and tatum? >> 1251, please. >> drew: 1251. actual retail price, $2,665. tatum, come on up here.e to see you. tatum, tell everybody where you're from. >> i'm from washington state! >> drew: hi everybody in washington state and you're a student? >> yes, i'm a student at clark college. >> drew: good for you. george, you know, basketball players get all kinds of perks when they're in college what do we have for her today? >> george: you are gonna like this tatum. it's a brand new jeep. ( cheers and applause ) it's the jeep wrangler sport 4x4. features a 3.6 liter engine, sunrider soft top and traction control, plus sirius satellite radio. it's the jeep wrangler. >> drew: name of the gape is called the dice game. i'm going to show you the first number in the price of the car, it's a. two all these other numbers are one through six. there's no sear ross, there's no number higher than a six, and one by one you're going to take a dice and roll it over the line. if it land on that number, ding ding ding, congratulations you got ta number. if it doesn't, you tell me whether you think the

my name is carol tatum and i came to san francisco from mobile, alabama in 1955. so, i went to james dylan. i went to balboa. i went to san francisco state, and sometimes i went to city college. and i didn't too bad. but in the '80s i worked on 3rd street and in the summer you have young people come in to work. and i had a difficult time trying to get them to do the things that i asked. and, so, i kept trying to figure out, what is wrong here? so, i decided that i would ask each child to write an essay as to why you want to be here. and what i found was that some of them would write an entire page, it would not have one punctuation mark in it. some of them could not spell, could not construct sentences. so, supervisor cohen, you ask how long. that was in the '80s. so, what we have today is children who are the children of the children from that time. so, this thing has continued. somebody mentioned the prison pipeline today. that is very real and it is very scary. and we jail a lot of young black men in san francisco. $50,000 a year it costs to keep a person in pr

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. >> bill clinton is to the democrats what channing tatum is to drunk girls. he got them very worked up, ready for a baby. and you could tell by the way he ended the speech that he knew it, too. >> and you must re-elect president barack obama. god bless you. and god bless america. ♪ [ laughter ] >> they call that the clinton clutch. [ laughter ] it's good to see they're getting along. >> the last two weeks, we all need a

my friend change channing tatum was in that.rite part of "magic mike" was? this part. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ it's raining men hallelujah it's raining men amen ♪ ♪ i'm gonna go out and let myself get absolutely soaking wet ♪ ♪ it's raining men we've got a great show for you tonight! mumford & sons are here. [ cheers and applause ] stick around, we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] >>> this election will determine the future of our country. and this election will be determined by -- the undecided voter. >> it seems that more than 96% of voters have already made up their minds about this election. well, i guess some of us are just a little bit harder to please. we're not impressed by political spin or 30-second sound bites. before you get our vote, you're gonna have to answer some questions. questions like -- >> when is the election? >> how soon do we have to decide? >> what are the names of the two people running? and be specific. >> who is the president right now? is he or she running? because if so, experience is ma

tatum's point about most of the folks that are african-american that live here, most of them live in public housing and there is a stigma associated with that or living in hud housing. you know, you come into it living in a very -- a neighborhood that people think is bad or you live in a population -- a pocket where people think it's bad. and it's hard to come in and feel great about yourself, especially if the teachers are like, oh, they're from that spot over there. so, i just think there are all these factors that need to be explored more and i really do hope between the hrc and this committee we can begin to do more work to partner with the folks in the neighborhood who are most impacted. (applause) >> i'll just say some really, really quick comments because i know there is another item after this that's pretty significant. but i want to thank everyone for coming out. and i do agree with the what pastor harris said. it has to come from the bottom up. there has to be some will that come directly from the community. ultimately i think that in our school system, i think systemically

