it. captioning sponsored by cbs and warner bros. television captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org a bullet-proof vest protects the suspected gunman in the carolina church shooting, tonight we're learning the 21-year-old had a reputation for making racist

comments about blacks. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. tonight we're hearing from the woman who recognized dylann roof. ktvu's jana katsuyama is here now with new information, jana. >> reporter: julie, dylann roof is from south carolina. his mother describes him as being quiet. when he was running from police it gave a woman a very good

description. >> i was praying for those people and their families. >> reporter: then she saw the suspect, dylann roof drive by. >> he just looked like a young boy. i kept looking that was him. i was able to get right behind him and get the tag number. i will tell you i am no hero, i was scared. i was scared. >> reporter: police got the black hyundai and arrested roof in shelby, north carolina. people throughout the nation have been stunned by wednesday night's massacre. leaving even the most polished politicians struggling for words. >> we woke up today -- and the heart and soul of south carolina was pwroegen. >> reporter: witnesses say the gunman was welcomed to bible study and sat side by side with

parishioners for an hour before he started shooting people. >> reporter: a facebook photo shows roof showing flags from two apartide government. and another shows him with a confederate flag and a sign that says, confederate america. among the dead the reverend clementa pinckney, also a senator who knew president obama. >> reporter: three other people who were there survived. one told reporters that the gunman told her i will spare you if you can tell them what

happened. tonight even with this arrest it's unclear exactly why this particular church was targeted. >> just thinking that he sat there for a whole hour before he did what he did it's just terrible. jana, thank you. we spoke with bay area religious leaders today. they said this shooting is a reminder that racism is alive in america. ktvu's john sasaki tells us they're also condemning the easy access to weapons. >> reporter: at san francisco's third baptist church, reverend brown is the pastor. >> bigotry, racism, it's cheaper to be peaceful, to be loving. >> reporter: brown who is also the president of the naacp held a news conference with two rabbis from temple emanuel to call for change including greater gun control. >> we have a problem and i acknowledge we have power. i acknowledge we have guns and

weapons that was not -- >> the pastor, most of the ministers have been taken. >> reporter: mayberry visited the church many times and knew pinckney. >> one who loved the community and loved the church and loved god. >> reporter: the meeting took place underneath portraits of african american pioneers. pastor mayberry said south carolina where the shooting happened very much honored the confederacy. >> speaks to the mentality of some of the leadership of that state. >> reporter: pastor mayberry says his church has some security but only to some

point. he says there will be no metal detectors because he wants people to feel welcomed. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. and when we're not on the air turn to ktuv.com. the fire was reported around 4:30 this afternoon at a four unit complex along maldonado road. the battalion chief says when he arrived the fire was so intense he quickly called a second alarm. >> the fire was pretty much ahead of us by the time we got here. it was fully involved. >> reporter: both officials say the fire displayed 10 or 11 residents who are now getting help from the red cross. there's no word yet on the victim's identity or the cause of this fire. a wildfire kicked up in san joaquin county destroys three

homes and leaving one person injured. the fire broke out in the farming community of del rio on the main road between bay area and yosemite. about 122 acres ended up burning. here you can see video of at least one of those houses on fire. the fire started around 2:00 and mainly burned in trees. about 100 people had to be evacuated. sheriff deputies started escorting those people back home within the last hour. wildfire is spreading near big bear lake. it's now burned 10,000 acres most of it timber. children from a summer camp have been evacuated. a 74-year-old backpacker had to be rescued. the pacific crest trail is also closed in that area. today the city of berkeley released thousands of pages of do you means about the deck

that collapsed earlier this week and killed six people. those who have reviewed those documents say the blueprints detailed the balcony was built to hold nearly 10,000 pounds. far more than the weight of the 16 people that were standing on it. engineers say it looks like the wood supporting the balcony had rotted and gave way. these documents will likely help determine who will be held legally responsible. about $150,000 has been donated to groups helping the victims and their families. the american ireland fund donated $100,000. the tragedy fund on go fund me has raised another six now. -- 6,000. a mass will be held this saturday in ireland by the arch bishop. police say this entire

