also sex and aging j.b.'favorite topic. 34-year-old reese witherspoon says she's never felt sex your. can the confidence of age make you feel that way? we have tips to help you feel sexy no matter how old you may be. first the latest on the murder of hollywood publicist ronni chasen. police play it close to the vest as a possible lead comes to a surprising and abrupt end. cbs news correspondent ben tracy has the story from los angeles. >> reporter: ever since ronni chasen was mysteriously gunned down two and a half weeks ago, the beverly hills cops have said next to nothing about their most high-profile murder investigation. >> if there's one thing we've seen in the last two weeks, they knew a lot more than they were letting on. >> reporter: that's because earlier this week detectives showed up in force at this run-down hollywood apartment building to question harold martin smith, a so-called person of interest. but, he shot and killed himself in front of police. tmz reports there is not yet any physical evid

j.b. but a full hour after the crash there was still nothing on k c j b ok or any other radio station we don't play out over the radio radio stations have a radio station there have our ever heard or how come there is nothing on the radio or the t.v. yet should be someone originally bought it but. here is actual footage from inside the patrol car that night listen carefully you hear the radio playing music. and. there were eight commercial radio stations in my not six of them including q.c. j.b. had been bought by one company clear channel they were programmed from twelve hundred miles away the satellite i got the radio on. and just going through a toy phone case in g.b. who is the station for what at that time for emergency services only thing we heard on the radio was what time it was and the temperature what time it was and the temperature and that gets old one forty one forty five to fifteen to twenty oh it was awful only the time in town that's all we heard over and over and over and

. >> i'm thinking about taking that j.b. roll. >> so what do you think would be in your j.b. roll? >> he's a vegetarian, so i got to get creative with all the different vegetables. >> reporter: the governor is said to be renting a third floor corner lot. here's a look at what the inside of the lofts look like in general. the governor is expected to move in shortly which some say would boost the already cool vibe in this neighborhood. >> he brings so much energy and charisma wherever he goes that it can help but make it more fun. >> reporter: when he was governor in the '70s, he rented an apartment on m street. in the mid '90s as mayor of oakland, he rented a condo again near the hot spots. he'll once again be living in the middle of the action or now above it. but now he's married. his wife is the one who okayed this spot. >> definitely cool. hopefully he likes sushi. >> i think it's pretty cool. it will be neat to' him out and about, you know. >> you could be having lunch right at the next table. >> exactly. that's cool. >> that would be. the don't drive improvement project. tonig

j.b., let's show you tape of riding. at some point. >> all of them on my right side. i lacerated my liver. i lapsed a lung. tore an mcl on my knee. >> are we having fun yet? you love it, right? >> yeah. >> shane, there's a magic circle or cloud around you. we show you riding, injuries, not so much. not so bad. >> not too bad. i've had the same ones. i've broke my jaw, my ribs. >> those are the not so bad injuries, right? >> yeah. you can keep completing with them. >> knowing what you know about this -- i know it's in your hearts, where you come from. but would you have your kids do it, knowing everything you've been through? is it something you'd say go for it? >> if that's what they want to do, more power to them. if they don't, it doesn't bother me. >> my kids can do whatever. i know how it is with my parents. they hate seeing me ride. but they love watching me do it. >> i know it's a big joy for you guys. what's a big joy for us, is that you guys have put together the biggest drive i think we've seen so far. 300 coats

j.b. smoove unplugs the fridge, putting team perry's postseason dreams to rest. >> jimmy: the sports guy nearly doubled team she herald's score. >> the fighting kimmels fall to mchale. and he will not make the playoffs. >> i could care less. >> jimmy: and finally, kristen bell's squad snabed the final playoff spot with a convincing win over team carolla. let's look at the postseason. >> "jimmy kimmel live" fantasy league playoff bracket. brought to you by gmc! >> team simmons plays team bell. team kimmel plays team shepard. that's it. >> dicky: to follow all the playoff action, go to the "jimmy kimmel live" youtube channel and click on fantasy league for scores, videos and more. >> jimmy: "jimmy kimmel live," back in two minutes with music from the temper trap, beau garrett and mark wahlberg. moments ago, we gave this group of people stylish orbit packs. [ orbit trumpet ] let's see what they think. cork my canteen! churn my butterscotch! [ laughs ] shut the front door! more dirty mouths cl

is this j.b.? >> caller: yes. >> host: where did you go to the school? >> caller: i didn't go to the academy. world war ii veteran. >> host: go ahead with your comment. >> caller: we had a camp called camp robert smalls at great lakes. it's one of the first camped that admitted blacks at seamens, not just as attendants. and i'd like to ask mr. fleming, did he ever read the book "the goldman 13"? >> guest: no, sir. >> caller: that's a book you should read. it was the first black naval officers in world war ii. one of them happened to be my commanding officers on okinawa during the war. i like very much for you and other people that's listening to seek this book out. it was written at the academy. and colin powell prefaced it. >> host: thanks for bringing that up. >> guest: thanks, sir. >> host: john republican line. go ahead. >> caller: i think your pending all of the athletes a little too broadly. 1967, i got my appointment from the secretary of the navy as a qualified alternate. i spent most of my youth trying to get into the academy. coming from a stat

. >> dax shepard dumps j.b. smoove to put himself one win away from one of four coveted post-season spots. >> jimmy: the sports guy bill simmons wrapped up the regular season title with a tight win, over joel mchale who will not make the postseason. >> and finally, team kimmel beats team bell and clinches a playoff berth with a third straight win. >> jimmy: thank you for mentioning that, cousin sal. and as kristin bell can tell you kimmel puts the "k" in class. i beat you. that's devastating to your playoff hopes and -- >> just back off a little bit. >> why don't you just back off? >> back off. >> jimmy: you need the fridge to fight you? >> i don't need him. but he defends my honor because he's a real man. >> jimmy: dax, what do you think? >> i was just finishing my sketch of the fridge. it's pretty good. >> pretty good. >> beautiful. >> thank you. >> would you hang this in your house. >> jimmy: he would hang it on the fridge. am i looking at the real fridge or the picture? >> jimmy: talk, fridge. >> that's amaz

from colby college and his j.b. from boston university. welcome, sir. our next witness, ms. sandra hines, has had a flight delay, so they may not get here before we conclude this hearing. next i would like to welcome vanessa fluker. she's an attorney that practices in detroit, which some consider to be one of the nation's home foreclosure epicenters. nearly every day she is in court representing those at risk of losing their homes to foreclosure. she is a leader of the moritorium now coalition to stop foreenclosures, evicks, and utility shutoffs. thank you for being here, ma'am. over the years mrs. fluker and chairman conners have worked very hard to have the state of michigan institute a state-wide foreclosure moritorium. we will want to hear her explain to us why such a moritorium is needed. ms. fluker received her joint m.a. degree in 2002 from the w.s.u. law school and the department of political science. our next witness is tom deutsch. he is the executive director of the american security zation -- securitization forum. before that he practiced law in the law firm of k