. >>> police have no motive or police suspect the tatum and that may be linked to the takeover robber of a sickly creatures or robbery. five armed robbers stormed this port on bankrupt ave on tuesday night. it ordered workers and customers to the store and stole money from the cash registers. no one was is injured in the entire incident happened in less than a minute. >>> he was wounded in the chest when someone fired 16 shots into the family home in east oakland. he is recovering from five surgeries and a serious injury to his liver. >>> i was sleeping right here and in the bullets'. i felt a strong pain that was burning and i saw blood everywhere. i was going pretty crazy. >>> no one has been or roasted ham police said the don't know why the home was targeted. >>> reagan showed up at a community meeting at least help them a victory party in this report are stockton that is home to a museum. that area has seen an uptick in violence. he says his grandmother was robbed recently and he was attacked in his car. police are not doing much. >>> the only bit of advice he could give him was t

channing tatum and his wife play a couple on the verge of wedding vows after he faces his old sweetheart at a reunion. all are looking to show how much they have changed. "10 years" is rated pg-13. >> something for everyone. >> there you go. >> 5:50. 56 degrees at the airport this morning. a 14 affair ends 14 years of losing for the orioles. another walk-off thriller in sports. >> speaking of winning, here's a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. excuse us, while we change into something more comfortable. cool. introducing, the square sunnyd bottle. low detergent gasoline. the car on the right was filled up with bp gasoline with invigorate. which helps clean and protect its engine so it can get a few more miles per tank than the car on the left. go a little farther with bp gasoline with invigorate. now you have the power to lower gas prices with the bp visa with pump rewards. apply at choosebp.com you're going to travel through so many time zones, you're going to have jet lag for months. now sink your teeth into that big n' toasted if you're ready to soar. good. exits a

bill clinton is to the democrats what channing tatum is to girls. them really worked up, ready for a baby. you could tell by the way he ended the speech that he knew it, too. >> and you must re-elect president barack obama! god bless you and god bless america. ♪ don't stop thinking about tomorrow ♪ ♪ don't stop ♪ it'll be here better than before ♪ ♪ yesterday's gone >> jimmy: they call that the clinton clutch. but it's good to see that they're getting along. [ applause ] this is a fun way to watch clinton's speech. you know the game you play when you get a fortune cookie and you add the words "in bed" just for fun. worked pretty well for clinton's speech last night. >> one of the reasons we ought to re-elect president obama he's still committed to operation -- >> jimmy: in bed. >> you will feel it. you will feel it. >> jimmy: in bed. you see it probably works for any speech. not all the speeches at the dnc were as good as president clinton. i watched all day leading up to the primetime. some of them are very hard to sit through. most of them, senato

. >> did you see -- what was the channing tatum movie? "magic mike?" >> jimmy: yeah, "magic mike!"-- >> jimmy: put on your reading glasses. did you see the a -- >> oh, "magic mike!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, but i'm talking about this because, you know, i love the whole cast. you got christina applegate. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you got will arnett. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's a funny, funny show. >> and we got luka jones. luka jones is joining us. >> jimmy: oh really? >> yes. he's a good dude. >> jimmy: that's all new stuff this season. >> great dude. [ applause ] >> jimmy: we have a clip from the season premiere. here's maya rudolph and christina applegate in "up all night." take a look. >> and now, back to matt in the plaza. and now, back to matt in the plaza. >> go put this on right now. put it on right now. >> reagan, what are you doing here? >> put it on. >> no! this blouse is to die. >> it is not to die. >> get that funky ass blouse away from me. >> come here, let me -- >> stop it! >> don't hit me! >> well, don't unbutton me! >> don't hit me! >> i'm not hitting you. help! help! >> i'

star channing tatum still believes in his amazing work in the film that he'll direct it, if he needswho directed the original, may retire, he's now saying. and channing says he is ready to step in and fill those chaps. he has an idea for the film. it's a road movie, where a bunch of strippers reunite. it's riveting, people. riveting. let's make it happen. >> can i ask one question? >> yes. >> what story has possibly not been told about "magic mike"? what's left to be told? >> you don't understand the subtle undertone? >> i have another one. steven soderberg retiring? >> that should have been -- we buried the lead, perhaps. he is talking about it, reportedly. and channing is ready to fill the chaps. >> thankfully. >>> let's move on, shall we? as you know i love to cruise flea markets and hunt for buried treasure, so to speak. well, a woman at a west virginia flea market beat me to the holy grail of found fortunes when she bought a box full of stuff for $7. and there was a painting by a little-known artist named renoir. >> what? >> yes. it was an 1879 pointing by renoir, missing since