b.a.r.t. headed back to the bargaining table tonight because of a major mistake has to be fixed. good evening i'm frank some earlville. >> and earlville -- somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. tonight b.a.r.t.'s troubles are not over. b.a.r.t.

says an error could devastate the agencies budget. we get the latest from jana katsuyama. she's been asking how exactly this mistake happened and what it means for bay area commuters, jana. >> reporter: it was surprising after the closed door meeting here tonight the board issued a statement. ordering the general manager to resume the talks hire a new chief negotiator and try to solve this problem that could cost b.a.r.t. thousands of dollars. and a statement was released, we're not comfortable with the potential liability. >> this may have potential grave consequences for the district and it will be a very difficult stretch i think for the board to approve it in its doesn't form. b.a.r.t.

administrators say they never intended to include an item that would provide eligible employees with six weeks of paid family leave. this contract release bid the board estimate that is if 1/3 of employees use the benefit it would use the district $44 million. a big mistake that raises the contract to $111.2 million. >> reporter: assistant general manager and another general last summer. a time line released tonight shows that the tentative agreement error was created by a temporary employee. b.a.r.t. says they caught the error november 4th. union members have already ratified the deal and union leaders told the board in public comment today they couldn't change the deal without starting all over with another vote. >> you must stand behind what

you sign. this was hard negotiations it was not done overnight. >> that is what you paid for. we have a signed tentative agreement that the district was full aware of what it contained. like we're fully aware of what their understanding was. and they are the same. >> reporter: board members say they want more transparency and account accountability around this mistake. and they say they just don't know if they'll be able to put this to a vote. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. unbelievable they're at this point again. jana is there any talk about a possibility of another strike? >> i asked both sides about this and both of them said that they really want to do everything they can to avoid a strike. right now though there are so many questions, they're just trying to focus on how to bridge this last minute glitch that has come up when they thought everything was all said and done. >> all right, jana. thanks very much.

more details now the board of directors also said former chief negotiator thomas hoch is no longer associated with b.a.r.t. and b.a.r.t. will name a new chief negotiator. b.a.r.t. complained they were often absent from the talks until the very hard line when he was there. go to ktvu.com for more details on the guidelines and costs released by b.a.r.t. tonight. look for the top stories section. happening now the final preparations are under way and in just hours the new fourth bore of the caldecut tunnel is expected to open to traffic. when that happens boy is it going to make life easier for thousands and thousands of drivers who use the tunnel every day. amber lee is on the orinda side of the caldecut that still has to happen tonight before it can open tomorrow. amber. >> reporter: that's right, drivers tell us they're so excited. highly anticipating this. we want to show you what's going on right now behind me. we can see crews working to

prepare the fourth bore to open in several hours. and so far traffic in both directions is flowing smoothly. around 8:30 tonight cal transmade what it calls a -- caltrans made what it calls a historic move. officials tell us this was the tunnel's final switch. chp warns drivers to expect delays in the next few hours as crews finish work to get the bore open. the open can't come soon enough for this driver. >> it's going to be bumper to bumper. hopefully this will change that. i'm praying. i hope so. >> reporter: the final stretch to a project that started four years ago to alleviate traffic back up. that's been a daily reality for the drivers in the area for decades. >> all this time i was wondering when they were going to open and finally they're going to open tomorrow morning.

hope flip it'll be a better commute. >> reporter: for the drivers who rely on the caldecut they're hoping to shave time off their commute. >> three, two, one. yay. >> reporter: there was a ribbon cutting ceremony early today. >> that is an amazing story with all the complexities. boring through the tunnel. the mountain and a meter at a time. with all the thing that is can go wrong. >> reporter: we've learned that the fourth bore could open up at midnight. but they've not set up a time hoping that people do not show up to be the first to drive

through. continuing coverage of typhoon haiyan. the interior minister said this a situation such as this nothing is fast enough. helicopter crews from the u.s.s. george washington are delivering food and clean water to places that haven't seen any help since the disaster struck a week ago. in the heart hit city, a massive clean up effort is under way. the government raised the confirmed death toll to 3,600. more than 1,100 are missing and 12,000 have been injured. a vigil and rally was held for the typhoon survivors. people gathered in union square organizers with the national alliance for filipino concerns say the philippines is not prepared to handle disaster -- and they say there was a major

