tonight -- jerry o'connell. from "entourage," carla gugino. and music from t.i.h cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, and not a moment too soon, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy, thank you for watching, thank you for coming. what a wonderful group of humans. i have to say, mono log might not be so hot tonight. friend of mine sent me a website that on the website, you go on, and you can, you can send a text message from one person's phone to another person's phone. so -- i -- i -- on my twitter page, i put what the link is. i've been doing this like, 1,000 times today. i did it to you, did you know that? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i sent one from jonathan the drummer. did you know how it happened? : we had . >> cleto: we had no idea. >> jimmy: it sent dicky like six of them. >> dicky: this is like a super power you shouldn't have. >> cleto: yeah, it's that good. >> jimmy: dicky's band has a gig here in hollywood tomorrow night at the house of blues and everyone has been driving him crazy for tickets here

i know that he was at john o'connell when miss schulz was principal. william is survived by his grandfather, his mother, father, and siblings. a lot of siblings. he was a student at civic center secondary school and john o'connell and he loved to go fishing and to cook. his goal was to go to trade school to become a chef and open a restaurant. everyone at the memorial said with a shy, sweetie was, -- sweet kid he was. he was shy about love to please people. we adjourn are meeting tonight in memory of william. thank you very much. good night.

i know that he was at john o'connell when miss schulz was principal. william is survived by his grandfather, his mother, father, and siblings. a lot of siblings. he was a student at civic center secondary school and john o'connell and he loved to go fishing and to cook. his goal was to go to trade school to become a chef and open a restaurant. everyone at the memorial said with a shy, sweetie was, -- sweet kid he was. he was shy about love to please people. we adjourn are meeting tonight in memory of william. thank you very much. good night. i'm robert chief and i'm the park's supervisor in the parks in the sunset district. i've been working here for 3 years. we are 60-70 street below street level. the 64 acre park. the park is divided into 2 sections we are in the stern area. when you get over to pine lake meadow and pine lake, pine lake is considered a natural area. in 1847, the green family came out here, back then this was kind of an empty canyon and sand dun area. they claimed this property. in 1892. george green who's a second generation built th

and -- john o'connell. and also mr. duber has been there for this first year as principal and they will also be a transformation model. and -- those are the -- those are the schools and what we know as of now. you could see that i already identified five transformations and that's our maximum transformation and any other, any other option that we're going to choose, we would have to do the turnaround and that would be the principal and the staff. and next step, where we are right now, the community meetings are taking place at every school. and i do want to mention that next -- we had a meeting with several community agencies about how they can support the schools and that was home advocates and parents of public schools and jamestown and a lot of the agency that is support the schools. and -- we're having another meeting next wednesday in which the principals are going to come and give an update as to how the meetings have been going and where they are in the process. and so that just, right now, it is happening with o

katz and jean o'connell and others worked very hard on this. i ask how much it would cost, and they said that it was about -- and i asked what it was about. the estimates? we realized we needed to slow down because you only have one chance to make this task of the people in san francisco, and we made a tough decision, and people were none too pleased when i said i cannot support going forward in november 2004 with a bond until we do our due diligence, until we know how much this thinks cost and we can make a compelling case to the people of san francisco, one that would not meet with the critique and opposition of so many of our bonds are afforded in this city. we spent the last number of years, and we put up general fund money -- we have never done this in san francisco. we said we were going to do a lot of the pre development work. we would do our general funds to make sure we get this right, to figure out the medications, the traffic issues, to figure out exactly the design needs and actually make sure that we are providing the kind of insti

jack o'connell issued a statement: we remain fully committed to seek the strategies and resources demandedo accelerate our efforts to close the achievement gap among different groups of students by recreati recreating fundamental reform >> to take you back to our top story. an out of control vehicle slamming into people at a bus shelter in san francisco. five people were hit, seven hurt critically. don sanchez is there now. >> you say five have been injured. four actually have life-threatening injuries and have bn taken to various hospitals. it happened at san bruno and arleta at bay shore. taking away victims. after that car, according to investigats, shut down and the driver virtually had no control. she slammed into a group of people waiting for a bus. it was so hot, of course, today they were in the shade of the apartment building, not in the bus shelter. the san francisco fire department tells uwhat happened as thwoman was driving down the hill. >> her vehicle lost power. she lost the ability to brake, steer the vehicle. and as the vehicle was coming down the hill it gained speed and

this is mostly in districts one and four going to the schools in gal lay owe, balboa, o'connell, and mission. we are working as you know from our meeting yesterday, we are in very good dialogue with muni. we have a good relationship. and one request has come to us to make sure they have a kep of all -- copy of all of our melt schedules. those have not been produced yet. we'll be continuing this dialogue throughout the year. supervisor dufty: great, thank you. i do want to note that i think some of the discussion that took place at the committee today with the youth commissioner, also with muni, i think that there's going to be a fair amount of follow-up work that we'll do outside of the committee and then hopefully come back with these issues again as we get to the beginning of the school year and hopefully update on some things and have some news to report back. so with that, colleagues, i know there are some quorum issues that we're going to have if we go much longer. so with that, i would ask that we continue this item to the call of the chair so that we can reschedule it without

