witnesses said the white suv was speeding when it killed two people on their bike. now police have made their decision about the teenage driver. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. police in concord are now recommending charges of vehicle manslaughter against the 17- year-old driver. the teen was behind the wheel of an suv that hit and killed a father and daughter riding their bikes two months ago today. it's a new development we first reported this afternoon on ktvu.com. ktvu's eric rasmussen is live now in concord where he met

with the attorney for the victim's family, eric. >> reporter: julie, the family attorney wants this 17-year-old driver charged as an adult for the crash that killed a father and daughter right back here in this sidewalk. that's up to prosecutors today we spotteded the young driver back on the road. -- spotted the young driver back on the road, this time as a passenger. the 17-year-old at the center of a two month police investigation ducked behind a car then got in the passenger side of a cadillac escalade. it's a similar year and model to the white suv he was driving on tree boulevard in april when he crashed into three family members riding their bikes on the sidewalk killing 41-year- old solei murray and his 9-year- old daughter hedessa. before they drove off today we tried to talk to the teen and the woman that was with him. >> i just wanted to see if anybody wanted to say something. >> reporter: now the young

driver may have to answer to authorities. >> add a degree of negligence to that and it could be a higher degree. >> it's going to be sad if the district attorney of contra costa county treats this as a juvenile case. >> reporter: but attorney for the victim's family michael cardosa wants the family with him. >> the family thought enough of him to put him in a heavy vehicle and on the street. and he drove the way he drove, that's an adult crime and it should be prosecuted as a adult crime. >> reporter: the juvenile division told me this case still has to be looked over and there's no time line on deciding what charges will be filed. in five minutes an elderly woman struck and killed by a bicyclist. what we learned about her and the intersection where it happened. a new attorney is taking

over the case of the man accused of kidnapping and killing sierra lamar from morgan hill. mandel is leaving the case sighting an unspecified conflict of interest. torrez next court appearance has been postponed to july 21st. the family of a 15-year-old who was shot and killed in south san francisco earlier this week has now hired a well known defense attorney and he and the family says they want some answers. new informations tonight, amber lee is at the location where all of this happened with what she's been able to learn, amber. >> reporter: frank, we're at the gas station where the 15- year-old boy was shot and killed by police. family and friends wrote these messages for the boy they said had struggles but didn't deserve what happened to him. emotionals ran high as these teenagers told us they're trying to come to terms with

the death of their friend derek daine. one of the teenagers tell us that many teenagers often get -- >> reporter: officers say gayne pulled out a gun while the other teenager complied. officers shot gayne. >> reporter: john burres told us he's been hired by gaynes family because they question the death of their son. >> they want to know if he was profiled and what justifies the shooting of him. >> reporter: friends and family packed up items from a memorial at the request of gas station owners. >> nobody knows the whole story. i just wish they would tell us

everything exactly what's going on. >> reporter: a worker here at the gas station told gaynes was a familiar face in this area and that he never caused any problems. attorney burress told us his job is to try to get to the bottom of what happens before the gaynes family decides what to do next. reporting live here in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. at 10:30 tonight, the question excessive force after a string of police involved shootings in the last week. and workers end a four day strike at a airport hotel. the workers have been picketing outside the double tree hotel on gateway place about 250 cooks, dish washers, bellhops and maids all walked off the job on monday. they're fighting a proposed wage freeze and health contribution.

the walk out came as a surprise to the hotel. workers could be paid millions of the dollars in back pay. the ruling in alameda county superior court involves 18,000 engineers and scientists. the workers had argued that the furloughs were illegal and did not actually save the state money. an exclusive ktvu field poll shows that governor brown's approval is falling. the latest rating shows 40% now disagree with his job performance with 34% that approve of what he's doing. governor brown wasn't too popular at this rally outside the capital today. home health care workers are trying to convince him not to move forward with a 7% cut in services. one woman said she used to be a health care worker and now she needs one. and says any cuts in service will be painful.

