developments now from jana katsuyama live at city hall who spoke with a legal expert about exactly what the law sayses. jana. >> reporter: ken, that's right. this case has become a political lightning rod. we decided to go to a uc hastings law professor to try to cut through the politics and find out exactly what the federal law says. political finger pointing continued today over juan francisco sanchez. sheriff mirkarimi blasted officials saying they were to blame for not issuing a warrant. >> reporter: i.c.e. handed the sheriff's department on drug charges with a detainer. the sheriff says there's no legal obligation and they that did hold lopez sanchez to make sure there were no prior charges. >> they could have held him and deported him. >> reporter: an i.c.e. spokeswoman says deportation orders like the one for lopez sanchez have no legal sanction. and reflects a misunderstanding. there's no federal document or no federal court with the authority to issue one. uc hastings professor says immigration is fairly under federal jurisdiction in reviewing arizona's more stringent law has not ruled on it. >> the supreme court has not ruled on sanctuary city. it leaves it up to the location of the locality which way it chooses to go in terms of the level of cooperation with the feds. >> reporter: ed lee criticized the sheriff saying quote communicating with federal law enforcement agencies in these cases is simply common sense and in the best interest of public safety. the sheriff said that mayor ed lee supported this sanctuary city ordinance and accuses him of playing politics by playing the law under the bus. >> this thing is going to keep ongoing with all this finger pointing. thank you so much jana. san francisco police confirmed the gun found at the bay was the one used to kill katherine steinle. officers recovered the gun after steinle was shot in the back. the áf the gun was reported stolen from the vehicle of an agent with the bureau of land management four days before the shooting. it's not known how the accused gunman francisco sanchez may have gained possession of that weapon. you can go to ktvu.com for the latest on the pier shooting case and the debate it's parked. including more video from today's conference with the san francisco sheriff. in another high profile case involving san francisco sanctuary policy. a judge in san francisco sentenced a second defendant to 10 years in prison in the shooting death of three san francisco family members. prosecutors say 34-year-old willford rays was in the car when edwin ramos shot and killed a woman. last may, after a riot the body of 24-year-old nicholas rodriguez was found in his cell. he was from oakland and serving an eight year sentence for robbery. prison officials say his cell mate skre -- jesus perez is the suspect. the riot lasted for 15 hours before prison guards regained control. at first the prison thought rodriguez had escaped. while searching the area, guards found a weapon but prison officials would not describe it. >> later that night, they found the body of inmate nicholas rodriguez. since then, this incident has been investigated as a homicide. rodriguez' body had been cut nearly in half and many of his organs are still missing. the autopsy showed his also had alcohol in his system. the facts of his death became public in an autopsy report obtained by the associate press under a public records request. today san jose police are investigating a deadly accident involving an out of control pickup truck it crashed through a wall and right into the back of a san jose house killing one man riding in the truck. azenith smith talked to the terrified family members who were inside of the home at the time of this morning's crash. >> reporter: sky fox 2 was over head when this white chevy truck crashed into a house in san jose. the badly smashed up truck took out the home's sliding glass door leaving shattered glass and debris everywhere. chris lee own it is home, his wife and children were inside at the time. >> at the time it happened they didn't know what was going on. they thought it was an earthquake. until they found out it was more severe than they thought. >> reporter: the driver somehow lost control. the car knocking out a large cement wall and large trees before landing in the backyard. >> it just happened so fast. i just came put words together. >> reporter: evan mora was outside talking to his dad when he heard a loud boom and rushed to help. >> the car was on fire. the car was all damaged. banged up. i just couldn't tell what car it was anymore. there were two people in there, the other person was yelling for help. >> reporter: two people are trapped inside the house. moore and his friend grabbed shoveled to try to pry the door open. a man in his 50s died. it took the two 30 minutes to get the driver out. he was taken to near by trauma center. >> the speed they were going at was way too fast for the area and the conditions. and you know speed is probably going to be the main factor here but that's yet to be determined. >> reporter: the crash all unfolding in front of evergreen valley high school. >> as you see we're actually in a school zone. so we're very fortunate that summer school wasn't in and there were more people on the street that could have been injured. >> reporter: authorities were out here for hours and shut down a portion of ruby avenue. it's unclear if the driver was under the influence, that's