crime took less than 60 seconds. the suspects hit the sun glass hut. investigators are hoping video will lead to some arrests here. >> reporter: that's right, police called this a brazen crime and as you said it happened at the sun glass hut store just inside the 19th avenue entrance. >> police say this surveillance video shows two thieves helping themselves to thousands of dollars in sunglasses. >> they're casing the join. they're looking arnold. she's checking out her wig. >> reporter: one of these starteds looking at sunglasses then put as -- puts pair in her purse. moments later she comes back and drops another pair in her bag. the women take advantage when the worker is helping another customer. >> that's another pair of

glasses they're reaching. >> reporter: the pair is in the store just about 60 seconds. one of them shoving an employee who tries to intervene as they're leaving. police say they made out with 24 pairs of sunglasses, versace, gucci and ray band with a value of $14,000. employees at the store said they got hit again just about a week and a half ago. a very similar crime where they lost thousands of dollars in práubgts again. >> - - products again. >> no lack of remorse. they walk in for one reason, to steal. >> reporter: the suspects are black, about 5'5", about 150 pounds. if you recognize either one of them you're asked to call the san francisco police department. >> cara liu in san francisco tonight. cara, thank you. thousands of children sickened at a water park. at 10:30 the symptom that is

now has hazmat troops investigating what happened. a temperature change in your friday forecast and the areas that will be approaching the 90-degree mark. oakland is getting ready for an historic celebration of the warriors. we'll show you the work and all the excitement six- excitement -- excitement excitement. female announcer: don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

green hosted a party tonight. these are pictures near fisherman's wharf in san francisco. the eventis being billed at the warriors championship party and it's just getting started at this hour. they're also promising to include a few special guests. the celebration moves to the streets of oakland with a parade and rally to publicly honor the new nba champions. >> amber lee is live with some advice on how best to get there. >> reporter: julie lots of people here taking it all in behind me. jumbo screens to accommodate the crowd. earlier we went through the parade rout to find out what we can expect tomorrow. on broadway, city workers are on overtime sprucing up the parade route, smoothing the pavement so spectators don't trip and fall. many told us they're able to take a few hours off from work

to attend the celebration and most are heeding traffic restrictions which will start tonight and last through tomorrow night. many tell us they're not driving they're taking public transit or walking. whatever it takes to get here. >> i'm speechless. i feel like i can't even believe we did it. yeah. but we have to -- but we had the squad. we had the squad, go warriors. >> we're staying at the america's best value in. >> reporter: this warrior fan from fremont is executing a plan of her own. she's staying at a hotel near the parade route. >> it's worth it to see the warriors to see the love that's going to be pouring out for them because they deserve it. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says it's expecting half a million passengers and a lot of first time riders so there will be extra workers at stations to help. one fan who plans to take the train from san francisco says

she's taking no chances. >> i'm coming early like at 7:00. just to beat the traffic. i want to make sure there's no crazy confusion. >> reporter: the 19th street and 18th street stations drop fans off right by the route. we're going to have literally every single train that we have available out on the rails tomorrow this evening oakland police raised the bleachers, one fan says she will get a good spot to view the festivities. >> i live right across the street. i'll be staying here tonight. we're camping out in the back so we can get an early start. >> reporter: how early are you going to camp out? >> 3:00 in the morning. >> reporter: you couldn't ask for a more beautiful setting right here by lake merit. people have been stopping by

here to take pictures of the set up. you can just feel the excitement building. >> i heard one estimate that there could be up to 500,000 plus people there tomorrow. amber, thanks very much. here's a look now at the map of the parade rout. it's about 2 miles over to lake merritt on lake grand. then over to the convention center. ktvu fox 2 special coverage dub nation begins at 9:00 with cameras all along the rout to bring you all the action. city leaders want to crack down on illegal fireworks by increasing the number of city workers that can issue citations. this is why, city leaders say illegal fireworks are a growing problem in san jose. they say last june and july they received more than 2,000 complaints and the problem is there weren't enough police and

fire workers to respond. they will give community service officers the power to issue citations and fines would be as high as $1,000. pyrotechnics should be handled by professionals and not residents who don't understand how dangerous these items can be. >> reporter: they're especially concerned because of the drought and the risk of fire. >> if the ordinance is approved by the city council it would still not take effect though until after july 4th. there's a new twist at a staffing --dispute at a elementary school. a decision that's left teachers and parents upset. >> reporter: at west valley elementary teachers came to clean out their classrooms and to commiserate. next year none of them will

