of his probation. >> information coming in is also armed and dangerous. drug sales. >> reporter: detectives alfredo godino are among 20 members of law enforcement making the gang task force. in the last two weeks, this specialized team has made nearly 70 arrests throughout the county. >> it's actually on pace to set a new record even for our gang task force. >> reporter: officers have seized several high powered guns including a 12 gauge shotgun. >> part of the mission this summer is random searches of gang members who are on

probation or parol. the man in question is already locked up. but officers are still looking for signs of illegal activity. this time officers found an air soft gun painted to look the real thing. >> it will definitely put fear in somebody. >> reporter: despite a string of shootings last month that prompted the police chief to call a crime energy, godino says the latest jump in arrest is due to proactive policing and not less crime. >> they're doing a great job coming out here and setting record numbers. >> reporter: the gang task force will remain on patrol through august. in san mateo county, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. two suspected gang members in oakland will stand trial for a drive by shooting that killed a 3-year-old boy. the judge said today after a three day hearing he's heard enough evidence to put lauren denard and willie torrence behind bars for murder and attempted murder.

a bullet hit eric nava in the neck. he died a few minutes later. two other men were injured in that shooting. the gunfire was part of a long- standing feud between gangs over drug turf. police want the public to be on the look out for battery. police are looking for martin. he is described as 6'6", 220 pounds. police say he went into an apartment and inappropriately touched a woman while she slept. he fled when she awoke and screamed. a motorcyclists is in critical condition after a head on collision. it happened just before 6:00 this evening on clayton road near oak street. investigators say the driver of the car who struck the motorcyclist is suspected of driving under the influence and has been arrested. a fire damaged two homes and killed two pets this

afternoon. the fire quickly grew to two alarms. this is video of the damage from news chopper 2. it's not clear if anybody was home when the fire started. firefighters say two dogs were killed and one cat was rescued. also one firefighter suffered minor injuries. still no word tonight on what caused that fire. >> that was three world war ii era grenades being detonated today. the chinese made grenades were discovered this morning in the home of a person who had recently died. the bomb squad figured the grenades were unstable and evacuateed the near by homes until the all clear was given. dozens of workers protested in the port of oakland this afternoon calling for action against some airport restaurants. >> the workers say some

businesses are firing, disciplining and cutting hours for employees who support unionization. it's now been a year since employees started their campaign. >> we're tired of waiting and we think it's time that the port actually does something like, the port has tried helping but we feel like the process can move faster. >> reporter: earlier this month the national labor relations board found several restaurants at the oakland airport did violate federal laws. san francisco's castro district is eagerly awaiting this weekend's festivities. ktvu's amber lee is live in the castro to tell us how yesterday's supreme court decision is expected to make this year's celebration even bigger. amber-- >> reporter: julie i want to show you what's going on right now behind me. crews are putting up barricades for the weekend's pride celebration. the mood is euphoric out here.

they have high expectations. >> we only have hispanic or african american grooms right now. >> reporter: what's left of her supply of rainbow flags that usually last through the summer are gone. >> we sold out of flags yesterday. we never sell out of four by six flags. >> reporter: bennett's family has owned the store for 77 years. she expects sales for this pride weekend to exceed all previous years. nothing says celebration like serving up some drinks. hotel veta opened just a few weeks ago it sold out this week thanks to the pride celebration. rooms $144 plus a bonus. >> we have sunscreen, breath mint. a little intimacy gift for the lovers. >> reporter: the hotel is working on making a deal for

couples looking to tie the knot in the coming months. >> we are waiting eagerly. we have our destination agents and we are ready to rock and roll anything that comes our way. >> reporter: the height of this weekends is the parade. this year that number is expected to jump because of the historic ruling on same-sex marriage. >> it's all about timing and i'm really inspired and humbled to be doing this work and seeing kind of real positive changes in realtime. >> reporter: you're looking at a live picture of market and castro where crews are in the process of putting up barricades. merchants tell me they are expecting large crowds out here. maybe the largest ever for pride celebration out here in the castro district. governor jerry brown made