earthquake three weeks before the typhoon. >> it's vital that we raise as much money as possible. >> reporter: the group has received more than $100,000 in donations and hopes to get a lot more. a northern california traditional for a lot of people is once again under way tonight. fresh local crab for the holidays. and ktvu's noelle walker is there as the first catch of the season hits the docks and the restaurants tonight. >> reporter: if money had legs, it would sound like this. you're looking at the first catch of the commercial dungenous catch season. >> how was the catch? >> half way decent. >> reporter: no tall fish tales of catching a crab this big on this dock. the captain's want to keep their secret spots secret. >> we just got back and we're just trying to get things going here. >> reporter: wardens were out checking crab size restrictions. >> it's our first year out so

we're doing all right. >> reporter: this could be a really good crab season. >> this year is more heavy than last year. >> reporter: the price is $3 a pound. these are headed for china town. and they look like they know they're fate. at fisherman's wharf it's like opening an early christmas trip. >> just in today? >> just one hour ago. we have it already guys. >> reporter: from the cold ocean to a hot spot in an hour flat. it's a tasty san francisco tradition that gets a big thumbs up. the next boat has already sailed off into the sunset hopeing to come back with a good fish tale. from san francisco, noelle walker, ktvu news. and more details now, crabbers aren't sure how big this year's catch will be. but some say the crabs they've seen so far are full of meat and high quality.

last year set a new record of almost 32 million crabs the most ever. and that was worth an estimated $69 million to the fishermen. our viewers have been sharing their excitement about crab season in their favorite crab recipes on our facebook page. you can join the conversation as well just go to ktvu channel 2 on facebook. an unidentified football player has been suspended for starting a locker room brawl. that brawl sent freshman running back fabiano heal -- hale to the hospital with a concussion. today's decision is independent of a campus police investigation. miami dolphins defensive lineman jonathan martin told his story of bullying to an independent investigator in new

york city today. after today's seven hour meeting martin said he wants to meet next with miami dolphins executives. >> this is the right way to handle the matter. beyond that i look forward to working through the process and resuming my career in the national football league. incognito has said he regrets using racist and profane language with martin but he says it was part of the locker room brotherhood not bullying. coming up accused of setting fire to a young man and facing charges of a hate crime. how the teenage suspect has reportedly reached out to the victim. >> he has absolutely not a homophobic bone in his body. temperatures where you live could

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we are following breaking news in the south bay where san jose police are investigating a homicide at this hour. a man was shot near a candy store in the 1600 block of west san carlos that's not far from the -- he was shot at 7:30 this evening. police tell us they are working on some good leads on a suspect. this is the city's 41st had had

of the year. new at 10:00, a new strategy for one south bay police department. it's turning to the social media site pinterest as an outlet for more than just crabs and inspiration. tonight amber lee got a rare look at the police department's newest tool there. >> reporter: many bay area police department use facebook and twitter but mountain view police say they're using pinterest rather now in hopes of helping in a whole different way. >> reporter: opening this gate is opening a window into a lost world. a world made of thousands of lost and found items. >> just found a week ago. >> reporter: from this ring, to plenty of twices that ring. >> cell phones. >> reporter: along with wallets and watches. tonight police allowed us into a rarely seen area where the lost and found items are kept. the mountain view police department this year started posting some of these items on

pinterest. >> we hope that eventually we get the bikes online and we can get them to their owners. >> reporter: 15 to 20 bikes go unclaimed and are auctioned off. not everything is on pinterest. in this envelope, $1,400 that one found in a posted coat and turned in. >> we postvarious thing that is have been found. >> reporter: tanaka is the coordinator. keys was a google key chain and jewelry are just some of the items you will find posted. tenaka says pinterest is a visual way to reach people. >> a bike was stolen and they saw it on our pinterest page. >> reporter: it's the only local department they know they

use of pinterest. they say people are less interested of their lost and found photos and more interested in their training photos and their dog is very popular. facebook released new language in its terms of usage saying it will use trains. the new wording doesn't change any policies. the menlo property dropped controversial wording of using teen for its wording. other terms of agreement allow them to continue using that information. consumer groups are expected to keep fighting for more privacy for facebook users. just moments ago san rafael police released video of a suspected bank robber in action. police say this surveillance video we're about to show posted on you tube shows the suspect holding up the city branch bank in terra linda today. it happened just before 11:30.

