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. >> sabrina: [ scoffs ] patrick. >> patrick: i'm just kidding. >> sabrina: good. >> patrick: but tell me again that i got nothing to worry about with you and this guy. >> franco: i don't get it, heather. what is this? an attempt to make order out of the modern chaotic universe or just a new low in minimalism? and it's -- it's not that i don't appreciate your little birthday gift, but... i just think it may have cost me the only chance i had with carly. >> diane: carly! >> carly: what? diane, what is it? >> diane: well, good morning to you, too. can you please tell me where franco's room is? my client is not returning his lawyer's calls. >> carly: room 403. tell him his bill is due and i want my money. >> diane: yes, well, that may be a problem. >> carly: not a problem for me. i have other things on my mind. [ thudding ] >> kiki: oh, gosh. what time is it? it can't be morning already. is it? >> michael: yeah. >> oh, sorry. we have to clean this place after the wedding party last night. >> michael: we just need a minute, if that's all right. >> you know, most of our newlyweds spend the

>> sabrina: we worked it out eventually. but for future reference, emma does not like eye drops, and she's not afraid to say so. >> patrick: i'll keep that in mind. so, your friend from puerto rico -- did you guys find each other? >> sabrina: um...actually, yeah. he showed up a little bit ago. >> patrick: showed up where? >> sabrina: here. apparently, he talked someone at the hospital into giving him your address. he's kind of charming that way. >> patrick: so, what's this charmer doing in port charles? >> sabrina: he said he was here on business. >> derek: carlos, my man, that was a thing of beauty. >> carlos: what can i say? i'm an artist. >> derek: no, no, no. more like a magician. sonny's ship came in, then poof! it's all gone up in smoke. what the hell happened there? >> carlos: oh, i...caught it on something running from the scene. >> derek: you're bleeding. >> carlos: it's nothing. i'll get it checked out later. [ sirens wail distantly ] come on. let's get out of here before the cops sta swarming in. >> derek: yeah, y

i'm looking for sabrina santiago. >> sabrina: [ gasps ] [ laughs ] ooh. what's that for? >> patrick: for being you. >> sabrina: wow. you must really miss my glasses. >> patrick: mm-hmm. so much so, i sabotaged your contact lenses. thank you... for giving me the push i needed to get over britt and the baby. >> sabrina: patrick... you know i don't expect you to just forget everything that britt put you through. >> patrick: i know, but you were right. i have so much to be happy for, and -- and that includes you. >> sabrina: well, aren't you

>>que paso, mi sabrina. mi sabrina es así, es natural, y así dice las cosas. entonces la banda bien >>si, la banda la tenía muchos años atrás antes de entrar en televisión estilo heavy metal >>y mientras yo canto toco teclados y actos de sadomasoquismo (risas) >>estoy haciendo un reality del tras de cámara de la banda sin censura >>uff, imaginense como va a estar >>mucho llama la atención por lo largo de estos años.es difícil mirante al rostro, mamacita >>tengo guinness world records, llegué a tener 10 kg por cada una, >>y la espalda >>me la cuido muy bien, hago ejercicio de alto soporte >>te hago una pregunta, por qué te las quieres reducir? >>hice una encuesta en facebook y twitter, todos dicen no. que va a cambiar el curso de la historia (risas) >>la tierra va a dejar de girar >>quiero cambiar de imagen, verme diferente, o sea con mis locuras pero más chiquitas >>y es una locura? >>si, pero se niegan los fans, dicen que van a hacer un planton en el ángel estas se pueden rellenar con una solución salina. >>y que te dice el doctor >>que todo esta

you've reached sabrina. leave a message, and i'll call you back. [ beep ] >> patrick: hey, beautiful. it's me. just wanted to call and check on emma and tell you how much i appreciate you covering for me today. and, uh, yeah -- felix mentioned that a friend of yours from puerto rico came looking for you. just wondering if you guys, uh, connected. >> sabrina: what are you doing?! >> carlos: what i've been waiting to do for a very long time. i'm kissing my girl! >> carly: hey! >> michael: hey, mom! you look great. >> carly: thanks! i had to find a dress last-minute, because ava just told me yesterday about this big party she and sonny were throwing for the newlyweds. >> michael: yeah, don't feel too bad. i only found out like a few minutes ago. >> carly: morgan? >> michael: kiki. >> carly: kiki invited you to their wedding celebration? >> michael: yeah. she thought it'd be a way for me to, uh, give them my blessing. >> carly: michael, that is the last thing you should be doing. >> morgan: so, does this mean yo