his first comments. brown welcomed the decision after years of a long struggle. he said he has consulted with camela harris and gave this order to all 58 counties in california. >> to begin performing all marriages, same-sex or other wise as soon as the stay is lifted. >> reporter: lifting the stay is expected to take at least 25 days allowing time for the opposition to appeal. governor brown also signed california's budget today. in six minutes the big winners in the $96 billion spending plan. and why one local facility could be forced to close. an earthquake rattled the san benito area an hour ago. it registered 3.9 and officials consider that a light earthquake. we have been hearing from viewers on our facebook page. one man in hollister said he felt it strongly there. most of the comments have come from people in the south bay

and some in the east bay have also reported the shaking. so far no reports of damage or injuries. the bay area is heating up and going to get hotter in the next few days. temperatures are rising from the inland locations to the coast. clear skies and sunny weather comes just days after we had unseasonal rain. get ready for a hot friday. i'll show you our temperatures will hit the upper 90s and when to expect a heat advisory. >> a threat of deportation loomed over this bay area family. how the supreme court ruling hey, look! a shooting star!

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b.a.r.t. talks continue with a possible strike on monday morning. we're live with how a strike this time could be so much worse than the last one. deborah villalon. >> reporter: management started the day by putting a sweetened deal on the table. since then they've been going back and forth. but right now they are still talking. which we know is better than walking. >> can i give you some information, sir. >> reporter: this train operator navigates the transbay 2. she remembers the strike, a new driver then, veteran now. >> it was something that needed to be done. and so we just did what we

needed to do. just like now nobody wants to go on strike. nobody wants to. >> reporter: and nobody wants the result. traffic back ups that start earlier, last later and go for miles. >> really any place that is served by b.a.r.t., you are likely to see a big impact there. >> reporter: compared to 97, a lot more places are served by b.a.r.t. >> colma, south san francisco, san bruno, sfo, milbrae. >> reporter: extensions that didn't exist before. into castro valley, a system that carried 275,000 weekday passiers -- passengers 16 years ago carries 500,000 today. >> there's a strike, you're advised to stay home? >> yes, i'll have to be quiet honest with you. >> reporter: in 1997 the number of car and van fulls on the bay

bridge doubled. ferry ridership across the bay almost tripled and buses between san francisco and oakland more than quadrupled. still drivers sat. now with traffic more tight, telecommuting looks much better. >> yeah i can work if need be. it's an option. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. has a history of going right to the brink with its labor dispute and then averting disruption with a last minute deal. it happened in 2005 and 2009. so many long time riders say they aren't going to take this threatened shut down seriously until sunday. reporting live in oakland, deborah villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. and stay with ktvu for continuing coverage, we will bring you the latest developments as they happen on air and right on your mobile device. federal prosecutors indicted dzhokhar tsarnaev on 30 counts that could bring the

death penalty. the indictment has details of the brother's bomb plot that killed three and injured thousands. it says the motives were islamic extremism and the brothers got instructions on how to build a bomb from an al- qaida website. the judge said no to a bail request for a former new england patriot aaron hernandez who was accused of killing a friend. the judge said she was not comfortable releasing hernandez and that she shouldn't get special treatment because he's a celebrity. he is charged with the execution killing of odom lloyd. boston police are investigating a possible connection between hernandez and a double homicide last year. the fremont man convicted

of murdering a newark man. ofoa was 18 years old when howard and two of his friends got into a fight. howard stabbed ofoa several times and he died at the scene. rafael tovar and 19-year-old guzman both of newark were also arrested in connection with this case and are both awaiting trial. governor jerry brown signed an on time and balanced state budget. the $96 billion spending plan makes education and health care top priorities. >> reporter: a public signing of a budget before a room full of happy people is usually a good sign. >> it is a big day for school kids. it's a big day for californians who don't have health care or don't have adequate health care. >> reporter: k-12 schools are the big winners with more money targeting districts with low income students. san francisco for example will see $300 more per student next