the robber used a scifi style gun and got away with an undisclosed amount of cash. he is described as a man with white hair weighs about 200- pound. a stolen suv that was used as a mobile teaching lab has been recovered but sadly the materials inside the vehicle are still missing. the vehicles owner peter mcgolles uses a lap to be and lego pieces too teach students. mardoles has since had to cancel all of his classes. continuing coverage of that little boy that turned into a super hero today in san francisco. and thousands of people showed upturning san francisco into gotham city. such a great story here so many people talking about it. it was all for 5-year-old miles who has spent most of his life

fighting leukemia. >> reporter: the day was right out of a 5-year-old's dream. miles a little boy surviving cancer wanted to be like his hero batman and today the boy from siskiyou county transformed and went out to fight crime. he saved a girl stuck on a cable. >> i'm proud of his family for doing all this. i'm proud of the bay area for everybody coming together just to make this kid's wish come true. >> bat kid, bat kid. >> reporter: the story touched people they wanted to be a part of it so they cheered and danced on cue. it was all part of the plan to warn the bad kid that the pen

-- bat kid that the penguin had kidnapped the denz -- danzel in disstress. >> reporter: this man is dressed as robin and brought his own son about the age of miles. >> i wanted to bring my son so he can see what's going on. this is awesome, this is epic. >> reporter: a preschool teacher took a vacation day to be here. >> it's fun and it's also good for the soul. >> reporter: veteran police officers told us what a truly fun day this was in the city. >> he fought through cancer. he beat that and i think it goes hand in hand that he is the fan of not only batman but superheros in general. this is a day he will always remember. >> reporter: this is not only a day he will always remember but this is a day san francisco will not soon forget. rob roth, ktvu news. >> way to go miles, way to say

gotham. >> reporter: everyone president obama got in on the bat kid saga. the president recorded that message to cheer on miles the cape crusader. and the headline in the chronicle reads bat kids saves city. the edition is complete with stories and photos of bat kids heroic actions throughout gotham. the chronicle is actually reprinting an updated version for tomorrow's edition. you can go to ktvu.com to watch all of bat kid's adventures. our web team has posted unedited video. just scroll down and look under hot topics. at 10:30, holy empathy. our deborah villalon speaks to a psychologist, it all has to do with the brain. area weekend is upon us.

here comes the weather system that's coming from the north. we've talked about it it's a cold weather system it's a dry weather system. the main impact around here it's going to be cooler nights obviously and cooler days. daytime highs next couple of days. not in the 70s as they have been but they're going to be more in the 60s. low 60s and mid-60s as best. and what you're looking at is a very nice day. i mean we're talking about temperatures in santa rosa that are easily going to get into the low 60s, overnight lows will be on the chilly side. that's the thing. frost advisory. not frost advisory but frosty conditions in some of those inland bay valleys the next couple of mornings. when i come back i will have it all put together for you. we're going to tell you which day is the warmest. the simpsons are moving to cable in one of the biggest syndicated deals. it's also staying in the fox family because the reruns will

be seen on fsx. insider say it could be worth 750 to $900 million. and with some 530 episodes already done they could run nightly for a year and a half without a repeat. 16 and charged with a hate crime. up next why the attorney for the teen accused of setting another teen on fire says the possible punishment doesn't fit the crime. and later, a break in the case. word of an arrest following [ female announcer ] welcome one and all

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the courtroom. >> reporter: supporters of 16- year-old richard thomas attended this morning's hearing. the oakland junior is charged as an adult accused of setting fire to a skirt 18-year-old luke sasha fleishman was wearing while riding on a bus. his attorney described him as some what overwhelmed. >> remorseful. he has written some heartfelt letters to the families of the young man who was burned. expressing his extreme regret over the entire incident. >> reporter: police have said that thomas admitted to setting fleishman's skirt on fire because he's homophobic. his attorney says that he cannot everyone spell homophobic. >> there's members of his family that are gay. he cannot everyone spell the word homophobic. >> reporter: we spoke to thomas's cousin who is gay who

