>> channing, channing, look up. >> jimmy: that's channing? >> look down. a dummy. that's not channing >> jimmy: wh >> you can attack? >> jimmy: what is this? >> are you attack -- are you g >> jimmy: no -- am i chopping? what do i do? >> punch the dummy. you've got a cro channing's got a cross-bow, this makes perfect sense. >> jimmy: all right. >> this is what the futu >> jimmy: wait, i'm hitting you in the head, right now. >> jimmy: can i punch this dude? >> yeah. >> you can -- you can knock his head off. yeah. there you go. there you go. [ cheers and applause ] >> channing: this is crazy. >> and this is compatible -- doesn't really matter. this is compatible with the playstation 4. >> jimmy: uhh! >> 1080p. >> jimmy: this is the most insane this is insane. >> and let's not forget a a technological marvel, rea when you think about it. >> channing: what is that? what's that -- what is happening? >> what's going on? oh. yeah, it's a dragon. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh my gosh! oh my gosh! no! >> channing: why'd they take my cross-bow away? >> jimmy: oh my gosh!

with channing. >> yeah, channing and i were on a flight for the first movie, and i don't know if eitherknow. he's just -- he's great, and fun and great. he laughs like a little bit, but we were on a plane once with him, and he was cracking up. he was like dying laughing. he's watching this movie on his laptop. >> jimmy: and you were in front of him or behind him? >> we were in front, and chan and i were like, "whoa, what? ice cube's laughing, like, really hard. like, what do you think he's laughing at?" you know? we got to figure out what it is so we can make him laugh. and we walked by the computer screen -- like, we walked by to go to the bathroom. we looked and he's watching "friday." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: his movie? >> yeah, he was watching his own movie. >> jimmy: he was watching his own -- dying laughing? >> he couldn't get enough of it, man. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i love that story so much, man. it's so good. >> he's the man. when we were writing the first -- when mike bacall and i were writing the first treatment for the first one, the first thing we wrote on paper was "we want

are you chan lee? >> but kosoul didn't give up.e saw there was another model home across the street, and he saw sarah walker arrive for work. >> oh, you know what? somebody just walked in. won't be able to stay on the phone. >> prosecutors believe he went inside and tried to rob sarah. >> give me that watch. >> there was a fight. while trying to subdue her, kosoul bit her, then he used his knife and stabbed her more than 20 times and cut himself in the process. nelson villavicenzio and his wife were just outside while the murder occurred. had they stopped in to say hello to sarah, they, too, might have been victims. in october of 2006, kosoul was convicted of capital murder, and sentenced to death. >> people will kill for the most trivial of reasons. reasons that no rational person would ever imagine. >> what the science did in this case is it made that defense attorney get up in his opening sentence and say my client was guilty and this was a robbery gone bad. he would not have said that if we hadn't had the physical evidence we h

something that would surprise us to know about channing?prising to know about channing? i think you kind of just know he's great at everything. >> but he's more than just eye candy, right? >> he's great at everything. he's a great friend. he's smart. he has great advice. just a good man. >> maybe we should get some sage wisdom from channing. >> you should. if i needed life advice, i would ask him, for sure. you can ask him for advice. >> perfect. we'll see what he has to say. the movie made us all probably relive our college days. you went to college here in new york, right? >> i did, briefly. i had a brief tenure at university. >> did it make you miss the college days? the laundry troubles? the bean bag chair? the shower caddie? >> we thought we were going to relive our college days. >> it makes you depressed, right? >> we shot at tulane. and all of the 18-year-olds to us, looks like they were 12. we thought we were young guys. it turns out we're not. >> we're actually old. crazy stunts, though. this is an action comedy. >> chan does all o

anybody, and we do appreciate your courage, and the efforts and i also want to thank commissioner chan and this was one of her babies and she stuck with it and i remember after the first year of finally deciding some type of training and curriculum, one of the questions was, how do we incentivize the officers and get them asked interested and there was a lot of discussion in how to do that and just by putting the program in and having the officers enroll that is an incentive of itself and that is wonderful to hear that they are understanding how important it is, and especially as the first responders and some of the tragedies that have occured during my time on the commission and that they understand the importance of it and they want to be a part tf is really exciting to hear and i want to commend you and everyone else that is inspiring them to do that. i also want to recognize since we are the first responders and it is the first step as you say and the training, has come a long way, and the 801 codes, are significant, because that was one of the initiatives, and the cit, and the off