sabrina schaefer. rich karlgad. john candy. is this putting us in danger? >> it is. it's difficult to follow the powell doctrine, you remember colin powell. he said we ought to have the resources to fight two wars at same time in different parts of the world. we can't do that today. we should invest 6% of the gdp in the defense. as we did in the reagan years. we have can't afford to do that because we're so far behind the curve on the debt issue. >> is it a security risk? >> i'll disagree with rich. we spend more than top ten behind us combined on defense. if there is a national security issue, we defend the richest countries and regions in the world without defending the united states. if youook at the depth more broadly, if anything makes us safer, china is less likely to bomb us if we owe them money than if we don't owe them money. >> david: we spend a lot of money on defense. with jim imhoff says we don't ve enough, i listen. >> he's right on long-term implication of what we do on the budget. not just the deficit or the level of the national debt, david. this pre

sabrina schaefer. rich karlgaard. john candy. is this putting us i danger? >> it is. it's difficult to follow the powell doctrine, you remember colin powell. he said we ought to have the resources to fight two wars at same time in different parts of the world. we can't do that today. we should invest 6% of the gdp in the defense. as we did in the reagan years. we have can't afford to do that because we're so far behind t curve on the debt issue. >> is it a security risk? >> i'll disagree with rich. we spend more than top ten behind us combined on defense. if there is a national security issue, we defend the richest countries and regions in the world without defending the united states. if you look at t depth more broadly, if anything makes us safer, china is les likly to bomb us if we owe them money than if we don't owe them money. >> david: we spend a lot of money on defense. with jim imhoff says we don't have enough, i listen. >> he's right on long-term implication of what we do on the budget. not just the deficit or the level of the national debt, david. this presi

sabrina, is there going to be some kind of compromise beeen the parties? >> i think there probably will be. but look, right now, the president is on the defensive. we see him starting to go out on a tour to defend big government. and at the same time, stron majority of americans are saying they want to reign in government. i think that the president actually looks bad here. pointing fingers, using words like extortion. going to kansas saying big gornment is good. >> david: rick, the american people don't like obamacare. they don't like details of it. they want to put off and they want to change. can the president continue to go against their wishs? >> let's be clear what the wishes. are while the american people, the majority do not like obamacare at this point, absolutely true. the overwhelming majority do not want it happen the way the republics in congress are tryi. they do not want it defunded or revoked. they do see things they think they want -- >> david: hold on, hold on. why doou say these things? >> wait, wait, wait, wait, please. >> david: we can

sabrina, what about the obamacare taxes? the president now saying yes, taxes are going to go up, after he promised they wouldn't. >> completely unsurprising. this is not complicated. they demand they provide something to americans they don't want nor need. we have teetotalers getting the alcoholic rehab and men buying prenatal care. it'scid clous. of course there are taxes. only way to pay for the spending we have. there are plenty of taxes. >> rich, even as rick said, even if those taxes that only fall on the upper tier, if you are taxing medical devices you know that the companies make the medical devices will pass the taxes on to the consumers. right? >> or they will go offshore. we will lose the major american industry. taxes are going to go up, because young healthy people are not going to sign up for the exchanges. there, there will be a huge shortfall in cash. therefore taxes will go up way more than anyone is thinking. certainly than brother rick is thinking here. this is an abomination. missing in action is role of

sabrina, is there going to be some kind of compromise between the parties? >> i think there probably will be. but look, right now, the president is on the defensive. we see him starting to go out on a tour to defend big government. and at the same time, strong majority of americans are saying they want to reign in government. i think that the president actually looks bad here. pointing fingers, using words like extortion. going to kansas saying big government is good. >> david: rick, the american people don't like obamacare. they don't like details of it. they want to put off and they want to change. can the president continue to go against their wishs? >> let's be clear what the wishes. are while the american people, the majority do not like obamacare at this point, absolutely true. the overwhelming majority do not want it happen the way the republicans in congress are trying. they do not want it defunded or revoked. they do see things they think they want -- >> david: hold on, hold on. why do you say these things? >> wait, wait, wait, wait, please. >> davi