came to support him in court. adding the current charges could put him behind bars for the rest of his life.fleishman identifies as a gender, not male or female. fleishman's parents say all of the support really means something to sasha. thomas' attorney is going to file to have his client charged as a minor. the assemblyman who was shot and killed died from a single gunshot wound to the stomach. the los angeles coroner's office made the announcement today after an autopsy. police say 78-year-old joseph gotto may have interrupted a home burglary when he was shot. t joseph gotto's son mike gotto is a democrat who represents

los angeles in the california assembly. so far police have not announced an arrest or suspects in this case. the city council of toronto voted overwhelmingly today to strip the mayor of some powers. mayor rob ford has admitted to buying and using illegal drugs and driving drunk but he has refused to step down. the city has no legal way to remove him unless he has been convicted of a crime. ford says he plans to run for reelection. china has announced a major change to his unpopular one child policy. this is the first significant change in nearly 30 years. the communist government says parents can have a second child if one of the parents is an only child. couples living in rural areas are allowed two children if their first born is a girl. china's birthrate has falling and the country needs to increase it's young labor pool. an update on a little boy who brought thousands of people

together. >> why would thousands of people come together to celebrate one kid. >> the reason could be all in our heads. paycheck problems for hundreds of unpaid bills. and remember you can

holy empathy batman. the bat kid empathy was up all over the world. and deborah villalon is in san francisco after quizzing a psychologist on why this particular event today grabbed so many people. deborah. >> reporter: ever seen someone stub their toe and you wince as

if you're feeling the pain yourself. that's empathy. and experts say we have more of it than we think. >> why did 10,000 people get together in the city just to celebrate one kid? why this kid? why this day? >> reporter: stanford psychologist jamile saki says it's more than a city coming together. more than comic book fantasy. this little boy brings out the -- in our human nature. >> we feel really bad to see a kid sick, and we feel really bad to see them receive help. >> reporter: someone shows us the brain scan the yellow squiggle and it is when you

give to somebody and get for yourself. >> we're sort of a selfish species. >> reporter: we're bilogically driven to help others. the outpouring of support for typhoon victims far away, and in times of celebration. >> today's event i think is the more positive end of that, right. we anticipated and experienced together with miles an amazing event it was one of a kind. >> reporter: an event shared by millions. some observers said miles super power is that he may be internet nice for a whole day. >> anybody who would try to be as far -- snarky would be missing something. we're a better species than we often get credit for and today is a great example why. >> reporter: miles is of course one of many children facing a life threatening disease. and few get this kind of attention. but by raising awareness his

story may have a halo effect on organizations involved in childhood cancer. reporting live in san francisco, deborah villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco supervisor eric marr apologized after an early instagram kid. marr wrote he was waiting for miles the bat kid and wondering how many thousands of san francisco kids living off of snap food stamps could have been fed by the dollars. his comments were interpreted by some to be criticism. his comments later said, he didn't want to diminish today's event but wanted to find for children living every day in children living in dire situations. and more on an attack on a woman in san francisco. it was a horrible attack and police have now arrested a suspect after watching this video that ktvu first aired one week ago. a 28-year-old man from oakland is now facing seven counts of

aggravated assault. ktvu's david stevenson says police say that system has now confessed to that horrible beating. >> reporter: the attack was sudden and vicious. an attack on a homeless woman is sleeping on a sidewalk. the attacker approaches and beginning stomping on the woman's head before walking away. >> we didn't realize there was an assault until ktvu found the video. >> reporter: san francisco police say a 911 call brought them to the site. but the victim told them that nothing happened and she left the scene. investigation prompted the investigation. police say he confessed to the crime. >> what did he tell the investigators? >> i don't have the exact nuances of what he said. he did speak to our investigators about the assault, about the crime that occurred. >> reporter: chase is charged with seven counts of aggravated

assault with force. police say they located and reached out to the unnamed victim this week. >> i don't believe she is in the hospital, at this point she is refusing services. >> reporter: an estimated 20% of san francisco's homeless population are women. >> it does show that the streets are dangerous for people to live on and really focuses on our efforts to get people to go into shelter. >> reporter: timothy chase is being held in jail on a $350,000 bail. police sources say he also has a criminal record in alameda county. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. san jose police say a motorcycle officer suffered serious injurys in an accident involving another vehicle. it happened at around 11:30 in the intersection of north fourth. the officer was hospitalized and is expected to survive. there's no word yet on exactly what happened.