>> my work is going to have to find another place to work, that's going to leave my hanging and it causes a domino effect. >> inside state senators are working on the budget that's due next friday. san francisco state senator mark leno says the passage of governor's tax hike is crucial to saving education. more details now, our ktvu field poll shows bleaker numbers when it comes to the legislature. just 19% of those surveyed said they approve of the job state lawmakers are doing. 64% disapprove. the state legislature hasn't had an approval rating above 80% since 1988. the unemployment picture brightened with the latest picture from labor numbers. applications dropped by 12,000. jobless claims also fell slightly. on wall street the dow finished

with a 46 point gain after being up as much as 124,000. the shares dropped after ben bernanke said spending is holding back the economy. >> notably households and business still appear quite cautious about the economy. >> reporter: bernanke offered no immediate action to fuel the economy. the fed chairman also told the economy in congress the european economic crisis still poses risk to the u.s. financial system and needs to be monitored very closely. in 15 minutes one bay area city that appears to be bucking the trend and seeing a bit of a boom in business right now. a 92-year-old grandmother hit and killed by a bike rider in el cerrito. she was on her daily walk on a marked crosswalk on bruster. neighbors say that intersection is a dangerous one. she came to el cerr to the --

cerrito in 1950. raised her children, formed friends ships. gene smith walked every day, avoiding speeding cars and bicyclists. all the while staying active, saying hello. >> i would be working my yard, she would come in and talk to me, ask what i was working on. >> reporter: 5:30 last night, gene smith slowly made her way down the street. at the same time 400 feet away police say a bicyclists was headed downhill north on arlington. it wasn't until the bicyclists was 100 feet out that he saw smith crossing the street, less than 10 seconds later, impact. >> we saw a bicycle lying flat on it sight. >> reporter: sergeant maples says that smith died at the hospital. the bicyclists suffered nonlife threatening injuries and should

recover from his injuries. >> yeah they come flying downhill. >> you noticed how i cross. the walk is over there, but i position myself here so i can see the traffic coming this way and traffic coming around here. >> reporter: for 64 years, gene smith walked this neighborhood. a grandmother to 28. her family says she will be missed, her friend -- >> very kind and thoughtful person. >> reporter: says the same thing too. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. there is more fall out from a senior prank that led to more than 50 suspensions in brentwood. today was the last day of classes at heritage high. administrators met considering suspending more students. the students are accused of vandalizing the school and tieing up a sheep overnight. some students and parents say they feel the punishment is too harsh. >> the moment we all wait for is to wait and hear their name

and walk across the stage in their cap and grown. it's a proud moment for a parent, any parent. >> i just don't think the crime fits the punishment that they can't walk. this is for the rest of their lives they'll remember this. >> reporter: the district superintendent told ktvu students participating in senior pranks are liable for damages and will not exercise in the commencement exercises. a major turn today in the case of injured giant fan bryan stow. one woman's testimony and why it may prove to be pivotal. back here in just 10 minutes, we're talking about a cooldown for your friday. we'll have all the specifics back here in a bit. incredible video tonight of a high school graduation ceremony interrupted by threatening weather. we're back in 90 seconds.

new at 10:00, the fbi and department of justice say two bay area man are guilty of conspiracy for rigging bids at auctions of foreclosed homes. jana katsuyama live in oakland tonight and tells us the fraud was widespread. >> reporter: that's right, the u.s. attorney has actually filed the charges here at the federal building in oakland and it turns out this goes far beyond those two men. there are among two dozen people the investigation found cheating, homeowners and lenders right here in the bay

area. felony charges filed in oakland named two investors, keith slipper and douglas ditmer. since the housing crash, auctions like this one have been held throughout the country. the men created fraud between june 2007 and january 2011. the conspirators agreed to pay off and cheated homeowners out of fair market prices. the two men are among people who have agreed to testify. >> there are people who are taking advantage of homeowners and now lenders. >> reporter: oakland real estate attorney says one problem with the foreclosure boom is that the auctions are not well regulated. >> where's the oversite? to determine who these bidders are and what their relationship

is. i wouldn't be surprised if it's not happening far more often. it's just these people probably did it so aggressively that they got caught. >> reporter: this is part of president oe what's what -- president obama's fraud stoppage task force. the east contra costa fire district says lay offs and station closures are expected. the fire district would have taken in about $100 million over the next 10 years if measure s had passed. now the district is considering its optioning including laying off 16 firefighters and closing three stations. just 44% of voters said yes to the parcel tax.