sabrina, is there going to be some kind of compromise between the parties? >> i think there probably will be. but look, right now, the president is on the defensive. we see him starting to go out on a tour to defend big government. and at the same time, strong majority of americans are saying the want to reign in government. i think that the president actually looksbad here. pointing fingers, using words like extortion. going to kansas saying big government is good. >> david: rick, the american people don't lik obamacare. they don't like details of it. they want to put off and they want to change. can the president continue to go against their wishs? >> let's be clear what the wishes. are while the american people, the jority do not like obamacare at this point, absotely true. the overwhelming majority do not want it happen the way the republicans in congress are trying. they do not want it defunded or revoked. they do see things they think they want -- >> david: hold on, hold on. why do you say these things? >> wait, wait, wait, wait, please. >> david: we c

yvette allison and sabrina santos. two fugitives under one roof. >> we'll see if we can get them both. maybe a twofer. >> that would be good. >> without a search warrant for the apartment, they need to get one of the two suspects to let them in. >> can you open the door, ma'am? boston police. did you call 911? >> no, i did not. >> did you hear an argument going on upstairs or in the building? this is apartment 2, right? >> no, i'm not opening the door. >> your mother's not there? how old are you? >> please, ma'am. please. why don't you just open the door and we can have a conversation or have maintenance come open the door. it's up to you. >> sabrina? you have an i.d. on you? >> you live here? you have no i.d. here, no mail, no nothing? >> you have several warrants. >> for what? >> larceny, check fraud. >> brookline. >> brookline. yeah. >> take off your hat. take off your rag. kind of looks like you, right? >> yeah. >> turn around. >> who's that? >> who's that? a person who looks exactly like you. >> take your hands ou

ain't that right, sabrina? >> lulu: [ sighs ] connie, you are gonna knock 'em dead at your christening today. you're gonna be the belle of the ball. [ knock on door ] >> spinelli: [ sighs ] >> dante: [ chuckling ] spinelli. where are you going, man? my daughter's gonna think you're avoiding her. >> carly: i don't care that he's busy. let me tell you something. i am the owner of this hotel, and i have leave immediately, and i want terry to take -- >> franco: where's the fire? >> carly: "where's the fire?" why are you still here? >> franco: what's wrong with you? what are you so upset about? >> carly: ava jerome -- that's what i'm upset about. [ door opens ] >> kiki: oh, my god! oh, my g-- oh, my -- oh, my god! morgan, what the hell is going on?! ,, ♪ need advice on how to juggle those big family meals? this kenmore elite dual temperature double oven, exclusively from sears, can help. so you never have to worry... ...about dropping a dish. impressive! and so is j.d. power ranking kenmore elite highest in custom

yvette allison and sabrina santos. two fugitives under one roof. >> we'll see if we can get them both. maybe a twofer. >> that would be good. >> without a search warrant for the apartment, they need to get one of the two suspects to let them in. >> can you open the door, ma'am? boston police. did you call 911? >> no, i did not. >> did you hear an argument going on building? this is apartment 2, right? >> no, i'm not opening the door. >> your mother's not there? how old are you? >> please, ma'am. please. why don't you just open the door and we can have a conversation or have maintenance come open the door. it's up to you. >> sabrina? you have an i.d. on you? >> you live here? you have no i. department hed. no nothing? >> you have several warrants. >> for what? >> larceny, check fraud. >> brookline. >> brookline. yeah. >> take off your hat. take off your rag. kind of looks like you, right? >> yeah. >> turn around. >> who's that? >> who's that? a person who looks exactly like you. >> take your hands out of my pocket. >> h

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focus with steve forbes, john tandy, rich unger, rich karlgaard, sabrina. some things? >> you get more taxes. the government is running so it you get less supply and less innovation. at the end of the day you get less longevity and more pain. in other countries it's higher taxes or less supply of healthcare. they can't get around it. >> david: rick, we had a solemn promise by the president selling this that the taxes would not go up. now, he admits, first, he violated that promise. this will hit people and their pockets. >> we had a solid promise that the president would not raise taxes on people earning less than $250 ,000. >> david: he said taxes would never go up. >> he didn't say that -- >> david: he did. he said it would pay for itself. taxes wouldn't go up. >> i don't know how he said taxes wouldn't go up when he imposed certain taxes by itself. i'll tell you where you are right. this is why you didn't elect the president. oh, wait. yes, they did. he raised taxes on people going in tanning booths. you pay taxes if you go to indoor tanning booth. he cut the deducti

to mike's point, sabrina, the unemployment figures just came out on friday. showed that the people suffering the most are ironically the people the president says he is working hardest to help. >> right. i hope that the 69% of women who supported president obama last november are paying attention right now. the fact is that overall unemployment for women is 6.5%. for african-american american it's 10.5%. hispanic women, 9%. these are bleak numbers. the fact is policies like the workplace regulation, lily ledbeder pay act hurt women. they make it harder to get part-time rk and less flexible in the workplace. obamacare, we talk abbottabad negotiating the specific benefits for women. what about the cost to their pocketbook at home. to the economy at large. and the freedom. none of this is discussed in terms of how this hurts women and their families. >> david: john, again, the best the president has offered, to help the people are the government programs. the stimulus programs. most of the stimulus programs some were tax deductions, but most of it was spending.