return. >> this has been my community, my family. and to see it break up like this, it just -- there's no words to really explain that. >> reporter: at a meeting monday, parents were told about a year's worth of tension at the school about problems with leadership and unity. administrators said the fix would be having all teachers reapply for their jobs. those who showed commitment would get them back. last night that changed. >> i called the district on wednesday and told them look we need to be honest, the teachers aren't going to have an opportunity to come back to west valley. >> reporter: the teachers union, the cupertino's educational association were overseeing process set up by the district that would not be fair for everyone. >> some would have gotten their jobs back, others would not. how would that be fair for one person as opposed to another. it would not be equitable.

>> reporter: so they said stop interviewing. >> we were never asked not to do it. and we were actually told that there was support for it. >> reporter: teachers say they feel blind sided. >> i have never heard of an incident where they have treated teachers this way or negated the educational experience for the children and their parents. >> that's just totally unfair. every one of these teachers is phenomenal. i don't know why this is happening. >> reporter: and this parent says, it's a mistake. i love this school, i love the kids and i love the teachers, i don't want to see it changed. >> reporter: we're told 25 teachers and 15 other staff members are affected. they'll all be moving to other schools in the district. in cupertino, ann rubin, ktvu. full sunshine take a look at the highs from this afternoon. upper 80s out toward concord and livermore. san jose topped out in the mid- 70s and san francisco downtown

61 degrees. here's our live camera looking out toward the oakland estuary. we have a tree tonight take a look at the plants here. venus and here we go jupiter. you see the clear skies so look up above you can see the planets up there. for the most part right now we're in the clear but patchy fog making a come back late tonight. and into early tomorrow morning. right now in fact, you can see a closer look at the satellites and patchy fog trying to regroup offshore. there will be a factor first thing tomorrow morning near the coast. and a few patches right around the bay itself for the friday morning commute. current numbers are in the upper 50s in san francisco, 58 walnut creek 68. and livermore checking in 63 degrees. forecast for tomorrow, here's the plan for the morning hours. partly cloudy skies, patchy fog. temperatures whipping in the low to mid-50s. in the afternoon hours here's your temperature range your friday will be warmer. lower 60s for the coastline. warmers locations inland from

the upper 80s to 60 degrees. we have beautiful weather for the warriors parade. here's the time line by 12:00 and 2:00 approaching the 70- degree mark with mostly sunny skies. great weather in the friday forecast and more warming as we head into your weekend. more coming up at 10:45. >> we'll see you then, thank you mark. a first for any high school in the united states. the gunfire detention system just installed on a bay area campus. >> but up first a mural vandalized just days after it went up. the concern that the attack was motivated by hate. >> i just wish that, all people could learn to live together and respect each other.

san francisco police are looking for vandals who defaced

a mural in the mission district. the mural went up a few days ago to coincide with pride month. >> reporter: volunteers here at the mission spent a day removing a digital mural and the vandalism that all but destroyed it just a day after this mural went up. >> i feel disappointed that that was the reaction. >> reporter: ov era is the manager of galeria de la raza. she showed us what the mural looked like when it was first unveiled. >> a lesbian couple and gay men lovingly embracing. >> reporter: the mural sparked hate speech. she believes it's coming within a faction of the latino

community that does not accept gay people. >> it's a portion of our community that's homo phobic. let's call it what it is. we have to do work to open their hearts. >> reporter: artists say that the action is heartful. >> not right. i wish that all people could learn to live together and respect each other. >> reporter: late this afternoon, the exact same mural was going back up. that's because the mural was printed on paper then glued on the wall in sections. the gallery has extra copies and was able to replace it in a day. the vandalism is being reported as a hate crime. in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. police in emoryville are investigating a midday gun battle between two men that fought against each other at a grocery store parking lot.

the shooting occurred around 1:30 right in front of the pak & save. witnesses say two men in a black lexus and gold her say tkaoes jumped out of their cars, started shooting then jumped back in their cars and spaed off -- gold mercedes jumped out of their cars. incredibly no one was hurt. police are now trying to identify the gunman from surveillance tape. a bay area school is doing something that no other high school any where in the country has ever done before. newark memorial hospital has installed a shot spotter system. the principal here says it's not about the school being unsafe, it's about being prepared if there's an emergency. >> god forbid that this technology would have to be deployed but we believe that

significant number of lives will be saved. >> no word on how many mics will be at the school. or how much it will cost. a suspect hit repeatedly by police batons. the arrest that has now prompted civil action and how people are responding. and many children were sickened all of them in the same pool. but questions remain.