them around. >> good evening, commissioners officer chan representing the captain. so i'll wait until all the commissioners have a chance to >> you can read them out loud. >> talk we have slow readers here. >> careful readers. >> i've discussions the proposed or recommended conditions with the gentleman which he agreed to. there are 7 we have and number one the first one will be no extended hours. the second will be no third party promoters unless registered by the entertainment commission and number thee so actually, i'm going to strike number 3 it pertains to alcohol >> so you want to strikes 3. >> yeah. so moving on to number 3 or 4 valid security guard graduate cards and number 5 e-mail the event calendar. and number 6 exterior security cameras to be installed and number 7 no event associated with party buses or party bus promotions >> go ahead commissioner hyde way i was wondering about the extend hours. >> the reason my discussions the gentleman his emphasis is running a sports bar so it's more he wants the entertainment to compliment his sports bar theme so a

. >> jimmy: channing. >> jonah. >> channing. >> jimmy. >> jimmy: sup? >> sup jonnah. >> chan. sup? [ door knocks ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy. >> ice cube. >> jonah. >> iced cube. >> channing. >> sup? >> what's up? >> jimmy: sup? >> sup? >> sap? >> jimmy: sup sup sip? >> sup sup sup sup sup suh-hup. >> su-huh-ha-ha sup-sup? >> saaaaah? >> ssss. >> sup-wiches? >> jimmy: suppy. >> sippy. >> jimmy: duppy. >> patrick duffy. >> sippy cup. >> jimmy: sup. >> sip sip sip. >> jimmy: su-puh? >> whassup? >> watzoof. >> whitzip. >> what is it that is up? >> sup? >> sup? >> sup. >> sup. >> sup. >> soup, lenitl soup. [ laughter ] >> what's in that puddin? >>[ sneezing ] sup. >> bless you. >> sop. >> soap. >> sup-puh-puh. >> sup? >> sup? >> [ pop sound ] sup. >> sup? >> sup? >> sup? >> sup? >> sup? >> sup? >> sup? >> sup? >> suuup. >> honestly, i've never told anybody in my life this before, but -- sup? >> suh -- >> suh -- [ harmonizing ] ♪ suuh -- >> sup! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to jonah hill, channing tatum and ice cube, the stars of "22 ju

jonah hill and channing tatum, whose chemistry is palpable as they've discussed in interviews on good. >> might as well be friends and not partners. >> honestly, when you're making a comedy, if you're friends and laughing, then that will spill over into the work. >> [ bleep ]. i love him, man. we pretty much just go and make fun of each other all day and they turn the cameras on. so it's really nice. >> give me a head start. >> while they're both big stars this true secret to the success of this film, according to the "hollywood reporter," is tatum. >> you look like you're about 8. >> channing tatum is the rare movie star that appeals almost equally to men and women. if you look at the exit polling a lot of women said they really came to see this movie because they love channing tatum. >> i'm your worst nightmare. >> when you have a star that appeals to both men and women you get the date night crowd, you get the couples. >> why are you trying to kiss me? >> i'm [ bleep ] trying to kiss you! >> you get people to say to their spouse or girlfriend, hey, you want to go see this movie? ye

channing tatum, here live. >>> and -- >> i'm walking on the block.ore. >> this feels really nice. >> michael heads back to the bronx with the global superstar, as we say -- >> good morning, america. >>> a gentle good morning, america, from j. lo. but not outside. they're going crazy outside in times square this morning. a little rain doesn't stop them one bit. >> nope. >>> also inside, our friend, spencer christian, back. while ginger is away. >> so great to be back. so great to see you guys. this is the happiest show on tv. i know because pharrell told me. i can't wait to get happy. >> we're glad you're here. happy you're here. >>> also this morning, a new trend for couples. i hadn't heard of this before. it's called a social media prenup. and couples are deciding what's on and off-limits to post online. before they get together. signing contracts, big penalties. and amy robach is having nothing of it. >> really? really? >> anytime there's a story like this, i immediately look to you. you can't hold back. >>> also, it was a big night for country mus