to mike's point, sabrina, the unemployment figures just came out on friday. showed that the people suffering the most are ironically the people the president says he is working hardest to help. >> right. i hope that the 69% of women who supported president obama last november are paying attention right now. the fact is that overall unemployment for women is 6.5%. for african-american american it's 10.5%. hispanic women, 9%. these are bleak numbers. the fact is policies like the workplace regulation, lily ledbeder pay act hurt women. they make it harder to get part-time work and less flexible in the workplace. obamacare, we talk abbottabad negotiating the specific benefits for women. what about the cost to their pocketbook at home. to the economy at large. and the freedom. none of this is discussed in terms of how this hurts women and their families. >> david: john, again, the best the president has offered, to help the people are the government programs. the stimulus programs. most of the stimulus programs some were tax deductions, but most of it was spending

sabrina schaeffer says none of this should be a big surprise. >> none at all is right. all of the support systems of pr and lobbyists and etc. neil: do you have a lot of restaurants in the area? >> no, we don't. but the thing that bothers me the most about it is that it contributes nothing to the gdp. it contributes nothing to the economy. it is all over her head. it's a bookkeeping department. neil: you make the argument on that justification. in government will spend money as well. >> i say that there's a bigger country than washington dc out there. again, it contributes nothing to our economy. it is just overhead. neil: sabrina, in your neck of the woods next week, one of the things i have always discovered is all of the construction going on, and i think, this place is always hopping. every time i go. why is that? >> it's not just construction or bank accounts. the traffic here is horrific. think about it before you come down here. the government is investing more in the government rather than in the economy. this is a big problem. so we are investing in federal con

sabrina second. i'm kidding. sabrina moxley -- >> hoda. >>ere's robby and christina with their brand new twins. >> there's my shower cap. i have that one. that's a beautiful picture. and finally, if facebook was around in 1978, this picture would have been posted online. remember i told you amanda our producer. >> that's amanda, baby. >> she came in with a screech. >> she was way ahead of the trend because that's what she is. she's a social media phenom. >> freak! >> do you mind the word girl? gal? broad? >> let's do favorite things. >> i'm happy to do it because -- we get asked to endorse a lot of different books and stuff like that. this particular book, i fell in love with this. it's called "freddy the frogcaster" by janice dean, the weather machine. $10 on amazon.com. it's just adorable. it really is precious. i was dlietd to gave blush v -- i was delighted to give a blurb. what did i say there? >> you wrote, even amphibians should allow their dreams and janice has written a charming whimsical story that will appeal to the inner frog i

sabrina schaeffer says none of this should be a big surprise. >> none at all is right. all of the support systems of pr and lobbyists and etc. neil: do you have a lot of restaurants in the area? >> no, we don't. but the thing that bothers me the most about it is that it contributes nothing t the gdp. it contributes nothing to the economy. it is all over her head. it's a bookkeeping department. neil: you make the argument on that justification. in government will spend money as well. >> i say that there's a bigger country than washington dc out there. again, it contributes nothing to our economy. it is just overhead. neil: sabrina, in your neck of the woods next week, one of the things i have always discovered is all of the construction going on, and i think, this place is always hopping. every time i go. why is that? >> it's not just construction or bank accounts. the traffic re is horrific. think about it before you come down here. the government is investing more in the government rather than in the economy. this is a big problem. so we are investing in federal contra

sabrina schaeffer says none of this should be a big surprise. >> none at all is right. all of the support systems of pr and lobbyists and etc. neil: do you have a lot of restaurants in the area? >> no, we don't. but the thing that bothers me the most about it is that it contributes nothing to the gdp. it contributes nothing to the economy. it is all over her head. it's a bookkeeping department. neil: you make the argument on that justification. in government will spend money as well. >> i say that there's a bigger country than washington dc out there. again, it contributes nothing to our economy. it is just ovehead. neil: sabrina, in your neck of the woods xt week, one of the things i have always discvered is all of the construction going on, and i think, this place is always hopping. every time i go. why is that? >> it's not just construction or bank accounts. the traffic here is horrific. think about it before you come down here. e government is investing more in the government rather than in the economy. this is a big problem. so we are investing i federal contractor