56% voted no. it also required 2/3 approval. lynn woolsey has picked someone to replace her. she has endorsed jared huffman. san jose police announced the arrest of a suspect in an apparently unprovoked attack. investigators say kevin dixon beat a man unconscious. dixon is now facing felony battery charges. he's currently being he'll without bail and is expected back in court tomorrow. the alameda county district attorney has declined to file charges against most of the protesters arrested last month at an occupy the farm demonstration in albany. charges will not be filed against seven of 10 protesters arrested for unlawful assembly and trespassing as uc berkeley's 10-acre track.

in a separate action, eight protesters are being sued by uc regents in an effort to ban them from trespassing or farming on that site. this was a pivotal day on the case of bryan stow. today for the first time a witness identified one of the men as stow's attacker. ktvu's christien kafton said that witness is the sister of one defendant and engaged to marry the other. >> marvin norwood is engaged to marry norene sanchez. she testified her brother spent much of the game harassing fans. >> he was rude, loud. >> when you say rude what do you mean by that? >> pretty much saying boo, boo giants. >> besides saying boo giants was he saying anything else?

>> [ bleep ] the giants >> reporter: she and her brother overheard a group of giants fans that she says were trash talking. she and her brother pursued the men, with norwood close behind. she was alarmed when the men told them to get them out of area. >> not until i actually seen blood on marvin's hand when we were just about exiting the stadium. >> reporter: eventually police arrested marvin norwood and sanchez. >> we got into a fight. i don't think it was with them, i really don't. >> i don't think so either. >> reporter: in the courtroom, prosecutors also played a tape of the two suspects in jail talking to each other. that tape was muffled and hard to understand but the judge said he would not release the

transcript because it could sway potential jurors. our coverage of the bryan stow case continues on ktvu.com. you will find more video and testimony from inside the courtroom. there is word tonight that a pending sexual harassment lawsuit involving a woman who used to work for the golden state warriors and monte ellis has been settled out of court. an attorney for erica smith would not confirm or deny the settlement but did say the case was dismissed which happens after a settlement. era smith claimed in her lawsuit that ellis had texted her a picture of his genitals it has a study shows that more people than you think are sending out explicit messages. 10% of people 55 and older have

sent and received explicit photos. 11% of americans admit they recorded x rated videos on mobile devices. if allure of facebook may be fading. what we found when we asked facebook users. and temperatures today did warm a few degrees and here is how they shaped up. napa 80s, 80 in fairfield. 82 in antioch. tomorrow friday temperatures are going to dip again. numbers are going to drop down about 4 degrees. fog forming at the cost. there's a lot more fog this evening at sunset. and there's more now than there have been in the last couple of days. daytime highs are going to be cooler by four or five degrees. forecast overnight lows, 44 in santa rosa, 46 in napa. another chilly start and then temperatures tomorrow will warm. it'll be very similar to what

we had today. when i come back about 10:45 we're going to look directly at your forecast for your bay area weekend and for your friday. we'll see you back here. we have some scary video tonight of a funnel cloud that threatened a high school graduation this evening in new jersey. you can hear the screams and see the swirl. this video is from a program called right this minute. for several minutes, the people just watched before they ran for cover. in-n-out burger is one of the biggest chains to come to the city, but the last. and what caused water crews to shut off water service.

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traffic slowed in saulsalito today. a pipe broke at about 2:00 on bridgeway near harbor drive. crews temporarily capped the line but then had to shut off water service in the area about 5:00 this evening so they could work on a permanent fix. a well traveled road is closed tonight so pg & e can repair a natural gas line. two or three westbound lanes of ignacio road are set to remain closed until 6:00 tomorrow morning. one lane is open to accommodate traffic. pg & e says crews are fixing what it calls a nonhazardous leak. despite the weak economy it turns out there's one city in contra costa county that's seen a real economic boom. john sasaki tells us what sets pleasant hill apart from the

pack when it comes to doing business. pleasant hill seems to be beating the odds. >> a lot of times residents in concord come here. >> reporter: it seems this huge new safeway opened and the golf smith teed off. and it seems in-n-out had a great opening. and there's word that this store will shut down for a nordstrom rack. >> no way, win. >> i think that's going to get me in trouble. >> the square footage would be less expensive than some of those other communities.

