michael oakes, single father of four, grandfather of one.mild mannered, but certainly not any ordinary salesman or consultant. oakes, browne admitted, is a recognized expert in close quarters combat. knows firearms so well, he's written numerous articles for gun magazines. has even trained police swat teams. but has no criminal record. and, insisted browne, he isn't a murderer. still, he must have done something to mark stover, didn't he? well, here's where it all began to get tricky. if stover was really dead, said john henry browne, and if the prosecution could prove oakes killed him, then and only then, oakes might provide an explanation. through the legal fog, a little hint came popping out. the prosecution had already indicated it would introduce into evidence a bulletproof vest found in michael oakes' suv. now, attorney browne seemed to be suggesting that vest would be important to any claim the defense might decide to make. and just to make things clear, your honor, it's not just the vest. it's a bullet that was found in the vest. kei

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oak town as we look at the upda update ed standings. trilogy are 0-3, the defending champions. 3's company are 2-1. let's go on the court. michaelappaport with the head coach of the ball hogs. >> i'm here with nba all of famer, played with the san francisco warriors, then the golden state warriors, let me ask you something, i'm pretty sure you'll remember this. what's the most points you ever scored in the warriors uniform? >> 64. >> who were you playing again? >> portland trailblazers >> who was guarding you? >> sidney wicks. >> how do you feel about this win? >> we haven't shot very well. we need to move the ball and make some shots. if we do that we'll be all right. >> good luck, coach. brian and jack. >> there you see the numbers already hanging up from the rafters as we look at the roster for the ghost ballers and they'll go through ricky davidson and carlos boozer and no mike ba mike bibby. >> rick barry, 74 years young and hall of fame ir. guy oakland. '66 nba rookie of the year with the warriors. won a championship with the golden state warriors. did it all. he's the head coach. skipped back to ricky davis. owens. the ki

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oak ridge mall in san jose. >> reporter: stuffed animals created malls stuffed with people this morning. >> are we ready? >> reporter: hundreds lined up at the build-a-bear workshop, including michaeld his son, shea. they were the first in line at 5:30 a.m. >> he's 7 years old and i figured he needs one. >> reporter: why the big line? it's pay your age day. shea is 7. >> so you're go f good deal. >> yep. >> reporter: normally they cost $20 to $35 each. for big families, pay your age day can save you a lot of money. >> 14, 10, 5 and 1. >> reporter: hundreds were in line by the time build-a-bear opened an hour early at 9:00 a.m. many stores across the u.s., canada and the uk stopped accepting guests due to crowds and safety concerns. the store manager at oak ridge said he'd stay open as long as they had bears to stuff. kids were ready. >> i have no idea. >> i think i will get the unicorn one. >> reporter: at the end of the day, there were some things you can't put a price on. there's still a huge line here at midday, and the reality is not everybody will be able to get into the build-a-bear workshop and make a bear. what they're doing is they're handing out $15 off voth a birt where