sabrina schaeffer says none o this should be a big surprise. >> none at all is right. all of the support systems of pr and lobbyists and etc. neil: do you have a lot of reaurants in the area? >> no, we don't. but the thing that bothers me the most about it is that it contributes nothing to the gdp. it contributes nothing to the economy. it is all over her head. it's a bookkeeping department. neil: you make the argument on that justification. in government will spend money as well. >> i say that there'sa bigger country than washington dc out there. again, it contributes nothing to our economy. it is just overhead. neil: sabrina, in your neck of the woods next week, one of the things i have always discovered is all of the construction going on, and i think, this place is always hopping. every time i go. why is that? >> it's notjust construction or bank accounts. the traffic here is horrific. think about it before you come down here. the government is investing more in the government rather than in the economy. this is a big problem. so we are investing in federal contrac

hold on, sabrina, this is an important point. the revenue that is coming in, not why the profits are increasing but the corporation are squeezing the operations. >> this is why we have to be cautious. >> obamacare is going in full effect in january. this will cause tremendous strain on the economy and businesses individually. so while the people might see big headlines that excite them, they don't realize just what is in store for 2014. >> david: we have to go. by the way, rick, you are laughing at obamacare. it's keeping a lot of business people up at night. >> i hear obamare is responsible for syria. and vietnam. >> david: it's a big impact -- >> and world warii. >> david: billboard from conservative group claim the healthcare law is hazardous to your health. the grocery store chain trader's joe is proven right. that's at the bottom of the hour on "cashin' in." but first on "forbes" trying to help housing deceiving homeowners is worth more than the house. is the best thing for housing? leave them be. that is next. >> david: so-

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hold on, sabrina, this is an important point. the revenue that is coming in, not why the profits are increasing but the corporation are squeezing the operations. >> this is why we have to be cautious. >> obamacare is going in full effect in january. this will cause tremendous strain on the economy and businesses individually. so while the people might see big headlines that excite them, they don't realize just what is in store for 2014. >> david: we have to go. by the way, rick, you are laughing at obamacare. it's keeping a lot of business people up at night. >> i hear obamacare is responsible for syria. and vietnam. >> david: it's a big impact -- >> and world warii. >> david: billboard from conservative group claim the healthcare law is hazardous to your health. the grocery store chain trader's joe is proven right. that's at the bottom of the hour on "cashin' in." but first on "forbes" trying to help housing deceiving homeowners is worth more than the house. is the best thing for housing? leave them be. that is next. woman: ever

focus with steve forbes, john tandy, rich unger, rich karlgaard, sabrina. some things? >> you get more taxes. the government is running so it you get less supply and

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hold on, sabrina, this is an important point. the revenue that is coming in, not why the profits are increasing but the corporation are squeezing the operations. >> this is why we have to be cautious. >> obamacare is going in full effect in january. this will cause tremendous strain on the economy and businesses individually. so while the people might see big headlines that excite them, they don't realize just what is in store for 2014. >> david: we have to go. by the way, rick, you are laughing at obamacare. it's keeping a lot of business people up at night. >> i hear obamacare is responsible for syria. and vietnam. >> david: it's a big impact -- >> and world warii. >> david: billboard from conservative group claim the healthcare law is hazardous to your health. the grocery store chain trader's joe is proven right. that's at the bottom of the hour on "cashin' in." but first on "forbes" trying to help housing deceiving homeowners is worth more than the house. is the best thing for housing? leave them be. that is next. [ female an

focus with steve forbes, john tandy, rich unger, rich karlgaard, sabrina. some things? >> you get more taxes. the government is running so it you get less supply and less

but why, sabrina, why little boys and little girls into certain stereotypes? why not let them choose whatever toy they want off the store shelves? >> well, i think little boys and girls will choose what they want to play with. but i don't think companies like hasbro, for instance, are trying to stem the tide of gender equality. they realize that transformers sell better with boys and easy-bake ovens sell better with girls. there's nothing wrong with recognizing that boys and girls are different, we have different presences and aptitudes. it doesn't mean we want go on to do -- girls can't go on to do anything that boys can do. they like to play differently, and that's okay. >> rebecca, why not let children just gravitate to whatever toys they choose? >> well, you know, it's interesting. organizations like let toys be toys in the u.k. and brave girls want here in the u.s. are hearing from parents that their kids are interested in toys that would cross the gender aisle, but they're embarrassed or ashamed to ask for it. that's not right. we want kids to have acces