>> reporter: all the new businesses are bringing much needed jobs. >> the increase of business we're seeing new guests coming in all the time. and it's not just people from pleasant hill it's from the surrounding cities. >> it really puts pleasant hill on the map. it's nice that we can share that with people outside our city. >> reporter: city officials are now wondering what will become of this k mart. will it stay open and if not what will take its play. in pleasant hill, john sasaki, pleasant hill. the multi million dollars sale of san francisco radio station kusf went through today. it was sold to the classical public radio. when the sale was first announced there was protests. university of san francisco students were angry that their campus station was being sold. and the federal communications commission investigated. the student radio station will live on though but it will only be available online. a popular san francisco

disk jockey who was badly injured in a hit-and-run accident earlier this year says he's doing much better now. he goes by the name of d.j.toph one. evans suffered a broke pelvis when he was riding his bike back in january. is facebook fatigue setting in. a surprising friend for the world's largest social media company. at 10:45, people brought together by life and death decisions but when things didn't go as planned, unique technology helped save the day. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious?

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is facebook fading? a poll of 1,000 americans find interest is dwindling. many people say they find it boring in a response to

advertising on facebook is as dismal as it ipo. lloyd lacuesta is at menlo where he's been asking people about the poll. >> reporter: you can call it a thumbs down. we found a majority of people saying they have not cut back on using facebook but a few said they have a certain amount of facebook fatigue. >> takes up too much time. you can get started. i only go once a week maybe to check things here and there. >> i think facebook is something that's very trendy and i think people start to realize that it's not really as cool as it used to be or it's not really that new anymore. >> reporter: the poll by the reuters news agency says one out of three surveyed are spending less time on facebook than they did six months ago. and four out of five said they never bought a product or service advertised. >> people aren't on there to

shop. it's not like google or something where they are potentially looking to buy something or looking for a product. they're on there to communicate with their friends. >> if they put more ads there. i can see people dropping and going to google plus. >> reporter: facebook has 9 million users and reported $4 billion in sales last year. but last month general motors said it would stop paid advertising on facebook. >> advertisers once they realize they're not getting the value they're going to pull off and advertise some where else. that means the advertising is a risk. >> reporter: the poll points why the the market has not been good to the ipo. facebook has issued no comment. the poll does indicate that more than 50% of those surveyed have a favorable impression of

facebook. live in menlo park, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. facebook's initial public offering helped send home prices soaring. listings were up 87% from february to may. in february 25% of the homes were for more than $1 million. after the ipo nearly 44% topped 1 million. and a million will only get you a 1,500 square foot home. now to the presidential campaign. president obama was campaigning in the state of nevada today. his speech at unlv was billed as an official appearance. today he was promoting his plan to try and keep college loans affordable and cap interest rates. >> as long as you make your monthly payments on time, so pay your bills on time. we will cap the payments you

have to make on your student loans at 10% of your discretionary income once you graduate. >> that plan is set to put in place in 2014. but the president wants to change that to next year. romney told a cheering crowd that under president obama has failed to keep the moral agreement to help each person help themselves. he also said the economy can be fixed with free enterprise and less government intrusion. >> mitt romney is gaping on president obama on money raised for his campaign. they raised $76.8 million in may. in april romney took 40

million. obama raised 60 million last month. in recent dates we have seen a flurry in officer involved shootings. the day before it was castro valley, and south san francisco. and there were two more in vallejo toward the end of next month. officers are trained to neutralize threats but all of these shootings are raising questions. >> reporter: a 15-year-old boy was shot and killed by an officer after he allegedly pulled out a gun. the same happened on tuesday when a suspect allegedly tried to shoot at an officer. the back to back shootings led to questions by family members and friends about whether officers are shooting first and asking questions later. >> they are trained to use

force depending on the threat level they perceive. there's been five officer involved shootings compared to five all year last year. >> year to date we have recovered 400 firearms so what we have is an epidemic in terms of the amount of guns that are out on the street. >> when you're looking down the barrel of somebody elses gun you have to use deadly force unfortunately. >> reporter: tony rob era er -- rib era says officers today are more aware there's more illegal guns on the street but he says that does not make them more likely to reach for their own. >> if they're pointing at you. when do you neutralize the threat. >> there's no waiting for a stand off or drop it or i will shoot. >> reporter: when they draw their gun, they're shooting to neutralize a threat. patti lee. we have more details on the person that was shot by oakland police last night.