i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in baghdad today where he met with iraqi officials as the isis militants continue their push into baghdad despite that secretary kerry says that president obama has prepared a range of options for iraq in cairo before traveling to iraq kerry had this to say about the present state of both libya and iraq the united states of america is not responsible for what happened in libya nor is it responsible for what's happening

on the land, while on the ranch miller explained his stance with al jazerra correspondent melissa chan the views of the police have grown out of control with no repercussions. >> reporter: he was no stranger to police particular any in indiana where he had a criminal record. he posted videos to youtube under the name usa true patriot. he accounts when police arrested him in 2013. >> one of them came and stood right here in this hallway, by where i am standing now with an assault rifle. while another one illegally detained my wife. there in the living room, would not let her leave the house. police officers then came up my stairs here, without a warrant, by the way. >> reporter: miller's apparent anger turned to tears as he posted a message for his wife just before heading to jail. i just want you know that i love you so much. and i hope that yo you will come visit knee jail. he never expressed remorse in this video even though he was convicted of a crime. a year later while on the bundy ranch of called out government as the real criminal. >> a lot of these cram knowledges that we have

channing was like, we didn't watch any of this when you were pregnant. nowhere with nothing sclal. >> jimmy: when the kid was inside, safe. once the kid came out, this is the world. fat growing feeders. >> learn now. >> jimmy: wow, how about that. where do you shoot your television show? >> vancouver. >> jimmy: in vancouver. >> yeah? you take the baby up there? >> yep. >> jimmy: were you pregnant when you were shooting the show? >> no, i -- actually, i found out i was pregnant when we were filming the pilot. so there was this whole discussion about when the show got picked up, what are we going to do? you know, i'm clearly very pregnant and i play a, you know -- a sexy character. >> jimmy: do witches get pregnant? >> yes, but not in this show. not yet. but we -- you know. i'm super pregnant. and they're like, you have quite a few love scenes, what are we going to do about this? >> jimmy: yeah, what are we going to do about this? >> there was a whole thing. there was talk of me filming half of the season super pregnant. if anyone saw me, i literally would

wrestle channing tatum?o arm wrestle channing tatum friday on the show. >> steve: you are going to arm wrestle channing tatum? >> jimmy: that's right. i'm going to arm wrestle tanning chatum. [ light laughter ] but first, we've got a fun show tonight. his films have grossed nearly eight billion dollars. he's a giant movie star. [ cheers ] he's the best. his latest "edge of tomorrow" is out on friday. it's getting great reviews. it's got like 91 percental positive on rotten tomatoes. he did. it's actually a fun movie. "edge of tomorrow." tom cruise is here. he's in the house. [ cheers and applause ] don't mess around with tom cruise! plus from the hit show "keeping up with the kardashians" kendall and kylie jenner are joining us. [ cheers and applause ] we love kendall and kylie. and we have music from the pretenders' chrissie hynde. oh my goodness! [ cheers and applause ] oh i love her so much. you guys ever go on twitter? [ cheers and applause ] and you see a tweet from a a celebrity that looks like it make

his latest alongside channing.eet. >> we're going back to high school. >> yeah. you going to n.c. state. somebody is out there cooking up a new drug, it's mixed with god knows what else. >> whypy. >> stands for work hard yes. they focus for studying then party like it's 1999. >> we're going to college for real? >> why every time you talk, i'm going to throw up. >> 21 jump street opens tomorrow. welcome ice cube. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> what's up, jimmy? >> how you doing? you watching the nba finals or more of a world cup soccer kind of guy? >> let's see. let's see. checking out the finals. my lakers ants in it. but i'm checking it out. >> it's been a tough season for the lakers. you have season tickets, right? >> i got a box, man. >> oh, a box. the icebox. do you go to all the games? >> not really this year. you know, they been losing, i been working. so it kind of worked out for me this year. >> do you play a lot of basketball? i know in the past, well, in the song, it was a good day.