under investigation. santa clara's largest school union has turned down a tentative agreement. part of the unit voted no. that resulted in the entire agreement being reject. no word when the union members will strike. sciu represents 9,000 county employees including 911 dispatchers and jail workers. a blood drive that calls attention to what some say are discriminatory regulations was held today in san jose and san francisco. the national gay blood drive is part of the -- supporters say ending the ban would save lives. the goal is to drive home the point that the ban is creating a waist. the confederate battle flag has flown on south carolina property for more than half a century. that tradition ended with a short by dignified ceremony. they handed it to the curator of a museum. >> i think what it's creates is a window of opportunity to attack other things that are confederate related. >> reporter: until recently calling for the confederate flag's removal was considered political suicide. but all that changed beginning with the killings of nine church members. the shooter had posed for photos with the flag. the tide turned when a republican related today the first president of the confederacy delivered this tearful speech. >> i am a descendent of jefferson davis, okay, but that does not matter. it's not about jenny horn. it's about the people of south carolina who have demanded that this symbol of hate come off of the state house grounds. >> reporter: many south carolinians take proud that the massacre was found not by riots but shows of unity. calls that were answered right here at the state house grounds. jonathan terry, fox news. i mean it still feels like i'm dreaming. >> reporter: the marshawn lynch movie, not coming to a theater near you. and as we move toward the weekend, some changes coming your way. i will show you which way on the weekend are going to be your warmest. >> and it's rush hour on doyle drive rushing to make monday's deadline. how commuters cope with the closure going home tonight. developing news now, the doyle drive closure now 24 hours in and counting creating a slower commute along the golden gate bridge. doyle drive carries about 100,000 vehicles on weekdays. the road links the marina bay bridge and is scheduled to remain closed all weekend. debora villalon is live now at the construction, how is it looking like tonight? >> it's looking good. it's all lit up. you can see the workers way down there. this is a really busy place and it will be right up to monday morning. considering driving have watched six years of construction that's not much longer to wait. this animation shows how doyl earthquake drive becomes becomes precidio parkway. no movable barrier, wide lanes and shoulders but first -- >> hot, tiring. i think my arm is about to fall off. >> reporter: three days of gridlock as drivers snake through the precidio or wait on jam packed 19th avenue. the only paths in and out for now. >> yes, ma'am you can go this way. people are rightfully frustrated because there's quite a bit of traffic. but there were a lot of warnings. >> reporter: warnings worked this morning. commuters delayed departures and filled up extra ferry boats. the drive in was better than most. >> we've gotten very good at these road closures. >> reporter: but will people stay away? although a major connector to it is not. >> now we have a weekend in july. a lot of tourists. we expect a lot of major delays. >> not great. we just left chrissie field. >> others more steamed. not enjoying the wait. >> from the bay bridge to here two hours. >> reporter: the parkway replaces a bridge lost here. >> it's just generally going to be a much nicer experience for everybody. >> reporter: those watching the work are especially happy the tunnels will be covered with open space stretching down to chrissie field. >> i live in the neighborhood here, i've been here for 30 years. it's just really interesting to see it. it's good. >> reporter: but to get there, two more days of heavy traffic. >> we've had a lot of thank yous and a lot of appreciation for the fact this is a big project and it's a lot of vehicles to move in a small period of time. we get some appreciate and as you can see, not as much sometimes. >> reporter: there may still be some delays next week because drivers might be thrown by the changes for example the road used to bare left for the marina now it will be an actual exit to the right. so 5:00 a.m. monday is the target for getting traffic back out here. and don't forget parking lots on both ends of the bridge are closed for the weekend. >> it's easy to take for granted when it was open you realize how easy it was now that it's closed. deborah, thank you. you can download our ktvu news app for the very latest and the traffic back ups that could affect your commute. new at 10:00, oakland's garbage problems are once again making news. a protest this evening at city hall brought a group of restaurant owners together. they say they're angry over come posting and trash fees that went into effect july 1st. one owner said her composting bill went up $300 a year and it's cheaper to throw away the compost instead of recycling. >> much of the difficulty comes from new rules requiring waste manage -pl to offer come postservice to any oakland business that asks for it and that the city is working to find solutions to the increased charges. engineers are having a tough time getting