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paramedics rush to a water park in antioch to treat more than 30 children in distress. the antioch water park is on lone tree way just across the street from deer valley high school. ken pritchett is there now and ken, it sounds like pool chemicals may be the problem

here, right. >> reporter: well frank. there were 34 children who complained of symptoms you would expect to see with exposure to a chemical such as chlorine. but many questions remain about just how this happened. >> there are several pools at the antioch water park but only one where children complained of feeling sick. this shallow pool in the corner of the park. >> many complained to us of minor respiratory disstress. >> reporter: these are images taken just after the first responders arrived. >> we found out the symptoms consistent with what happened at the pool. >> reporter: samples of the pool water did show an elevated level of chlorine above the

state's standards. >> environmental health has closed the pool because it does not qualify with regulatory standards. >> reporter: michelle demagio says 10 parts per million is the limit for a pool like this. could three parts per million explain why 13 children became sick to the level of this response. >> right now we think, no. >> reporter: the county hazmat team did finds compliance issues in the storage area of this facility where pool chemicals are stored but they say that did not cause this problem. so the investigation goes on. >> ken, what about all those kids? are they okay? >> reporter: according to the

fire department, all of the kids suffered minor respiratory issues. so all of the kids their symptoms were minor and all of them apparently are okay. >> ken pritchett in antioch tonight, ken, thank you. >> reporter: police arrested two people accused of stealing electronics and other items from south bay schools. they tracked down andrew holloway and nicole stafford after a car was seen rolling away from the school. when they searched it they say they found stolen laptops, electronics, e cards and equipment. a legal claim was filed today against the city of salinas for a police beating that was caught on video. the video shows officers using batons on 28-year-old jose velasco on june 5th. velasco was jumping on cars and had attacked his mother.

she claims he is mentally ill. he was found to have meth in his system. the salinas city attorney rejected it which sets the stage for a lawsuit. the california highway patrol is one step closer toward equipping it officers with body cam ration. the state budget approved this week in -- body cameras. the state budget approved this week approves the use of body cam -- cameras. the chp plans to draft a policy by january 1st and following that have 200 officers begin testing the cameras. there's some progress to report tonight in the clean up of that oil spill in santa barbara county. state park officials say near by el capitan state beach is set to reopen a week from tomorrow. refugio will be closed until at least july 9th.

a ruptured pipeline spined up to 100,000-gallons of crude oil last month. about 21,000-gallons made it to the ocean. the north side of dolores park finally reopened today after major renovations and it didn't take long for the park to fill with people sprawled all around the park. the north side has new tennis courts, restrooms, a dog park and more accessible path ways. construction crews are now moving to the other side. park officials say that improvement project is expected to be done by late next year. there are a number of fun events in the bay area this weekend. here's mike mibach with our weekends watch. >> summer solstice is knocking on the door. the longest day of the year is this weekend. i'm all about this one. set your clocks early it's time for the sonoma county hot air

balloon classic. it starts saturday 4:30 a.m. and runs until 11:00 in the morning at kaiser park in windsor. tickets are $10 for adult s, and the hot air balloons will fly sunday as well. a free carnival party atmosphere in civic center plaza will feature live music, food trucks, a beer garden, family friendsly activities and a massive fireworks show. and i'm a father to two children, it's an honor. and i want to take a moment to wish all of you fathers out there, a happy father's day. and with that, pirate's festival is this weekend. tickets are $10, children 11 and under are free. it's also the first full weekend at the alameda county fair in pleasanton, the cancer

5k walk is set for saturday at 8:00 a.m. the a's are at home. and thank you golden state warriors for bringing home the nba championship. i'm mike mibach and that's your weekend watch. >> there's a lot going on this weekend. >> sure is, yeah. coming up, bears, bison even big cats. what the bay area looked like in prehistoric times before humans. i'm tracking a warming trend over the next few days. coming up when mid-90s return to parts of the bay area. and the timing of our next cooling trend. >> and in three minutes, new rules proposed for consumer drones as the number of near misses involving planes starts to go up. map ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once.