my name is gavin chan and i i am an incoming senior. and i am also the school district student delegate elect for next year. i am very delighted and privileged to represent the student leadership on behalf of our peer constitutes who voted for me to represent their student voice. >> good evening, president fewer. superintendent carranza and the board of education, i am elizabeth jones and i will be a senior at the school of the arts next year and i am the interim student delegate for the summer and i am very thankful to members to electing me and, nominating and elected me for this position and i am excited to work with you this summer, thank you. >> does that conclude the student delegate report? >> not yet. >> we would like to say that we have had and i will go first and i had a great experience on the board of education and i want to thank you all for helping me out and talking me through things and when i don't know what to do here and it has been a really great learning experience and so thanks. >> thank you, all for this really gr

the fire forced evacuations of about 50 homes on channing way and contempo marin. fire was contained in about two hours. >>> developing news, a fire is burning now in kern county. the shirley fire has prompted evacuation in wafford heights. the fire started friday night and has grown to 1,800 acres. more than 500 homes are under mandatory evacuation orders. fire crews say the flames are putting out a lot of smoke and it could cause breathing problems for some people in the area. >> it's been very hot and the winds have been slightly erratic. that's the toughest challenge that we have. the firefighters will, as the sun goes down, everything calms down, they'll be able to aggressively attack the fire. >> 450 firefighters are fighting the flames it is 10% contained. >>> new details in the muni labor dispute. the current contract for san francisco muni operators expires today. there's no word of progress on a new deal. the last known contract talks happened wednesday. today transportation officials tell abc 7 news they want to resume mediation early this week. there ar

channing tatum is just blank. >> have you seen "true detective"?sa says they are moving forward with plans to capture an asteroid and put it in orbit around the moon. please. it is so astronauts can explore it. that's what they call it. the process of snagging the space rock is like poking -- popping it in a bag with a draw string. you bag it attach the proportion module to de spin it and bring it back to where you want it. the mission is scheduled to take place five years from now in 2019, the same year i turn 30. this is exciting to me, but i bet you are not that excited. 32 feet of asteroid. >> listen, the thing that freaks me out is when you hear these nerds talk about this. >> you are calling them a nerd? >> in a good way. >> the fact they can do this, i think if you can do that, why can't you do something a little more helpful like guide the asteroid into robin thicke's home? you know what i'm saying? >> or maybe into the home of isis. >> or the home of isis, exactly. >> that is a great idea. >> why are we wasting money on this? we should be

people who couldn't get in yelled at chan and called him a liar and a con man.aid he did it to prove to americans that there are chinese flan throppists in the world. >>> paul mccartney announced new dates for several u.s. concert appearances but the one in san francisco has not been changed. mccartney had to cancel several shows in japan and soh korea when he was hospitalized with a viral infection. today he posted a date on youtube. >> everybody's been asking me how i feel. i feel great, thank you very much for asking. feeling great, rocking and rolling. ♪ yeah! >> mccartney's u.s. tour will now start july 5th in albany, new york. the candlestick show august 14th was supposed to be the fur's final performance. several performs have now been rescheduled for september and october. >>> it's time for a last check of our weather with spencer christian. >> here's a time lapse view this afternoon from our east bay camera, emeryville, looking at low clouds, traveling across the bay, high clouds seeming not to move at all. we've had heaareas of mist and drizzle in case

. >> channing tate tum is here.are on next. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >>> call it an uber bet by wall street, investors are kicking in billions of dollars in to the car service app. they wrapped up another round of fundraising, they now are valued attitude more than $18 billion. according to analysts that makes uber the most valued start up. it's worth more than other bay areas like drop box. in a blog post, the company's ceo said that it means that umpire b-- that uber is no longr a scrappy start up. >> science activities call it a remarkable -- scientists call it a remarkable break through, fasting could jump start it. researchers at usc found that elderly patients would benefit