rid of a algae bloom. the problem brought environmental experts back out again for the second time this week. >> reporter: environmental experts were back out for the second time this week to spray. >> it's actually bacteria. so we just want to make sure that's not around. >> reporter: the toxic blue- green algae was discovered in mid- -- >> they had us treat in very specific areas where they saw it starting to come back. and so what we did today was go to those areas and hit them and make sure it doesn't become a full bloom again. >> reporter: the combination of dry weather and the closed off lake has kept people away. the junior life guard program was still operating but only a fraction of the campers that originally signed up have been showing up. and those here have been confined to land. the blue-green algae did appear last week and authorities believe the drought and warm temperatures may be the cause. >> we need to get our confidence level up and we need o work with alameda county -- we need to work with alameda county health to make sure we don't have these toxins in the lake. >> reporter: if all goes well lake tamiscal could possibly be reopened by next weekend. in oakland, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. a grass fire is now fully contained in vallejo and fire officials are trying to determine how it started. the fire broke out near lake herman road off columbia parkway. calfire says it burned about 40 acres of grass on a hillside not far from homes. firefighters from vallejo, benetia and cordelia tackled it from the ground. and then declared contained by 5:00 p.m. after a pretty gloomy start today things really picked up around here. in terms of weather the clouds cleared. this afternoon temperatures got into the mid-70s in the warm spots. nice outside right now. nice winds out in san francisco. the bay bridge here east bay hills hills out that way. look for fog to show up along the coast tonight. beautiful night. beautiful weekend as well. it's been cool. it's going to stay mild to cool as we go into your bay area weekend. tomorrow temperatures warm up a bit with more sunshine. more daytime heating but there's going to be in the mid- 70s. these aren't howling they're pretty mild. we take a look at san francisco airport. light winds when you get going tomorrow morning. don't anticipate a big fog push tomorrow morning. you kind of see bits and pieces here but you see holes in it. that will burn off quickly. that's the forecast for tomorrow. here come the yellows. 70s. lots of 70s. that's the temperature footprint tomorrow. sacramento mid-80s. 90s aren't going to happen until we get into sunday. and then into next week. tomorrow, beautiful day. patchy coastal fog. warmer than today but not hot. hot spots are upper 70s, low 80s. heading to sunday it warms up. we're going to see more reds and oranges come into the scene. we'll dial in your sunday. then we talk about sunday because there's a shot at more typical daytime highs as we get into the next week and the five day. a sacramento judge blocked state regulators from punishing farmers who ignored rationing orders during the drought. the ruling calls for an irrigation district. the judge ruled the state waters resources control board ordered water cut backs without a hearing. new developments in the case of a man first exposed by 2 investigates now sentenced for rolling back the odometer or cars he was selling. >> no comment,. >> what do you have to say to your customers george. >> no comment. >> how that man was able to avoid jail time. >> but first a late night emergency on b.a.r.t. the latest on a person hit by a train in the east bay. b.a.r.t. is back on schedule after a woman fell on the tracks at the south concord station. the woman was not hit by a train but was taken to the hospital for treatment. a spokeswoman for the transit agency says by 9:00 the tracks were reopened and trains were back on schedule. the director of the fbi says the system failed and charleston church gunman suspect dylann roof should not have been able to buy a gun. the 21-year-old is charged with the murders of nine people at an historic african american church. fbi director jeff combey blamed incomplete and inaccurate paper work. when roof first tried to buy a gun, the fbi check failed to discover he had been charged of possessing drugs. nasdaq gained 75 and the s & p was up 25. analysts credited news from greece and that news was that greece' parliament approved the government's latest austerity proposal. they're the bases of negotiation as the country seeks a third bail out. the measures will be felt by all greeks with higher taxes, pension cuts. ticker tape parade down the new york canyon of heros today. it was the first for a woman's sports team. >> an antwon lewis reports, if fans have their say, it won't be the last. >> reporter: the celebrations began at 11 11 11:00. a ticker tape parade for the first ever all woman's team. >> it's the first for a nonnew york team. i think they should keep doing them. >> who on the float do you want to see the most and did you see them? >> probably morgan. yeah i saw her. >> reporter: in a ceremony after the parade the mayor summed up the nation's pride beforehanding the keys to the city. >> you had the strength, you had the grit, you had the speed to make it to the championship. you had the determination, the team work. the heart to become champions and examples to us all. >> reporter: jill ellis is the team's court. >> winning the world cup was pretty special but today was mind blowing so thank you new york. >> winning was a dream come true but having this parade here in new york city has one of the greatest moments in my life. so thank you all for all your support. >> reporter: thousands watched the parade. the sanitation crews quickly worked to clean up. a huge high five for the greatest team of female athletes in the world from the greatest city in the world. the parade costs about $2 million in total. 