year. other winners $175 million to fund college scholarships for middle class students. and $206 million for mental health care programs. >> and thousands of people will benefit as a result. >> reporter: governor brown also signed a bill that expands medical coverage in advance of president obama's health care plan. while some celebrate medical expansion, the hope that past medi-cal costs were gone. >> that's enough to cause the hospital to shut its doors. >> reporter: shay says nursing facilities such as jewish home in san francisco may be forced to lay off staff because of cuts to medi-cal. reimbursement rates this as more people will be on medi- cal. >> more patients into the system and fewer providers to

care for them. >> reporter: times are too uncertain to restore more health programs. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now on the state budget. it increases child care and preschool funding by more than $100 million. $63million is being restored to the state court system. but that's less than court officials and some lawmakers had wanted. the budget takes effect on monday. wall street rallied again today. the third day in a row the dow rosed 115 points and closed above 15,000. nasdaq added 25. investors liked news that consumer spending and incomes were up last month the most in three months. u.s. mortgage rates suddenly jumped to new levels. the average fixed rate surged almost 4-1/2% this week. that adds thousands of dollars to the cost of buying a home. a pull back from federal stimulus is expected to send rates even higher. it's warm out there right

now. especially inland. it's 82 degrees in antioch. it's 78 in concord. so it's going to be a mild overnight again especially inland. a little bit of patchy fog at the coast. it should come back late tonight. these inland valleys they're heating up again tomorrow right through the bay area weekend. inland bay valleys are going up. especially into saturday and sunday and monday. we'll go looking at the bay area weekend because numbers are going to reach easily into the triple digits. back here at 10:25. actor -- was remembered as a kind man. it was his inner child qualities that made him a great actor. he died last week at the age of 51 of a heart attack while on a trip to rome with his teenage

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oakland police chief held an urgent hearing with his command team just hours after his city's latest homicide. police say they responded to reports of gunfire on hillside street around 3:20 this afternoon. they found a man dead at the scene. chief went told members of the force he is shifting resources to address a recent crime surge. he plans to send mobile command mosts to troubled areas along with problem solving officers and members of the highway patrol. san jose police are asking the public to help identify a man who held up a store at

gunpoint last month. this is surveillance video of the robbery. it happened just before midnight at the little grocer store in south san jose. the suspect demanded money before he fled the store with an undisclosed amount of cash. he's described as african american. 5'8" tall and approximately 150 pounds. plans to build an enormous solar farm south of silican valley moved forward this week after a state appeals court rejected a plan. the project is 50 miles southeast of holister. if approved the solar planet would provide enough electricity for 250 homes. the assembly passed a bill today aimed at approving air quality but it will cost you. aba extends fees on new tires. those fees are expected to

expire in 2015 but will be extended until 2024 under this new bill. it passed the assembly by a vote of 55-19. it now goes to the senate. a bay area student an immigrant from nigeria got the surprise of his life today. ktvu was there when that student realized that dream was going through. >> tyler doesn't know that he is the recipient. he thinks he's coming in here for a final interview. >> reporter: so when nigerian immigrant entered the room, he did not expect this. >> we have a final question for you. >> everybody? >> what if we told you you were already a winner? >> oh, okay. >> [ applause ] >> he is only one of ten

students who received a bright minds scholarship. the $30,000 five year award will help him complete an electrical engineering award at cal. the oldest of seven immigrated to the u.s. five years ago and while attending college has worked to take care of his family. >> i want to thank everybody that was part of this. i want to thank everybody in this room. i'm so happy. i don't know if i should start hugging everybody. >> when he was very young he had messed with many tvs in the house. >> i don't everyone think of any other thing i can do apart from electrical engineering. yeah it's my passion. >> reporter: now he can finally afford to see his dream. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. why interest rates on some student loans may soon double. an unpleasant find on a beach where this whale has

washed up once before. >> i just started crying. i started crying because i was so happy. they were legally married but facing deportation. the overnight change for one same-sex couple. and a new time and place you could see the 10:00 news. if you

the senate passed sweeping immigration reform in an historic vote. and vice president joe biden announced the vote. >> the bill as amended has passed. >> 68 senators voted yes and 32 voted no. the bill provides a pass to