his latest, alongside channing tatum and jonah hill, is called "22 jump street." >> same identity, same're going back to high school? >> you look like you're 50. you're going to nc state.ooking somebody's out there cooking up a new drug. it's adderall mixed with ecstasy mixed with god knows what else. >> whyphy? >> it stands for work hard, yes, play hard, yes. these kids get laser focused for about four hours of studying, then they party like it's 1999. >> going to college, for real? >> why every time you speak am i going to throw up? >> jimmy: "22 jump street" opens in theaters tomorrow. please welcome ice cube! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> what's up, jimmy? >> jimmy: how you doing? you're watching the nba finals or more of a world cup soccer kind of guy? >> let's see, let's see, checking out the finals. my lakers ain't in it, but i'm checking it out. >> jimmy: it's been a tough season for the lakers. >> sad. >> jimmy: you have season tickets, right? >> i got a box, man. >> jimmy: oh, a box. the icebox. do you go to the -- [ laughter ] do you go to all of the games? >> not really this

i'm manila chan and you're watching r.t. america insurgents are now closing in on baghdad the latest reports show that isis and offshoot of al qaeda are closing in on the volatile country's capital and just this week alone isis captured key cities across iraq including mosul and to create a sensually eliminating the border between iraq and syria president obama held a press conference earlier today where he put a war weary nation at ease stating that the u.s. would not be placing boots on the ground and confirmed that other options are on the table but he didn't rule out military action completely take a listen. the united states is not simply going to involve itself in a military action in the absence of a political plan. by the iraqis that gives us some assurance that they're prepared to work together we're not going to allow ourselves to be dragged back into a situation in which while we're there we're keeping a lid on things and after enormous sacrifices by us as soon as we're not there suddenly people end up acting in w

i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america. the isis crisis continues as insurgents battled the government for control of iraq's largest oil refinery near to crete the ground near the baiji refinery became a battlefield as troops loyal to the shiite led government held off the isis militants who stormed the perimeter threatening national energy supplies this fight iraqi government calls for the u.s. to help ward off the insurgents with air strikes president obama announced his plans for the u.s. response in the afternoon following a meeting with his national security advisers. air strikes are not in the cards for now however the president says he'll be sending three hundred military advisors to assist air rocky forces in a security and intelligence capacity he is also working to secure the embassy in baghdad by relocating personnel and sending in reinforcements to protect u.s. facilities the president also said the u.s. will increase its intelligence and reconnaissance efforts to better understand isis the u.s. has already sent

i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america. overnight clashes with shiite militia men in iraq leave forty four dead and much of the city in the hands of sunni militants from the islamic state in iraq and syria or better known as isis president obama has already deployed two hundred seventy five u.s. armed forces to iraq to provide support and security for u.s. personnel at the embassy in baghdad officials within the administration say that the u.s. is also considering air strikes on areas now controlled by the insurgents along with sending one hundred more troops to further train the iraqi forces as the clashes in book continue government forces are focused on regaining control of the very strategic city it's the last city between isis insurgents and the capital baghdad as the sunni al qaeda offshoot push the shiite government further south with fewer and fewer government strongholds in the country but just who is this group who is isis we're hearing so much chatter about this organization but how powerful are they really i was

my name is alex chan. i live with martha menendez at [speaker not understood] excelsior district. we under the program and what was going on. basically i think our issue that the deal or the negotiation with dpw is not what we agreed to. so, i think we'll try to resolve that with the dpw staff members. but we have the documents to kind of justify our argument here. thank you. >> okay, thank you very much. and if you would like us to get a translator, we're happy to do that as well. thank you. next speaker. >>> good afternoon, my name is jackie olson and i reside in excelsior district. 700 avalon, and we had received a notice last year that sidewalk repairs were required, which we had completed and paid the contractor to do. now we received a notice saying that there's a public hearing that we're going to do the work. the inspector told us they would be back to inspect the work we had completed. we never heard from anybody and don't know why we're receiving this notice. so, i would appreciate some help. thank you. >> [speaker not understood]. you can share that with dpw officer, of

i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america today marks the two year anniversary since weiqi leaks founder julian assange has been holed up at the ecuadorian embassy in london the forty two year old australian sought refuge at the embassy to avoid extradition to sweden for a four year old sexual assault claim against him a claim that a songe vehemently refutes artie's pauline boyko is in london with more. step out of one of the world's most famous department stores and there's always a policeman nearby they're not worried about shoplifters but the perpetual presence of one man inside that building is to his since june in the sun so refuge in london's ecuadorian embassy inside a bottom floor flat in this red brick mansion in that time the wiki leaks editor in chief has still managed to run for the australian senate and become the subject of a hollywood film he's also had to share the title of the world's most famous whistleblower off the n.s.a. contractor edward snowden revealed details of mass government surveillance pr