today police identified him only as a 22-year-old from san leandro. he is currently hospitalized in stable condition. a second suspect was detained at the scene. a disabled man visiting san francisco from poland is asking for help after an especially adapted bicycle was stolen. the bicycle was locked in the entry of a home. someone broke in and took the bike from a stair way. the victim was riding in a cross country charity tour and unless that bike is recovered he says he'll have to finish the ride in a wheelchair. so she asks for nothing. all she does is give hugs. the woman known as the hugging saint is visiting right here in the bay area and she is attracting some huge crowds. and back here in just 10 minutes, your bay area weekend is here. one of the days is going to be significantly warmer than the other. i'll show you which one, i'll see you back here in a few minutes. new surveillance cameras coming to buses and trains. they'll stop suspicious activity electronically.

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an armoured car and a passenger car collided today. it happened just before noon on deer valley road south of antioch. according to a sheriff's deputy it appears that the armoured car left the road, hit a telephone pole then swerved back across the road hitting the smaller car. the driver of the smaller car was hospitalized with nonlife threatening injuries. a new type of camera is causing a stir with nummi riders. images are going to be analyzed by software. humans can only watch a video surveillance screen for about 20 minutes before they start

losing their concentration. the firm says their camera works every second of every day looking for movements that are out of the ordinary. we asked nummi riders today if the system made them feel more secure. >> i don't like it, it's government intrusion. >> it's just the way of the future i guess. i don't like it but not much i can do about it. >> if it's for preventing robbery or other crimes then i'm fine. >> more than 400 of the cameras are set to start watching stations and tunnels throughout the nummi station and are expected to be installed by this time next year. banks are in serious trouble and for the first time the government is acknowledging an international bail out may be needed. it may require up to $276 billion. a credit agency downgraded spain's credit rating to just two notches above junk and warn

more downgrades may be possible. a new comprehensive survey found the great way is larger than originally thought. but not all of it is in good condition. the great wall was built over 2,000 years starting in 1275 bc for protection against invaders. four african elephants have a new home in mexico. the elephants range from three to 5 years old and at that age still depend on their parents. the park says the newcomers will benefit from guidance from their adult elephants. amma is a spiritual leader but she does not promote any particular religion: all she

does is hug people. >> kind of an opening to one's higher self. they come for this unconditional love that amma is known for. >> reporter: amma began hugging people 35 years ago and her volunteers estimate she has hugged 33 million people. the hugs are free but she does accept donations for her charitable causes. amma will be in the bay area through next wednesday. the latest website targeted by hackers. >> plus -- >> they are color coded to keep them straight a four way and now four people have a new chance at life. the ultimate swap meet here today. >> and chief meteorologist bill martin working on his complete bay area forecast. how fog could impact your day tomorrow. you know this is an ikea, right? yes, but look at this sofa! it's so comfortable. we don't want to leave. have you been living here? can i have dinner at michael's house? they're having meatballs. don't be back too late. you know it gets dark when they shut off the lights. okay. i can stay.

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a four way kidney transplant not unheard of but

impossible without four donors willing to make a life changing decision. four donors and four recipients met face to face today. >> reporter: you might call this the ultimate swap meet. california pacific medical center calls the swap just two weeks ago a four way in one day. a swap of kidneys and today the meeting. donors met the person who now has their kidney. >> thanks, buddy. you saved my life. >> absolutely. >> each of the four donors planned to give a kidney to their spouse or friend but it didn't match so they went ahead and donated entitling their loved one to a kidney. those stranger matches were made possible thanks to software developed by david jacobs, he's a kidney recipient himself and 44 people at this hospital already have benefited. >> the doctors have options and

there are possibilities for a lot more people now. >> the risk of dying on dialysis is between 10 and 20% per year. >> reporter: in the operating room doctors use color coded coolers to make sure the right kidney got to the right recipient. >> reporter: so each donor gave a kidney so their loved one could live. people are living but just with a different person's kidney. >> it's a great ending to a great story. the latest american idol winner is recovering from kidney surgery tonight. phillip phillips was plagued by kidney problems. phillip will be on stage on july 6th for the beginning of the american idol national concert tour. a music website called lamf

fm is the latest radio station to have their accounts breeched. mountain view's linkedin is working to glean information's into yesterday's cyber attack. the company said a total of 6.5 million pass words were stolen and published online. linkedin has yesterday to say how the hackers accessed the pass words or what information was compromised. looks like the nuclear power plant will be shut all summer. repairs still aren't finished. state officials warned there could be rotating blackouts if there's a heat wave in san enofre remains shutdown. we have fog returning to