state superintendent jaek o'connell says the measure also help in the ""race to the top"" program which will bring in $700 million to fund the new curriculum. >> this curriculum is going to be historic. it will help better prepare our students for the global economy. >> critics say more work is needed to make the plan work for students learning english. california is the 29th state to approve these guidelines. >>> it has been a long wait at east bay bus stops lately as a judge weighs in on ac transit's labor dispute with its drivers and this evening that wait continues. this morning, an alameda county judge was expected to rule whether ac transit has the right to force a new contract on its employees. so far no decision has been made. bus drivers have been working under an imposed contract since last month. after three months, failed talks to reach a new labor deal. the transit agency claim the workers are staging a sickout to get what they want. >>> the brother of a san francisco giants player is behind bars this afternoon after an alleged dui incident in danville. 23-year-old caanan s

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o'connell and mr. baker can do this? i said not for a moment, and mitch mcconnell said we are planning and put together plans. i said this is good news. maybe john boehner is, too. the speech did not indicate to many thoughts about the future. it was much more centered upon of polarized political saturation. -- political situation. many are hopeful that if we have a republican majority, we will also have some ideas and programs and yet to articulate them. i will -- we will continue to work with senator mcconnell to do that. >> i am wondering if you heard from mitch daniels after publicly encouraging him to go in that direction. >> i had a good conversation with him in indiana just a week or so ago. he has made no commitment. this will not be the time in which we may get announcement that he will need to make at some point. i think he would be an outstanding candidate and a great president, but he will have to make that decision himself. >> senator, thank you for your time. we have just finished a wide- ranging conversati

like tonight, there's a community meeting i'm attending tonight at o'connell. those are really being generated from the schools. >> thank you. i know that -- the chair, supervisor dufty, thank you. >> no discussion. >> and supervisor campos. >> and kevin, could you talk a second about mission high school. because mission high school also appears on the list of the thousand best high schools in the united states and so, it -- i think is a little confusing and if you could help untangle that. >> you're going to make me cry. >> all right. it is deceiving. if you look at -- this are several things, the advanced placement data looks got admission high school and we're one of the top 1,000 high schools in the country for a.p. performance but you know, we really have to look at -- i think the -- the student population and -- as our own research manning and assessment office has said, there's a saturation effect you have when you have a significant -- percentage of the student population that are second-language learners and immigrants and others are identified for spe

state super and doesn't jack o'connell says he is deeply disappointed that california was not selectedile the head of the united educators as a of a disco told the chronicle yesterday that the race to the top imposes what he goes on for reforms. california is dishing out its own funds to state schools attend schools will receive part of a $45 billion grant the money is going to the schools because they have been identified as a persistently low performing the district promised to use the money to address problems such as truancy english as a second language and increase student attention. >> rear where this is a three- year window of opportunity, it will not be around forever is really to accomplish major movement forward. so that we increase the capacity so that we really make some gains in the carolinas gains. >> those grants were ordered to schools that for ford a transportation plan officials said, high school hopes to use the funds to accomplish academic gains that will continue when the grants expired. six of his officials are looking for help in making sure kids go to school the

. >> well, state summit jack o'connell says the money is badly needed. harder to make reforms. here to talk about this. this is really bad news. did dismally in the first round. 16th out of 19th. in the bottom in the second round. and we did make some changes, trying to push for charter schools and stuff. did it really come done to the teachers union and two big teachers unions did not sign on. >> the union in part, the legislature in part, after all the legislature could have pushed the issue they did not. voters, voters have not supported money for schools, left teachers unhappy. one fact, one important one. if you look at tennessee. $500 million the first time. they have a program that tracks every student and teacher, from day one until the 12th grade. here we are talking california, doing perhaps as much as 30%. comparing apples, oranges. the obama administration pushed. they said you are just not there. >> they really are pushing for a complete data system on all the kids. so we can see what is happening. and california is such a big state. we have more students. we have

jack o'connell issued a statement: we remain fully committed to seek the strategies and resources demandedo accelerate our efforts to close the achievement gap among different groups of students by recreating recreating fundamental reform. >> to take you back to our top story. an out of control vehicle slamming into people at a bus shelter in san francisco. five people were hit, seven hurt critically. don sanchez is there now. >> you say five have been injured. four actually have life-threatening injuries and have been taken to various hospitals. it happened at san bruno and arleta at bay shore. taking away victims. after that car, according to investigators, shut down and the driver virtually had no control. she slammed into a group of people waiting for a bus. it was so hot, of course, today they were in the shade of the apartment building, not in the bus shelter. the san francisco fire department tells us what happened as the woman was driving down the hill. >> her vehicle lost power. she lost the ability to brake, steer the vehicle. and as the vehicle was coming down the hill it gained