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sentenced alana to 131 years to life for prison for the murder of his former girlfriend. the judge said he had never seen a mountain of evidence toward someone's health. he said alana created a mountain of lies on the stand. the two had a daughter together. she is now a teenager and living with koch's sister. six inmates filed a lawsuit. the inmates say they're confined alone without windows up to 24 hours a day. they say the isolation is cruel punishment. they also say they're deprived of sun, sleep and recreation. for the seconds year in a row the california highway patrol says vehicle thefts are down.

the statewide number declined by about 7% last year. the total was 160,000. five bay area counties, alameda, marin, san francisco, san mateo and santa clara accounted for 20% of those thefts statewide. the chp says about 90% of all stolen vehicles are eventually recovered. dianne feinstein introduced a bill that would regulate drones to be flown in california. it would allow drones to be banned near airports and over public events. according to the faa there have been nearly 2,000 incidents where airline pilots saw drones over a nine month period that includes one last weekend over oakland. the airlines pilot association supports the drone bill. the fcc today voted against allowing bankers, telemarketers

to use robo phone calls to cell phones. the new rules also give telephone service providers the ability to offer consumers call blocking tools to stop unwanted contact. the rules do allow for sensible areas. the s & p went up 20. the rally comes one day after the federal reserve decided to keep interest rates unchanged. tesla is one of 63 company receiving millions of the dollars in tax credits from the state of california. the electric car maker is getting the largest credit $60 million from an economic development board. tesla is now the largest manufacturing employer in california. the credits credits go to the companies that promise to

create 11,000 jobs in the state. and tiger woods wasn't up to the challenge. our sports director mark ibanez has the leader board and tells us how high tiger woods scored. up first what did the bay area look like in prehistoric times. the area that is being discovered that was once shared with humans and mammoths.

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new at 10:00, how construction of the new transbay terminal in downtown san francisco is uncovering evidence about the bay area's distant past. >> crews are finding items deep below ground level that are giving us a new look at prehistoric life. ken wayne reports it was a time when there was no bay in the

bay area. >> >> 4,000-pound mammoths tredging across san francisco, yes it happened. >> we found many of these larger ice age mammoth creatures. >> reporter: how do we know all of this? fossils found at construction sites throughout the city. perhaps the oldest were discovered right here at the site of the new transbay terminal. the human remains were found last year where this mammoth tooth was located. the tooth is estimated to be 12 to 18,000 years old. >> the human remains were found in proximity to the tooth that is potentially very old. and represent very early habitation of the bay area. >> reporter: but it's not likely we will learn more about who was buried below 16th howard street, because they were given to the most likely

descendant. the most likely descendant is the representative of a american indian tribe who is not allowed the tooth to be examined. >> it's important to know when humans began to arrive in this area. >> but we may never know that. >> we might never know. >> reporter: we do know about the bay itself. which didn't exist 10,000 years ago because the sea level was much lower. >> you would have had a cascading rivers, waterfalls flowing through the bay out to sea. >> reporter: the oceans edge was out near today's fairlon island. >> at peak ice age you could have walked to the island. >> reporter: inhabits the terrain of rivers, marshes were 4,500-pound giant bison. saber tooth cats and what was believed to be the largest and

fearest carnivore to inhabit north america, the flat face bear. humans lived in scattered villages throughout the bay. >> we were hunting these animals. by that time we were sophisticated hunters. >> reporter: there's a lot more to learn about that time and discover about the bay area stone age. who knows what the next big construction project will find. >> so there's probably a lot more underneath our feet here in the city than we realized. >> reporter: in san francisco, ken wayne, ktvu fox 2 news. we're getting ready for warmer temperatures in your friday forecast. today lots of sunshine out there. pretty mild not that extreme heat. but everybody warming up as we head into the forecast

tomorrow. back up into the upper 60s for your friday. on the satellite right now some rain showers up in the pacific northwest but the entire state the completely dry. we have patchy fog trying to regroup just offshore. that will gradually work closer to the coastline over the next few hours and into your friday morning. current numbers out there still showing you 60 degrees in santa rosa. san francisco downtown in the upper 50s. 58degrees also a bit of a breeze out there. look at that fairfield wind out of west. sustained to 26. gusting to 31-miles-an-hour. that's been a constant all day long. sfo winds out of the northwest right around 13-miles-per-hour. here's our live camera once again. looking out toward the oakland estuary and looking at the planets venus and jupiter. patchy fog will try to regroup just offshore tomorrow morning fog. the weekend saturday, the