citizenship for 11 million undocumented immigrants already in the u.s. >> the path is going to be really hard. penalties, fines, work, stay out of trouble, learn english. >> the senate bill would beef up security along the border with mexico at a cost of roughly $40 billion. it requires employers to use an electronic system to check backgrounds. new at 10:00, ktvu's jana katsuyama is live in san francisco to explain how yesterday's ruling on d.o.m.a. could keep this couple together, jana. >> reporter: julie it's evident today that the supreme court's ruling could have a huge impact on immigration cases and for the couple that received this letter it could be the

difference between remaining here and deportation. they met in 2001. >> we've been together 24/7. >> reporter: inseparable and after a decade, bryan willingham and alfonso garcia flew from the bay area to san francisco to realize their life. but after the orinda couple returned home an encounter with immigration officials tore them apart. garcia had received a traffic ticket and was taken in from officers. after garcia's arrest they received a devastating letter from federal immigration officials stating quote, under the d.o.m.a. your petition must be denied. yesterday as same-sex couples nationwide cheered on the ruling of d.o.m.a. >> i just started crying, because i was so happy they like for once my marriage was being recognized in the federal

level. and also in society. >> legal experts say the ruling brings hope to thousands of other families. for example being able to sponsor someone being able to have access to visa. being able to avoid deportation. that relationship, that marriage didn't count for immigration purposes. >> reporter: new access to immigration laws that could be the difference between life together and exile apart. willingham and garcia's next court hearing with immigration officials is set for november. one of what could be thousands of hearings that gives hope to many same-sex couples. reporting live in san francisco tonight, jana katsuyama, ktvu news. student loan rates are set to double at least temporarily. congress failed to reach a deal to prevent 100% hike in subsidized student loan interest rates set to take effect on july 1st. the house passed a bill that would prevent the increase but it links student interest rates

to the treasury note. senate democrats want a fixed rate. in news of the world tonight, president obama said he will never forget what he saw today. >> we have to remain vigilant when it comes to the defense of people's human rights. >> president obama stood in what is known as the door of no return. it was a place where africans were led on board ships to the america's to live as slaves. gory island was a slave trading depot used between the 15th and 19th century. he called it especially meaningful for him and his family as african americans. president obama is on a week long tour and is scheduled to visit south africa and tanzania. >> reporter: an american boss of a drug company is now free. about a thousand officers had detained him. chip brown says he financially -- or finally agreed to pay off workers. stern says it wasn't right but he didn't know what else to do. chinese workers holding bosses

captive is not uncommon. and in britain, it has been a very good year for queen elizabeth second. her portfolio saw an increase of 2%. the queen will get a 5% raise. the palace says a significant amount of that income will be used on much needed maintenance on the royal palaces. hillary clinton will soon add another honor to her name. she was named the medal recipient. organizers say they want to recognize clinton's public service, outreach to global leaders and work to advance opportunities for girls and women. we now know how much it costs to have lunch with yahoo's ceo melissa myer at the company's headquarters. $90,000. that was the winning bid when the auction closed today. the proceeds will be donated to

aspire east palo alto charter school. the auction is for a one hour lunch for one person. that's about $1,500 a minute. no word yet on who made that winning bid. even spinach fried with bacon couldn't intize a marmit. it is a ground squirrel that usually lives in the mountains and one bernal heights resident took pictures of the creature that had been spotted in his backyard for a week. >> he was fine here. but this is not his habitat. i knew it wouldn't be good. there's all kinds of dogs and cars out on the street. i figured he needed to get back home. >> reporter: other marmits have been safely trapped in the bay area such as this one in san jose. wildlife officials say marmits live in the bay area and sometimes hitch rides on cars to the bay area.

