marvin gaye's sexual healing. ♪ sexual healing, baby, oh >> what a way to scare your enemy?be they are trying to warm them up. marvin gaye has warmed a lot of people up. >> they roll around on the ground to get the excess water off. >> jump in the cold water, in a thong and get to do this at the end. >>> a reckless driver weaves in and out of traffic. you just know nothing good can come of this. >>> a nasty spill. the remarkable story behind their survival. >>> when you look at this video, you think this guy is mimicking or following this motorcycle to see how fast it's going, and then you realize, no. this is in moscow. there is a motorcycle in front. but the passenger shooting the video shows us twice how fast this car is going and it reaches speeds over 110 miles an hour. and you can see it weaving in and out of traffic and then into a tunnel and you are thinking, you know what? nothing good can come from this, nothing does. two lines of cars and is he going to make it between those? >> oh! >> he hit like ten cars. >> watch that again. >> you know what that made me think

>> leave that to stevie, marvin gaye.ike music that is upbeat and wants to make you dance and choose lyrics that are really inspiring. as a young black artist, i really -- my goal in every song is to try and be a positive influence for a younger, up-and- coming artist, to show them that you can make great popular music while having something good to say. i have seen the effect that a lot of the negative hip-hop music and r&b has had on our young kids. tavis: you work with young kids to. >> yes. i have the robert randolph music and arts resource center coming in newark, new jersey. it has been a big battle trying to shift through all of the stuff with the board of education. tavis: it is politics. >> it has been a headache, man. this is a problem with our school systems. it is not the teachers. now we have the robert randolph music and arts resource center coming soon. we will be working with kids, working with parents in the inner cities, underprivileged kids. tavis: i assume there will be a music program somewhere in the

what about marvin gaye? something like that.t are we doing? i'm so bored. >> jimmy: no! stop! >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: let's talk about -- >> bring out alyssa milano. let's see how she held up. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, she -- >> how'd she look? >> jimmy: she's beautiful. >> what? >> jimmy: she's stunning. >> is she stunning? >> jimmy: she's stunning. >> her new show, my wife watches. she's loves it. "mistresses." >> jimmy: "mistresses." >> where -- i was hunting to see what she looked like. >> jimmy: she's hiding. she's hiding. >> i used to be hot for her when i was younger, you know. >> jimmy: well, everyone had a crush on alyssa. >> you crush on her? >> jimmy: everyone did. she's gorgeous. >> you never really got out there and dated. you got married. >> jimmy: yeah. >> your "saturday night live" success and all that -- you never really were on the scene. >> jimmy: no. >> i used to think you were so gay. [ laughter ] because -- i still think -- >> jimmy: you still think a little bit? >> i think you're gay. >> jimmy: oh, my go

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