>> the other driver is cooperative and we have an ongoing investigation. the people who have been scrambling to do work were

there were some tense moments on an american airline flight today when a birth s

trike -- bird strike forced a plane landing. that strike damaged the engine and forced the pilot to return to san jose. >> then all of a sudden a big deceleration. and you could feel that things, the engine was running down. it was just stopping. so, a little bit harrowing really. >> a federal aviation administration reports from february to july of this year there's been 46 bird strikes at the airport in san jose. officials say they are using techniques to try to keep birds away from the area. those techniques include using sirens and pyrotechnics to scare the birds away. some serious questions are being brought up after the death of a tsa officer. the gunman was in custody for all by five of those minutes. it's not clear if hernandez

could have been saved if paramedics could have gotten to him sooner. police say they plan to investigate. >> in washington, the measure would allow americans with cancelled policies to have them reinstated even though they don't meet the laws retirement. and it goes further letting insurance companies sell similar policys to new customers. minority leader nancy pelosi said it would pull the plug on health care. >> the idea that it was helping consumers who the trojan horse who's underbelly is poisonous. >> reporter: president obama did offer a similar plan for those with cancelled policies. but it was limited to one year. today he met with insurance company executives to try to convince them this will work

despite their skepticism. california's health exchange says it's unclear how the president's directive will affect people here who have had their policies cancelled. they're analyzing the options. stock markets ended the week with more gains and new record highs. the dow set a record after increasing 85 points and is now getting very close to the 16,000 mark. the nasdaq reached its highest point in 13 years adding 13 points. a judge in san francisco ruled that a billion dollars lawsuit against standard and poors can move forward. the lawsuit is aimed at recovering money the state's pension system lost in the collapse of the housing market. attorney general camala harris claims pension officials bought mortgage backed securities because standard and poors had rated them as aaa. but s & p argued their rating is simply an opinion and that they are protected by state law. according to business week,

they denied s & p's request. no word if they will appeal that decision. and jay z will continue with his partnership with barneys in new york. the toll increase now in the works and why officials say it is necessary. >> plus cooling down for the weekend. chief meteorologist bill martin will have the complete bay area forecast plus how soon we could see

new video just into the

ktvu newsroom tonight from richmond. that's where two passengers were injured when a stolen car hit another car. the driver took off running it was captured a short distance away. police tell us that officers started chasing the car a few minutes earlier but backed off because it was going too fast. the crash happened at third street and barrett avenue. one passenger suffered moderate injuries and was taken to the hospital. the other had minor injuries. problems for hundreds of city employees in the east bay. now the city of richmond is trying to figure out what went wrong with its direct deposit system. john sasaki tells us of the quick work done to get everybody paid. >> we didn't receive our direct deposits. >> reporter: we learned that the city of richmond's direct deposit system is out of order.

>> it didn't hurt me so much because i have an appropriate amount of savings to pay my mortgage. but i can see how it could affect people that don't have the back up plan like i do. >> reporter: no one got their money automaticically. but to make sure that everyone got paid the city worked overtime. chris magnus is acting city manager. >> the finance employees and hr officials worked overnight to make sure the officers got their paychecks today. >> reporter: anyone on vacation or other wise out of commission could have had bigger problems. >> we work together and if they are aware of it and they know they need to have it deposited we can go deposit it for them. >> reporter: if the city had not turned the check over quickly, the situation could have been a lot worse. >> we value our employees.

it's important they get paid in a timely and predictable way. when that doesn't happen. no one likes that. so we're very sorry this happened. >> reporter: they plan to have it solved and fixed before the next payday. in richmond, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. a toll increase is in the works for the golden gate bridge. the board of directors today received four options aimed at helping close a $142 million budget gap over the next seven years. each option uses a different formula to raise the tolls but all take the fast track toll to $7 and the nonfast track toll to $8 by the year 2018. the public will have a chance to offer input. the first toll increase could come in april. a nice day out there today. temperatures in the 60s and low 70s. continued cooling as we head into the bay area weekend. not as warm as tomorrow.