1.5million came from the city. the other came from private donations. reporting from lower manhattan, antwon lewis, fox news. the marshawn lynch film no longer in production. >> and we'll talk about what caused the film to stop protection. the evidence that could help police make an arrest. aren't you marshawn lynch. >> you have to tell me something. aren't you a reporter. >> no. >> okay tell me. tonight we're learning about the film's director about the fall out that led the bay area star to stop it from going to the big screen. >> we've only seen a preview but it was enough for lynch to change his mind about the production. we spoke to the bay area producer. >> ken the richmond man who wrote and directed the film is a family friend of the football star. he says he and marshawn lynch are no longer speaking. he still hopes the film will be shown one day. at the opening bowl this evening. family first held a fundraiser. it was a night for fans to give to the 28-year-old's charity. >> say hawk supporters we're really excited to watch the film. >> reporter: in march 2014 in a one on one interview he talked about his life and work with under privileged children from a background similar to his. >> what five years old, you know having some of your home boys getting killed at that age, you know it prepared you for a lot. >> he asked me to do this movie i didn't say listen. >> reporter: tonight bobby lavano says he agreed to write and direct the football star's story last year. lynch acted in the film along with hundreds of local people hired for it. >> aren't you marshawn lynch. >> i have to tell me something, are you a reporter. >> reporter: lavano says he released the film without his permission which angered the star. >> i apologized. i just liked the film. >> reporter: the film maker says it was the running back's agent who said the film was terrible. babano says he owns the film but without lynch's permission a film about lynch's life story cannot be released. >> so it's like that. you expect to walk in whenever he feels like it. >> reporter: fans at lynch's charity said they would be interesting in watching a film. >> i'm sure we're going to find it on the internet some where. >> why is that? >> because we want to see about him growing up as a kid here in oakland. >> reporter: i spoke with lynch's pr person at the charity event and they all told me lynch will not answer questions about the movie. babano said the film had a $100,000 budget. >> so who is out the money? it was $100,000 but you talked to mario, the film maker and he said he's just out his time. the money has actually gone where? >> from investors. i guess marshawn lynch paid the investor it is $100,000. it's more about the time and effort that was put into this film along with the hundreds of people local people that were hired to act in it that are disappointed that the film will likely not be shown. >> and marshawn went to mario and said make this film and then said, it's not going to happen. >> he holds out some hope. he says it's not likely. it was interesting, mario was asked to do the film by marshawn the night after we did the interview. >> he's such an interesting guy. it would be interesting to see. so many people follow him with his rise in the nfl and success. a 17-year-old boy was dead after being shot at santa cruz county. sheriff deputies responded to a 911 call thursday night. officials say they asked the teen to surrender but he refused and instead pointed a rifle at one of the deputies. this is a picture of the rifle the teen was allegedly holding when he was shot in the chest and the hand by two deputies. he later died at a hospital. thieves in the south bay have hit restaurants for the second time in one week. in the latest weekend break-in they managed to leave evidence on the ground. they were caught on surveillance video. >> reporter: $2,500 for the conviction of these guys who burglarized the san jose restaurant twice this week. >> they came back last night with a couple of buddies, crow bars and a lot of tools and somehow were able to get the safe that was bolted to the ground. unbolt it and took off with the entire safe and contents of it. >> reporter: surveillance cameras caught it audiotape. the men checking that the coast was clear and then rolling off quickly out the door. >> they made more in 10 minutes than they would have made in a month working. >> reporter: the owner of mojo says his isn't the only business being targeted and something needs to change. he believes in increased police presence in willow glen would help. >> these guys aren't driving from montana over here. they're local. they're the same guys that are hitting it. >> reporter: they hope someone will recognize them that's why he's putting out this video. in the meantime, he has no choice to get back to business. >> you pick yourself up, you dust yourself off and get back