warmest day before our next cooling trend kicks in that will be on sunday. here's the temperature time line in concord for your friday. temperatures on track to reach the mid- to upper 80s by about 3:00 or 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. on the satellite for your friday. still near 90 inland. it'll be warmer as we mentioned for the forecast tomorrow. and then as high pressure continues to build, we're going to warm up those temperatures into saturday. primarily away from the coastline and that will translate to at least low 90s inland. could be approaching mid-90s. temperatures in the 50s, fog near the coast and near the bay. gradually clearing back to near the shoreline. still a partly cloudy sky for the beaches. inland lots of 80s approaching. oakland lower 70s and head inland and you will find those warm numbers upper 80s to near 90s. sunny vale 80 and san francisco

in the upper 80s. here's a look ahead. saturday will be the warmest day of the weekend and for all the dads out there on sunday. still nice. a little cooler out there by the way that's the day we say hello to summer with a cooling trend into next week. but a great day for a parade tomorrow. >> we're going to be carrying. half a million people will come out. >> don't go out there you can watch it liveght here on channel 2. mark is on now. tiger woods playing golf in tacoma. the weather up there. >> not very well. >> not playing very well.. i'm going to leave that up to you. >> you know they say some things never change. tiger woods has. a little bit. 15 years to the day he completed the most perfect golf game. he won the u.s. open. and june 19, 2015 maybe his

most embarrassing ever. his club actually flies further than the ball. 156 golfers. he's 152nd after his 80. that's 10-under par. mickelson other end of the spectrum. he's four back of the two leaders that would be dustin johnson and stinson. bearing no resemblance to the team that flailed up in seattle. giants methodically take the mariners apart tonight. timely pitching. brother and sister, giant fans out there take over the place and watch right field tonight. the giants love it. nori aoki with an rbi single to

third. and brother and sister still at it. giant fans, joe panic again. right field corner. and he'll wind up with an rbi double. hit the ball hard all night. one hit to show for it. and the giants in control of this ball game. and brother and sister still going at it as they break it up in the 8th inning. duffey again the right field corner. this time he will wind up with three bases and a couple of rbis. giants crack it open 1-0. ryan vogelsan. a parade that seemed destined since the first day of the season. and we'll see if the a's can add on to their mini win streak at the expense of the poor padres. sports part ii next.

padres underwent a complete facelift over the weekend. so far looking like a candidate to be on the show botched. getting their first win since firing their manager earlier in the week comes at the a's expense. nothing close to the 18 they

scored last night. norris solo shot. upton this scary for the a's right here. don't need any more injuries. barrett, wow they collide. that's a triple for upton. he later scored on a sacrifice fly. happy to report everybody is okay on that nasty one. 3-1 final. in sports they always say it ain't over until the calorically challenged lady sings. and in the bay area, it ain't over until we have a parade. let's take a look how steve kerr is spending a little of his time since they did win it all. >> a lot of texts and e-mails that i either haven't been able to respond to or, tim duncan immediately texted me. he said it's that easy, huh. >> first year won a

championship, why not. last coach to do it pat riley. >> parade tomorrow. >> we'll have it for you right here. >> see you later. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. find the tempur-pedic that's right for you and see why they're the most highly recommended bed in america.

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(alex) so then what happened? well, she didn't show up to school the next day and i heard that she slept over at his dorm. no way. mm-hmm. seriously, are you surprised? do you not know carly? have you seen what she wears to school? girls, let's cool it on the gossip, okay? it's not right, and carly's got enough problems. what do you mean? well, her mom can't get through soccer practice without a thermos of chardonnay, and don't get me started on the dad. that guy is-- (brakes squeal, horn honks) oh! oh, my god! oh, my god! (haley) mom! oh! this is such a dangerous intersection! did i get lipstick on my face? no, you're fine. and consider yourself lucky you didn't just get, like, felt up by your mom. they need to get a stop sign. what is your obsession with traffic? it's an obsession with safety. one of these days, joe speeder's gonna come tearing through here,