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oakland firefighters made quick work of a vehicle fire that spread to a near by home. the fire was reported around 6:30 at 87th avenue and international boulevard. firefighters had it out in just about 10 minutes. no one was hurt. gas prices are rising right along with the summer temperatures. as mallory huff reports, it's something more unusual than this summer hike. >> reporter: if you think it's

bad now come next monday drivers will shell out an additional 3. 3.5 cents a gallon just in time for the holiday weekend. >> happy 4th of july. >> reporter: the excise tax hike will total $11 million. >> the sales tax be adjusted down to keep it revenue neutral so that there wouldn't be an impact over all in the amount of tax that drives paid at the pump. the board of equalization says the money will go back into the road. >> the excise tax dollars that you pay to the state when you buy a gallon of gasoline it goes to fund highway and transportation projects. >> reporter: but drivers may not get what they pay for. >> when you're driving down i5

and still hits the potholes, it's a serious reflection of the inability of california to govern itself. >> reporter: the situation will leave some with a financial dilemma. >> it's hard to plan long trips or anything because it's too much. >> reporter: the increase will take effect on monday many drivers telling us they will strategically fill up one last time before that. in sacramento, mallory hoff. in san francisco prices are long the highest. in oakland the price is about $4 even and in san jose it's about $4.01. parking tickets in san francisco are soon going to cost you more. the transportation agency is set to raise fees on july 1st. most parking fines will increase by $3. an expired meter will cost $75. if your car gets booted it'll cost you $312 to have that

removed. the fine for parking in a disabled zone will cost $500. san francisco has a new approach in the fight against domestic violence. for the first time the district attorney's office is battling domestic violence crime. before all the components were spread out across the third floor with not enough people to do the job. but a supplemental budget allowed the office to add nine people into the mix and now they are all housed together on the second floor. >> if we can envelope them with enough resources and enough support early on we'll be able to hopefully get their support, cooperation and sustain that through the prosecution. >> reporter: city leaders say domestic violence deaths are down 90% in san francisco. everyone so there were still 7,500 911 calls to report domestic violence last year. a shocking charge, a couple received a water bill for $11,000. >> looked down. it can't be. >> the excuse for the big bill.

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they're called mega pods and they've been showing up a lot in the past few days. dozens of dolphins have been seen at all hours of the day. marine expers per -- experts say they don't know why but they might be chasing fish. a dead whale has washed up on shore. ktvu's cara liu found out the same caucus was already towed out to sea once before. >> i've been coming here for years, at least 10 years i've been coming to this beach,

never seen something like this. >> reporter: john trompani was camping here in northwest marine county when he saw a large mass at the water line. >> i was like whoa. there's this deal whale on the beach. pretty crazy. >> reporter: for those near by the stench was hard to miss. >> it was pretty scary and smelly. >> reporter: what does it smell it. describe it to me. >> gross. old fish. >> it's putrid and rancid. >> reporter: it's half a mile south of dillan beach resort. workers believe it washed up this morning. >> things live and die on a daily basis here. i think that's part of the course of what happens. >> reporter: according to the marine mammal center this is a juvenile male gray whale and it's the second time it's washed offshore. samples were taken but because of the terrain where the caucus washed up. it wasn't a good way to conduct

a full micropsi so they had it towed out to sea. >> the mammal center will send a crew to evaluate the situation probably tomorrow morning. >> reporter: the it could be tough because it's now been decomposing for about two weeks. at dillan beach, cara liu. ktvu news. the bay area has another confirmed case of west nile virus. a dead crow found yesterday near yellow stone drive tested positive. this is the first case of the year in contra costa county. our crew is with the contra costa county mosquito control as she tested algea filled water. officials recommend clearing standing water to eliminate mosquito breeding grounds. >> we have our heat. we just had rain. it really does add up to something that we need to be concerned about. >> officials are also warning of new mosquito species in the state. the yellow fever mosquito and the asian tiger mosquito can

transmit serious and sometimes fatal diseases. there are more changes under way at the public utilities commission as the agency decides pg & e's punishment for the pipeline disaster. the commission's chief attorney who once was a pg & e lawyer was widely criticized for determining the fine of his former employer was far too high. that angered consumer advocates. >> we're concerned that the internaltist inter -- internal dispute is going to divert resources they need. >> the new attorney involved said while there are some internal misunderstanding the cpuc is committed to bringing justice to san bruno residents. four bay area governments from san jose to marin are giving their fleets a jolt to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. a total of 50 new cars will go into service in san jose, los