to work. some oakland high school students are changing the look of the city through artistic works that are as beautiful as they are interesting. students from 15 different schools throughout oakland came together at the crucibal to create kinetic sculptures. made mostly of bike parts that move. one young artist put it it's about showing a different side of oakland. >> oakland isn't all about gun violence and bad things, it's about good things too. like we're not all about gang violence and everything. we actually can come together for an evening and enjoy ourselves and have fun. >> the sculptures will be displayed out of the crucibal. checking on the forecast for your bay area weekend. it's going to warm up in the next few days. we'll let you know how hot it's going to get. plus a mammoth making a home in the south bay. the history on this sculpture and where you can see it for yourself. a close encounter with a shark in the ocean near huntington beach. a surfer reported that a shark bumped the side of his board. he paddled back to church and told the life guard which ordered all everybody out of the water. a bump classified as aggressive shark behavior. after a week of intense online criticism allen powell has stepped town and interim ceo of reddit. pao and reddit said it was a mutual decision. pao sued and lost a gender discrimination suit. archuleta quit today. her abrupt abrupt resignation. her resignation came after the announcement that a breach stole personal information. castillo was walking his dog a decade ago when he made the discovery. >> wow, 10 years, it's the 10 year anniversary. and i'm just so lucky to be a part of this. >> everybody that stops on the trail stops to take a picture. and asks what on earth is this giant mammoth. so you know so far we're getting a very good reception. >> reporter: the tusks and jaw of the mammoth that was found are at the children's discovery museum. the metal sculpture is on the guadalupe river trail. giants and a's, madison baumgartner gets his last start before the all star break. plus, warming up for the weekend. chief meteorologist bill martin will have the complete bay area forecast. but first new developments in a toy first exposed by 2 investigates as a man is charged for setting back odometers on cars he sold. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. why were you switching out the odometers on all those cars? >> [ bleep ] >> reporter: some choice words for 2 investigates of a man just convicted of rolling back o odometers on cars he sold. >> george daniel, eric with ktvu. why were you switching out the odometers on all those cars. >> reporter: george was not happy to see us again. the last time ktvu news spoke to him he was being arrested. he rolled back sometimes more than 100,000 miles on cars sold at his dealership in antioch. >> i don't even know what you're talking about. >> reporter: today he had even less to say. >> no comment. >> what do you have to say to your customers george. they deserve an answer. >> inside this contra costa county courtroom. >> i thought i was buying a reliability car. >> one of the victims, a former customer who didn't want to show her face did the talking. >> i am a single mom, i go to college and i need a reliable car to drive to and from and now i'm left with nothing. >> reporter: they pled to rolling back odometers and theft but will serve time in home confinement and no jail. putting them behind bars may have made it tougher to collect money for the customers who said they were ripped off. >> it's felony convictions he's going to be on probation. he's lost his business. >> do they regret making these deals. >> i think what they regret is the effect it's had on other people. i don't think they ever intended to injure or harm someone. >> at their dealingship, cars remain but the guevaras lost their license to sell them. remember the guy who blocked our camera, he was there too. >> eric i'm getting flipped out. >> with a special salute for 2 investigates. >> the guevaras have already placed $12,000 into a trust account to pay back some of the victims. they will be in court next month to find out the rest of the restitution.eric rasmussen, ktvu news. >> if you haveing in that you want eric to investigate, just contact us. or you can call us. checking in on these temperatures today. it did warm up a few degrees in some places. but it was still below the average. 77 in antioch. should be 95 right or at least that. low 90s. look at santa rosa 79. kind of cool, mild there was drizzle out there today. here's our live camera shot looking back at the bay area. there's the satellite loop. the low pressure that's been the culprit of all our cool weather, showery weather and stormy weather. kind of been sitting here for a few days and got caught up in the flow. you see it starting to go out. that rotation is going to go out into the great basin. it's probably going to be responsible for some significantly severe weather as we go into the next two or three days. so even though it's kind of benign for us. it gets out there it's going to explode and run into some warm gulf air and dry air from the north. could be a real problem. so we'll watch it but we get into a drier pattern obviously. temperatures outside right now are in the 60s. the microclimates tomorrow. you're talking about now 70 in oakland for a daytime high. 74 out toward lafayette. these numbers are not where they should be right. because out by clayton i would expect upper 70s and low 80s. this time of, this time of night. or this time of year but it's not happening. so brentwood 80 degrees for a daytime high. should be 93 something like that. here's what we have. we have a system to the north that will have an impact on us. watch. so this guy goes right. so normally the high would build in and we would get hot. 90s. but this next low comes down. doesn't bring us showers. but it gets close. nudges in. pushing the fog inland and sets us up with kind of a cool mild pattern. air quality is good. but forget the 90s. not happening with that guy there. that's how that is going to go. that's how a lot of next week is going to go is that cooler than average number. 