i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america. like a scene out of a movie just weeks before blackwater guards killed seventeen iraqi civilians in baghdad back in two thousand and seven the government security contractor was under investigation and investigation that was cut short new revelations of a death threat against the government's chief investigator have now emerged according to documents obtained by the new york times blackwater manager daniel carroll met with special agent john ritter and state department manager analyst donald thomas jr to discuss their investigation into the firm's sub standard dining hall facilities and that's when carol allegedly said i can kill you right now where you sit and no one's going to do a thing about it because of where we're at now that's according to richard official statement of course and donald thomas corroborated his story and said in his own statement that blackwater went on to say i could shoot you and kill you here in iraq and no one would do anything about it because that's the w

i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america three hundred american special forces are prepping to head into iraq as president obama announced yesterday saying they'll be in the war torn nation solely for advising roles but while the president emphasized the forces will not be returning to combat loyal followers of anti-american shiite cleric will talk to al assad or warn that an attack on those american soldiers would be eminent secretary of state john kerry will also be in route to the region beginning this weekend hoping to broker peace talks among shiite sunni and kurdish leaders also increasing pressure on iraq's prime minister was iraq's shiite spiritual leader grand ayatollah ali sistani. who today called for a new more effective government as the isis sunni militants continue the attack on the big oil fields isis has also seized a former chemicals weapons complex with a stockpile of munitions although the u.s. state department says that there are new civil joining me now to talk about the sectarian violence in th

i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in baghdad today where he met with iraqi officials as the isis militants continue their push into baghdad despite that secretary kerry says that president obama has prepared a range of options for iraq in cairo before traveling to iraq kerry had this to say about the present state of both libya and iraq the united states of america is not responsible for what happened in libya nor is it responsible for what's happening in iraq today the united states shed blood and worked hard for years to provide iraqis the opportunity to have their own governments meanwhile back stateside senator rand paul is weighing in on the subject that kentucky senator feels that the u.s. has turned parts of the middle east into quote a jew hottest wonderland take a listen we went into libya we got rid of that terrible could offer you know what should she hardish wonderland over there is she ought to everywhere if we were to get rid of assad it would be a jihad is wonderland in

let's bring in rosalind chan. breaking news.are there any little girls in china -- what is going on? >> it is amazing what it can do. this is very important for mattel. onis really trying to focus raising brand awareness and china gets its name out there in a market where maybe it was less familiar before. it has been working hard not just because it is a huge market, but also to offset lackluster sales growth in other places. strategy toheir target the local consumer in china, mattel's china manager had this to say. make this brand more relevant to chinese girls. thisyear we are launching for the chinese girl. we believe every girl in the golden see with its own unique challenge -- >> this seems a little different. as i recall this is not the first time mattel has been in china. the first time it didn't work out so good. ofmattel did launch a house barbie concept store in shanghai in 2009. it had to close in 2011 because it wasn't shipping and. it had to cut by at least 30%. some people say that is down to mattel not quite targ

i'm derrick chan of fidelity investments. one-second trade execution is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. call or click to open your fidelity account today. >>> airlines one of the hottest trades of the year but some traders think that is about to charge. mike here with options action. >> jetblue traded seven times its average daily put volume and almost all of that activity looked like the july 10 and august 10 puts. what it looks like to me, an institution may have been selling the july 10 puts about 5,000 times and then going out and buying the august 10 puts, paying about 35 cents for those. obviously that would be a bearish bet and jetblue would below the $10 strike price by the 35 cents you paid. >> are you bearish, guy adami, on jetblue? >> no. >> given the rise it's had since may. >> finally that $10 level, no, listen, i see what mike is talking about, but i think this stock has a lot of catching up to do. i like jetblue. >> thanks to mike. we come right back with the first trade tomo