gatos and in the south bay. the ceo of mitsubishi north america met with governor jerry brown. it would save a billion dollars in fuel costs if 100,000 electric cars were used. there's the high pressure pressing down on it. the tower, it is 746 feet high. so the inversion right just above 700 feet. we had a very shallow inversion. continue to keep it warm inland. it's 76 in fairfield. that's right now. a little cooler along the coast. it'll push back to the coast tonight. tomorrow morning you'll have dense fog right along the great highway just like you did this

morning. then it should go away tomorrow. tomorrow should be warmer. the weekend with temperatures well into the 100s. forecast highed tomorrow the 100s are already coming our way. they're coming out, moving toward fairfield. those inland places fairfield, they'll get mid- and upper 90s easily. these 100s are all going to work their way in our direction. that's why we're looking at the heat advisory that goes into effect for the bay area this weekend. the high pressure building up. temperatures warm up tomorrow. and the highs come a little further west on the weekend and heats it up a little bit more. that's why the national weather service will issue a heat advisory for saturday and sunday for the north bay valleys, inland bay valleys and south bay valleys. because the fog is going to be sitting at the coast. there's going to be an ever slight sea breeze. this is the high pressure center that gives you the dense fog right at the coast.

doesn't blow it away. 98 at san helena. 99 in vacaville. the reason it does that is because it comes out of the southwest. building this way. it's not an upper level that is coming up the jet stream. you notice 99 in brentwood tomorrow. 80 in san leandro. very warm at the bay, 96 in morgan hill. the quality is going to get a little sketchy here. the five day forecast. the fire danger will come up too. we had rain but it's going to dry out quickly especially with numbers in the triple digits. your five day forecast. with your area weekends in view. i think you're going to be interested in the inland bay valleys. the heat is going to build. saturday night, sunday night and monday night, tuesday night in those inland san ramon, it's going to be warm. over nights night -- overknights knight --

overnights are going to be in the 60s. a couple from manteca said they were shocked when they opened their water bill. it indicated they filled 800 tankers. >> it didn't be. usage 440,000 and 90-gallons. >> the couple went to city hall and the city immediately admitted that mistake. the finance director blamed it on a computer. the city issued a corrected bill for just $71. >> that's a big difference. >> yeah, like the guy said, woohee. good thing he checked. let's see what's going on with the nba draft. >> these things have changed quite a bit. a little clue as to how just anonymous even the first round picks are these days. the guy who wound up as the number one over all selection for the entire draft, his name

didn't even come up once at espn half hour pregame draft show. the comish at the mike for his last time. picking the pick, anthony bennett goes number one to the cavs. a lot of people thought it would be -- with the running rebels he is the top dog. pat yourself on the back if you know the rest of the top five selections. orlando goes to oladipo. third selection porter jr., forward out of georgetown. charlotte picking cody zeller out of indiana. and phoenix took alex

we need a white board and 25 minutes of your time to describe how the warriors managed to get their pick.

they manage the 30th over all pick to get nemanja nedovic. bob myers speaking of what they see in this guy. >> i'm aware of the things we covet is size in your position. a 6-foot guard. we like his youth he just turned 22. we like his decision making. played a lot in the pick and roll. >> my info says he's 6'3" but we'll go with bob. and the cavs make crab the first pick of the second round. crab leaving the bears following his junior year. third in the pac12 in scores with 18 a game. although college ball didn't provide marquee names, draft

day brings a mega trade. paul pierce the pair headed to brooklyn. final details to be hammered out in a deal that will send those two huge names but aging stars to the nets for three future all star picks. including chris humphreys, the deal will not be ratified until july 10th. as you will remember back in 1912. that was the last time not a single american manmade it past the second round at wimbledon. 11 men gave it a shot and that man, djokovic taking care of business. reynolds and serena williams was an easy winner as well tonight. that's the sporting life for a thursdays night. >> you expect me to remember back to 1912. >> i'm the only one on this set that can remember back then. >> mark, thank you. >> before we go tonight some breaking news on those b.a.r.t.

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