spot after the knicks. what's on their to do list? >> shooting guard. you want a player on the win that's not om a scorer from outside but also a defender, helps take pressure off your other guards and small forward. also sign and trade sean maryann. or get value for him and resign chris, it would help your domino effect for your roster. >> the nets scored last summer with the brook lopez pick. now what. >> that was a great pickup. they need help at two positions. vince carter needs to be moved over to the three spot, now great young two guy that's a shooter that can spread the floor, give devon harris more room to operate, give brook lopez more room to pretty and also vince carter. and also the four spot. they can use a rugged big fours they a rebounder >> last summer the 76ers picked up elton brand. this year they made a deal to bring jason capone owe in. now what are they looking for? >> a surprising exciting team. andre mill ser a free agent at the point guard position. they may lock to draft a point gua

the knicks don't have control over that. if that doesn't happen, there are some other great players in that class available free agents, chris bosh, dwyane wade constituent at the moment. they have to make their fan base excited now and point towards the 2010 cap room direction and get off and running. a lot of stakes are high in this draft. >> rachel nichols reporting from knicks camp. see you on espn's draft coverage all night long. >> thanks. >> tennis, anyone?s a second round wimbledon. the ladies side, the five-timese champion and the third seed venus williams taking on kateryna bondarenko. first set venus crushes the backhand down the line. the left knee wrapped up, but it didn't seem to bother her today. the first set takes it. day.nd set, venus no problem, sailing through to round three. >> she put a lot of balls back in play. so we had some longer rallies and i always felt like i needed i to be the aggressive one and b really take control of the and point. te con that'st's really how i want to play throughout the h c

there are other branches of government have spoken about what has been classified information, the knicks -- the executive branch excels in that. i think the track record for the court is totally different. they don't have to stand for federal election and the judiciary. they have a track record that is extraordinary and protecting classified information. >> i agree with that point. i am glad it was brought out again. in light of the nimble nature that you have responded to previous questions or comments, can you address this panel on the limits or scope of the exit -- existing executive privilege? if there was a white house that had contracted with an enterprise that had the trappings of a criminal enterprise to engage as a contractor into working with developing the senses, which happens every 10 years here in the united states. if the result of that census might dramatically change the congressional districts, change the political dynamics, and if that enterprise appeared to be a criminal enterprise, or something that happened to be supportive of turning out the vote for that white hou

worth noting, the knicks have said they will talk to the t-wolves about rubio. >> yankees and mets just went final. c.c. sabathia left his last start early with tightness in his biceps. welcome to the gun show there. sabathia at the plate, an rbi single, part of a four-run second inning for the yankees. that made it 2-0. on the mound, he was vincent c.c. sit down. seven innings, one earned run, eight strikes for c.c. in the eighth, number 564. actually alex rodriguez's -- >> yes, how about that? >> he passes reggie jackson for 11th place on the all-time home run list. yankees win this one 9-1. a career high-five hits for brett gardner. gary sheffield hits another home run against his former team. one bad note for the yanks, xavier nady will be out for the season. they found out today he tore a ligament in his elbow. back to a-rod. he continues to climb the charts. number 11 now on the all-time list with six more at-bats as rafael palmeiro for tenth place. it's conceivable he could get into the top sixth before the year is done. >> ahead on espnews, plenty more baseball. you have to see

the knicks have said they will talk to the t-wolves about rubio. >> ahead here on espnews, you have to see lou piniella's reaction to milton bradley's latest temper tantrum. >> plus, we'll check in on the hottest team in baseball, and the team with the best interleague record this year. >> also on the way, the dodgers haven't missed a beat since manny ramirez was suspended going 26-18. friday they were on the verge of doing something they haven't done all season. >> and tony stewart crashed during practice at loudon friday. find out why that won't affect his starting position come sunday. >> and why plaxico burress could be facing punishment before his case goes to trial. we're back right after this. vo: the coronation begins. >> sunday 2:00 eastern the u.s. faces brazil in the finals of the confederation cup. first time the u.s. has reached the finals of a fifa tournament. they did lose to brazil 3-0 earlier in group play. remember, espn and abc your home for the 2010 world cup. >> commissioner roger goodell has notified plaxico burress the nfl will review last year's gun incident und