the fire did get close to home on channing way, channing heights. >> reporter: fast moving flames, fueled by dry grass burned on a hillside in san rafael. it has dozens of evacuees running. >> i came running down here you could see the fire is only about 100 yards away. >> reporter: but flames were dangerously closer to those at the bottom of the hill in the contempo marin neighborhood. >> i've lived here for a decade, i've never been this scared in my life. >> reporter: she says flames burned near the back of her mobile home. the fire could have been catastrophic but thankfully the homeowners had cut back the grass. >> the fire will come. >> reporter: one man was arrested for throwing an object at a firefighters because police say he was upset with their response time. the newman says these firefighters are heros for saving their homes. >> a lot of our houses i'm really happy, we're really proud of them. >> reporter: that man was cited for attacking a fire fighter. >>> word of a plea deal for an executive charged of hit-and- run charge. ed received a reduced sentence of 30 days in jail.

melissa chan identified one of these in san francisco. >> sam sedowski expense her day in the tenderloin her parents had kicked her out of the house. >> there's a lot of congregation and just an monthsity towards you. and i didn't come to san francisco because of that. but i knew that it would be easier, or i knew that i would be more accepted. >> she's one of hundreds of homeless young people in the city. >> most of the kids we see come from really expensive histories of abuse and neglect and poverty. >> major american cities have seen their homeless populations rise sometimes by double digits and many of these are teens. while this group is very difficult to track, one thing experts say is they are especially susceptible to drug use. for cash she sells spare syringes, and drug addicts, whether it's heroin, crack or whatever they can get their hand on. she also admits to turning tricks, having sex for drugs. >> 75% of homeless teens turn to drugs or alcohol. they are also disproportionately lgbt. lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender. as for their total population most organizations agr

these guys come from good backgrounds and good families and channing saw "magic mike" with his sisterget a job >> how did you guys learn to dance like that? >> i'm still trying to learn. >> hoda wants to learn. >> about a year and a half of practice. figure it out. >> will you show us your moves? show us your moves. have a little music. ♪ feels like the first time >> oh, my god. >> look at those abs. >> what is going on? >> what is that move called? >> down. next. >> this one right here. >> is that the robot? >> something like that. >> the sexy robot. >> oh, my god. caesar. look at those hips. >> what is going on? >> something down in dallas. >> you guys. >> if all the women at home didn't wake up with their cup of coffee, now they are awake. >> play a little spin the bottle? >> play spin the bottle. talking strippers. >> let's head to the spin. all right. this is a little game that we play. spin the bottle. will you spin the bottle for us and ask a little question. it goes the other way. >> got it. that way. >> okay. >> you can pick one right now, there should be something behind it.

at that time, at least they were welcome. >> melissa chan, thank you. joining us to talk about this is randy blasack, the professor of sociology. randy, welcome. >> hello. >> how big a problem are groups like the one that jarrod miller were connected to? >> well, there's a large number of these groups. there's about 1300 antigovernment groups and about 300 of those are patriot militia groups. but the wider problem is not the groups. there's a lot of people who believe in the ideology who aren't associated with any formal groups. it is kind of like a counterculture than a series of groups. in the old days when you had the can you cluck clan and the aryan nations, the general distrust in the government to what they believe in a second american revolution. >> groups like these that are found on the internet and unfortunately tolerated by some, when the people end up committing horrible crimes. how do you know which members of those groups have that potential? >> well, that's exactly the problem. the new philosophy, what thearl called leader -- what they're

again, people may change their mind and chan sides, how do you, you know, the thread of perjury is a strong one and needs to be done with care. item 2, people submitting no more than one. it one clear from me from the supervise's description how one person in the past can submit more than one on one item, but what i'm concerned with is a person should be allowed to submit into lottery or be interested in commenting on more than one ballot measure. it wasn't clear to me when you say "no more than one that a person can submit a ballot argument for measure a and b." that should be allowed in my opinion. as for the endorsements, i think those are sometimes overly complicated especially when somebody has made endorsements. >> your two minutes are you up. >> sir, can you -- can you repeat your sentence for the endorsement? >> i have had ballot arguments where i had to get the permissions from the person who people that i was naming as endorsers and we did that successfully but if it was the political club or the sierra club or someone who had written an argument in the newspaper, i think t