82 in vacaville for a forecast high. the five day forecast then as you peak at it. temperatures these are the top tier numbers so you would expect top numbers here easy. that's as low as it gets. 85, 86 on tuesday of next week. the story is more cool weather. more of the same. those showers that blew through here they're done, they're gone. lake tahoe gets a bit of a break. thunderstorms back down. and we go, weekend is going to be fine. it's going to be nice. it's just not how it's supposed to be. 93, 95. it's not happening. >> we're looking to see the sun tomorrow and monday. we haven't seen a lot of it. >> you're flying tomorrow so that's good. >> that's what i need. >> i know you do. >> thank you, bill. and a popular beach is set to open two months after a pipeline rupture dumped thousands of gallons of crude oil at the coast. state parks official cleared refugio state beach. in may an underground pipeline rupture released 500-gallons of oil. almost 300 dead birds and mammals have been recovered. it's friday night. >> we're glad. >> thinking about the weekend. >> before we get out of here for the weekend. you're going to tell us that the giants had a really good night. >> big time. two top flight lefties going at it but the giants set a record. most sits at at that time ever. 22. it was social media night at the giant's ballpark this evening. you can tweet this. about time they blew somebody out the field for a change. grinding, nice every now and then. but how about a laugher. look at this kid. take the mask off when trying to eat a hot dog. a little jr. buster posey right there. pretty cute. in an 8-run 4th inning. justin maxwell scoring there. reload the bases off cole hamels and wow ticket to ride. how bad have they missed this guy. hunter pence grand slam and it's 9-1. later some icing, the all star. watch this shot to right. it leaves the yard, bounces away. and watch this fan get a little -- over zelous. i mean you don't have to pay me to jump into that water this time of night. it's been already a long season for the a's. a long record in the american league. contenders look ready to -- moss saying hello to bob melvin. the former a's d. h. a's up one on the fourth on a sacrifice fly. but gomes rips one into the corner. got himself an rbi double against kimball gray and 1-1. pom era nce big two run single for the indians. pretty much the end of the story right there. the way the a's are going 5-1 final. it's kind of become a basketball happening. summer league basketball in las vegas. where those on the fringe are trying to make an impression on the big boys and what an intriguing match up. warriors and cavaliers and actor john malkovich to check it out. and here you go. james, makadoo very promising player for the warriors. three assists, aaron craft, warriors own cleveland, winter, summer spring and fall. tired of those guys whining about not being healthy for the full-times. and the topic centers around what should have been a hall of fame career. john weighs in next. well you know the passing of the great kenney stabler comes much talk about his career. one of the many comments you heard probably the greatest quarterback ever not to be inshrined in the football hall of fame. when you examine some of his accomplishments in hindsight it looks as though snake really did deserve that high honor. his former coach john madden does know a thing or two about the game agrees. >> if you were to look at kenney stabler as an oakland raider, and you know you look at, we had great rivalries with the miami dolphins, one of the best teams in the history of the nfl and the pittsburgh steelers who were also one of the best teams in history of the nfl. and terry bradshaw is in the hall of fame. bob greece is in the hall of fame and look at kenney's record. and he played those teams. you have more than 80% only time kenney stabler quarterbacked in his career. the high school, college and pros they won the game. to that says a lot right there. all about winning. i have to quickly mention, veder against djokovic. >> thank you for joining us. have great weekend. we need a weekend. >> we do, have a good one. good night. ♪ how's it progressing with the prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows very shortly, sir. as you were... where were we? 13 serving 14! service! if your boss stops by, you act like you're working. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. rbara to pick up the bassinet. or we can save five hours and go around the corner to baby town. what are you doing all day? jay! it's fine, mom. no, it's not fine. today's manny's birthday. aw, jeez. i'm 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