the coast. that's going to be the mechanism for cooling tomorrow. outside we go and we will pick out the winds at the golden gate wind. sustained at 16 out of the west southwest. i have fog all the along the beach now from pacifica south to half-moon bay and it's working its way to stinson. more fog tomorrow morning, starts us off a little cooler, end us up a little cooler. these are the overnight forecast. if you were chilly this morning and you pushed the kids off the door and you pushed yourself off the door and you were feeling chilly in napa that's the way it's going to be again. fog right along the coast. everyone fog in hayward. and in san francisco south of market. tomorrow is going to be a day just like today but trim 5 degrees off of it and add some fog. the weekend is going to be really nice. because temperatures each day are going to warm. temperatures into the mid-90s in the warmest spot. the fog forecast goes like

this. as you go into tomorrow morning. you see the fog working its way in. i don't think we're looking at fog in the livermore valley. by the afternoon the fog goes away but it hangs at the coast and that's where it will be saturday when the wind start to blow the other way and warm things off. fog right at the peninsula kind of where it was last night or this night. 60s out in golden state park. mid-60s as you head out toward the -- out toward livermore you're in the upper 70s. maybe some 80s. high pressure turns around and things start to get nice. it's pushing fog in tonight and that starts the cooling for tomorrow. that sea level gap is really what sets all the cooling up as the moisture sets in.

high pressure starts to intensify and on the weekend, winds come this way. takes the fog and pushes it that way. we have coastal clearing and we get a warm up. your bay area weekend is going to be warmer, sun is the warmer day. i can say it three different times, three different ways. but here's the deal, sunday is going to be warm. 78 in napa, 78 in fairfield. it's funny i say the same thing over and over. but it's a different map and a different idea. sunday warmest day on the weekend. and in the five day forecast, it's going to be a warm up sunday, monday and tuesday. >> sunday is the day. >> what was that again. >> yeah, exactly. >> thanks, bill. the school year just has one week to go in oakland and when it ends it'll mark the closure of five schools for budget reasons.

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some remarkable new video. you are watching here a police chase of a stolen pickup truck truck. it ended just moments ago near alamo. you can see the sparks there coming from the wheels on the right side of that vehicle. we're not sure yet if that damage was caused by a police spike strip. the driver finally pulled over and surrendered. a problem at golden gate fields may lead jockey mario guitierrez to the history books. gutierrez is set to ride i'll have another. he met the trainer of the horse after his former employer could not find room in the barn and

instead headed to santa anita race. that's where gu to the best -- gutierrez and the horse owner met. and they say the name i'll have another comes from when his wife makes cookies. >> that's a nice story. they call it a home run ball. secret because i don't think anybody knew they were cape -l of more. long ball has been mia all season long for san francisco. buster posey just tieing into one. that's his seventh of the year. solo shot, 4-0 lead. after a couple of brain cramps and four errors, 4-3. one out, matt cain induces the double playgrounder that was slick off the bat of cameron mayben and that was the turning point,

because then the giants offense takes off. and here angel pagan with the two run hot. and matt cain earns his seventh. the thing about the a's they kind of lull you to sleep. then they pull something like whipping the texas rangers. and it's like where did that come from. cespedes tweaked his leg between second and third. cocoa crisp starting to come around off of darvish. later the bases will be unloaded by cocoa another blast to right. doesn't kwaoáeus leave the yard but everybody is going to score -- doesn't quite leave the yard but everybody is going to score. no disappearing act for

lebron as far as boston was concerned, he was all too present in their face all night long. if you wrote miami off i hope you did it with a pencil. judging from today it's hard to see how boston could win a game seven. and heat just takes command from the get. extremely aggressive at one point in the first half he had as many points as the whole boston team. seemingly everywhere, way above the rim. that's where his game took place inside he had 30 in the first half. same story in the second half. splash from three. 45 points on the night. dwayne wade they didn't need him a whole lot but he did show up. 98-79. ocho-cinco gets 86. they have left their once prolific receiver out in the cold just like t.o.

he's looking for work. 86 or in his province it's probably eighty-seis. >> whatever, he's out of here. >> the morning news begins at 4:30.

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