tomorrow night on the show, jerry o'connell, carla gugino, and mudz music from t.i. will be here to chat, as will sharon osbourne and the band truth and salvage company. so, it's confusing, i know, but just write it down. our first guest tonight is a fine young actor who, among other notable achievements, gave britney spears her first onscreen kiss. after that, she was never the same. she really wasn't. you can see him now romping romantically alongside drew barrymore in "going the distance" which opens in theaters september 3rd. please say hello to justin long. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> very good, thank you. >> jimmy: things are going well? >> sorry about britney. i take full responsibility for that. >> jimmy: i don't blame you, but something happened, and, you know, i'm just putting two things together. >> yeah. makes sense. >> jimmy: as a famous justin, do you feel competitive at all with justin bieber, because he's really cornered the market on this whole -- >> i feel like a kinship. >> jimmy: you do? >> yeah, from one justin to another. >

next week -- criss angel, justin long, juliette lewis, jerry o'connell, hayden christiansen, sharon osbournesbourne, hey monday, five finger death punch, and t.i. that's next week. our first guest tonight is a hollywood legend, responsible for six rockys, four rambos and at least one "stop! or my mom will shoot!" his new movie is called "the expendables." it's in theaters tomorrow. please say hello to sylvester stallone. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. have you ever -- [ cheers and applause ] there you go. what can you do? what are you going to say? >> wow. thank you. >> jimmy: he's not rocky. he's sylvester stallone. >> don't mess up a good thing. i was on a roll until you started. >> jimmy: how is everything? >> everything is really great. just got back from europe, we did six premieres in six days, six countries, so -- >> jimmy: really? >> right now, i'm still in kiev. we were in russia, germany, england, france and spain. >> jimmy: and the russians accept you even though you beat their hero. >> jimmy: i broug. >> i brought him with me. >> jimmy: glad you're gettin

and later this week, sharon osbourne, jerry o'connell, carla gugino, and t.i., so join us for that.ntion our announcer dicky barrett and his band the mighty mighty bosstones start their tour this thursday night here in hollywood at the house of blues. with a very special guest on bass clarinet, that being me. [ applause ] thank you. the bosstones then travel to washington d.c. -- allentown, p.a. -- philadelphia, new york city, at irving plaza, buffalo, detroit and finally the mohegan sun on august 24th. tickets are on sale at ticketmaster. our first guest is responsible for making the rat-tail hairstyle popular even in galaxies far, far away as anakin skywalker in "star wars." you can see him now with matt dillon, with regular hair, in the new movie "takers," opening august 27th. please say hello to hayden christensen. [ cheers and applause ] it's good to see you. >> good to see you. >> jimmy: i have to say, i was -- [ cheers and applause ] ladies, please. he knows he's handsome, calm down. we're talking about -- i find it hard to believe, it was more than ten years ago since that "

the state superintendent jack o'connell says those measures will help with the race to the top which in turn will help bring in $700 million to fund the new curriculum. >> this is an historic occasion. it means california's curriculum is going to be even more rigorous, more relevant, and is going to be aligned so that our students will have seamless educational opportunities. >> critics say more work is needed to make the plan work for students learning english. california is the 29th state to approve the guidelines. and new guidelines could be on the way for how school districts give out pink slips. massive budget cuts have led to teacher layoffs in almost every school district in the state but how do the pink slips stack up when comparing low performing schools versus wealthier neighborhoods? nbc's jodi hernandez tonight will see if the numbers add up. >> reporter: many say low income schools like this one here in richmond are constantly getting short changed as teachers come and go but there is a move under way to stop that revolving door as teachers and provide stability for kids

i was in the julio o'connell dancers when i was -- i'm not that much older than her, but at the time,en each other. >> how did you like that overprotective sister role? is that something you were able to draw real life experience from? >> yeah. i have a sister about the same age as drew. i do feel that way with her. i feel like i really would strangle anyone who would hurt her. >> justin long, he made a nice comment -- he had a nude scene and he grew up watching you. how uncomfortable -- >> he didn't really have a nude scene? >> kind of? >> he just decided to be fully nude. that's what happened? >> was that better for you? better for him? >> i don't know. i was -- i come into this one scene and he's -- he was supposed to be relatively covered, but the cover didn't fit, i guess, so i just -- >> one thing leads to another. >> i've seen a lot of justin long. >> let's talk about your career. i was reading earlier, 25 -- you've been making people laugh for 25 years. you barely look 25 years old, let alone -- >> oh, now, now, now. >> -- to have a career for 25 years. can you believe it when