sorry, i cannot make my payments of the drop off the keys and before long whole neighborhoods like the knicks arizona, las vegas, miami, and where there was said jay property boom were flooded with foreclosed properties. these properties were backing of the paper that had been sold by investment banking houses all over the world and held in banks as their own core capital but as people began to look at them they said we do not know what these papers are worth. we're not sure. is it worth 20,000, 50, 100? it is in default and we cannot assess a value. the banks therefore were unable to get additional capital because they did not have enough money to back up another loan from another bank's and nobody would loan to them and the credit markets seized up so nobody could get a loan. and because businesses could not renew lines of credit and others could not get money to buy houses, start businesses, could not get financing for a startup the whole economy froze up and things began to go into default. there are tremendous loans and companies that had gone out on a limb on the collateral debt obligat

. >> well, steph, from the beginning there has been all this talk about whether or not the knicks covetou and how they could get you. where do you think you're going to land? >> hopefully in the top-ten range somewhere. that's about as far as i can get right now. as you can see, trades and everybody switching positions and things like that, it's unpredictable until thursday night when david stern comes out and calls it. hopefully i fall in the top ten and i'll be happy with any spot i land. >> when you worked out with new york, how did they leave it with you? the chances of you slideing to eighth seem unlikely. >> they told me they were confident in my game and if i was on the board, i was their guy, their number-one guy. that doesn't mean a guaranteed pick, but it's good the hear from a team. i went to a couple other workouts and improved my situation. so i made it tougher on them down the stretch, but we'll see what happens come draft night. >> you went to sacramento. that's sort of the high point at four. how comfortable were you with the kings in. >> very comfortable. we had a great

have have you seen the film knick? e a young man at the age of 40 dvding he must become an activist, and as the credits are going by you see documentary footage of the arrests of gay men in bars, the shaming and humiliation of gay men in bars and it's hard to believe that that was the 60s and 70s. wasn't the 30s or the dark ages. that was the dark ages of the 60s and 70s and then you remember that being homosexual in america was a crime until recently and interesting a homosexual in america until 1974 was to be crazy, according to the american psychiatric association. what changed that? well, the activism of harvey milk and many like him who stood up and in the film this what you see. he stood up and was knocked down herm stood up and was knocked down. he stood up again and was shot. that's why it's a film worth supporting because we see there the power of activism. we life in a very different world. it's not the gl rights aren't doing being debated. but it's true. that what we see in milk is we see the role of an activ

the zars." tlc has something called "jon and kate and peter orszag." knick at night has one called "leave it to weegers". given the fiscal crisis in california, the shows will be competing with governor schwarzenegger's new reality series, "i'm a celebrity" "get me out of here." >> that's how i feel tonight. it's nothing personal, but this dinner conflicts with my date night. i was supposed to going out with michelle for thai food in bangkok. [laughter] >> but i have been doing a lot of traveling, i just returned from a trip from in egypt and we had the opportunity to tour the pyramids and you have seen the pictures of rahm on a camel. i was nervous about the whole situation. i said, there's a wild animal, known to bite, kick and spit, and who knows what the camel might do. [laughter] >> but i have to say as i traveled to all of these countries, i saw firsthand how much people have in common with one another, because no matter where i went, there is one thing i heard over and over again from every world leader, no thanks, but have you considered palao? [laug

and i quickly found out students knick team everyone in the syllabus white guys with tights. these students learn if they put down their fists, put down the gun or this break-in and increase education. as most of you know education is the greatest way to equalize it very on freer play infield and my life changed on that very first day when a young woman walked into my classroom. a young woman like many graduates today. a young girl that never sat at her daddy's lap and read about the green eggs and ham, never identified waldo and instead this young girl was angry because she spent the better part of every weekend driving eight hours to visit her father who was incarcerated. a man and an orange jumpsuit who would have five minutes to pick up a telephone, put his hand on plexiglas and try to teach this young latina to be strong, a woman warrior or aztec princess. little maria walked into my class that day and wasn't carrying a shiny apples like my father predicted. instead she walked in with an ankle monitor around her leg and a probation officer. 14-years-old. she was a freshm