these were the numbers for today. they were pretty nice. we've had a nice run of weather as you know. we've been dealing with temperatures that were in the upper 70s. tomorrow's highs mostly in the mid- and low 60s. so there's that cool down. and the cool down comes to us i pointed out earlier in the form of this. you can see where it's coming from. straight down the pike here. this thing is a northernly system. it's pretty cold. it's chilly. it shouldn't bring rain but it'll bring some rain into the area. it'll bring breezy conditions. tonight's temperatures are going to get down there. we're going to look at upper 30s and mid-40s. mid-30s and upper 30s. as we get into sunday morning and we get into monday morning we're going to look at the temperatures into freezing levels in a lot of the inland bay valleys. tomorrow morning when you get going you'll notice it's cool out there. the forecast for tonight mostly clear. cool there's no fog along the coast. there's no valley fog to speak of. tomorrow's temperatures still in there but not as warm as they have been.

so what are we dealing with? upper 50s and low and mid-50s. the forecast for the next couple ofl -- the forecast for the next couple of days not as warm as they've been. it's pretty dry and it's pretty cool. it'll kick up those winds. it'll give us gusty winds along the coast and the hills. then we'll look at patchy fog perhaps even valley fog as we look into the next few days. the forecast for rain. it's been dry. this is november right. but we do have a little bit of a shot right here. i mentioned it in the early broadcast. as we get into tuesday and wednesday it looks like the system is going to come in our way and maybe bring us some significant rain, no but maybe half inch if it really develops over the last couple of days. suffice it to say it has been dry in november. there's nothing really settling us down. when the weather is going to be really nice. 63 in san jose. 64 in morgan hill . the five

day forecast right in here. that will be our next shot of wetness and in the bay area weekend realm we're just looking at pretty nice one, chilly mornings. mild days, dry forecast. here's the five day forecast with the bay area weekend in view and you know it's just been as we wind down november i guess. we're mowing right through. we're dry. so maybe this thing on wednesday, tuesday wednesday might develop into something a little more. >> we need it. thank you bill. google announced today plans to invest $80 million in solar facilities in california and arizona. this is the latest effort by the mountain view company to partner with renewable energy companies. the project is expected to provide enough power for 17,000 homes. this is google's 14th solar investment and in all it has committed more than $1 billion on green energy projects around the world. oakland's jack london square is getting ready for the

holiday season. that's where a 50-foot fir tree was delivered just before 9:00 this morning. the christmas tree will be the center piece of jack london square's holiday decoration. a tree lighting is scheduled for saturday december 6th. finally the sharks take care of business without any overtime. >> six of the last seven have gone without regulation. the sharks have traveled more this season than any other nhl team. if they can beat edmington that would have won three consecutive road games in this stretch. thornton comes from behind the net to feed the sennation hurdle. that's hurdle's 12th goal of the season. make it 3-0 when thornton

passes to demere. and finally sharks win in regulation 3-1. they get that three canadian city hat trick. 49ers should be all tucked in their beds tonight. right now as we speak the new orleans of course is the site. kaepernick may still be up writing checks because this morning he was fined for grabbing the face mask of his pursuing. there's no question he had his hand on the face mask but how nfl officials arrived at that exact $7,875 figure is still uncertain. it's a possible that davis will be back for sunday's game although niners officially list the tight end as questionable for sunday's game. he suffered a minor concussion against carolina. they also said he remembered everything and he really didn't feel many symptoms. ed reed left sunday's game with a concussion. his second of the season. he's also listed adds

questionable for sunday's game. both players practiced today. each one still must pass a neurologist protocall before being cleared. a world setting basketball shot. and the men from berkeley take when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) motor trend's two thousand fourteen

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tonight's cal tenth ranked women's basketball game lost for the second time. the cal men hosted oakland university. world famous actor hasselhoff

once attended that school just outside of new york. 33% but that's david hasef. cal comes back to win. they're 13-0 all games at home. harlem globe trotter, thunder wall set a new record when he sinking the longest ball. we don't know how many shots it took for him to get it done. i've seen longer shots made on you tube. but guiness world book of records was not there. they were there when he shot that. >> i wish i knew how many shots it took them. >> all you get is a plaque for doing something like that. >> golden globe trotters will

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