sabrina has their story. >> reporter: this is the daily practice for cat mon due's only circus. >> translator: many people say that the circus is a bad thing. i used to think it would be so nice to have a circus here in nepal and people would get a good impression. >> reporter: the acts are fun and these children love their work. all of these children were trafficked to india and forced to work there under tough conditions. this is where she used to be. indian supreme court banned the use of children in circuses two years ago, but activists believe there are as many as 300 children napoli children still working in the circus. she was 12 years old when she was rescued. according to that pole rescue agency, many children struggle to readjust. >> most of the children don't want to express how abused. the education, they will be very, very weak because of the beating on the head. they are beat mostly on the head, because on the body for their beat, they are see the marks. >> reporter: for these children circus katmandu has given new help. >> they are going to change the history of circus in thnep

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spectacular and hilariously awkward interview with justin timberlake promoting runner runner brazil sabrina now she doesn't let her lack of english slow her down at all. he's desperately trying to keep it together. >> you seem big in like black america. >> okay. sni brought you a gift. >> oh, my gosh had is your but butt. you need an autograph. look at this. >> the sweet irony of the map who gave us the b in a box opening up and getting someone's else butt in a box. it's beautiful. >> loved it. >> it's just so. >> everything about it. well done. >> relationship news here. catherine web remember became overnight sensation after this great shout out. >> you quarterback you get all the good looking women. >> then he said what a beautiful woman. >> but so awkward also a classic and now billy her on line supporting her relationship with alabama quarterback aj is over. amidst rumor of aj cheating. catherine rep tells us radar on line reporting something dreamed up. aj and catherine totally fine and still together. radar was probably standby the story and i can tell you all the sports blog and spo

. >> i'm sabrina rodriguez. we're in lodi today. and i'm being joined right now by missy, the baboon. and we're going to be -- [ laughter ] she's trying to cop a feel a little bit. [ laughter and applause ] -- talking a little bit about -- [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: it got worse later when she went home to her husband. she was like, "i've met someone." [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> that is bass player thunder cat sitting in with the roots tonight. [ cheers and applause ] here's his new album, "apocalypse," right here. you can pick that up. you can see him on tour starting november 13th in san francisco. >> jimmy: we have a great show tonight. gosh, i love this person. this is one of my favorite people ever. and this is an exciting time of year too. she's hosting the season premiere of "saturday night live" this weekend with musical guest arcade fire. yep, that's what i'm talking about. tina fey is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] so fun. she'

. >> i'm sabrina rodriguez. we're in lodi today. and i'm being joined right now by missy, the baboon. and we're going to be -- [ laughter ] she's trying to cop a feel a little bit. [ laughter and applause ] -- talking a little bit about -- [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: it got worse later when she went home to her husband. she was like, "i've met someone." [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> that is bass player thunder cat sitting in with the roots tonight. [ cheers and applause ] here's his new album, "apocalypse," right here. you can pick that up. you can see him on tour starting november 13th in san francisco. >> jimmy: we have a great show tonight. gosh, i love this person. this is one of my favorite people ever. and this is an exciting time of year too. she's hosting the season premiere of "saturday night li" this weekend with musical guest arcade fire. yep, that's what i'm talking about. tina fey is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] so fun. she's

. >> i'm sabrina rodriguez. we're in lodi today. and i'm being joined right now by missy, the baboon. and we're going to be -- [ laughter ] she's trying to cop a feel a little bit. [ laughter and applause ] -- talking a little bit about -- [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: it got worse later when she went home to her husband. she was like, "i've met someone." [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> that is bass player thunder cat sitting in with the roots tonight. [ cheers and applause ] here's his new album, "apocalypse," right here. you can pick that up. you can see him on tour starting november 13th in san francisco. >> jimmy: we have a great show tonight. gosh, i love this person. this is one of my favorite people ever. and this is an exciting time of year too. she's hosting the season premiere of "saturday night live" this weekend with musical guest arcade fire. yep, that's what i'm talking about. tina fey is here tonight. [ cheers and applaus

. >> i'm sabrina rodriguez, we're in lodi today. i'm being joined by mickey the baboon. he's trying to cop a feel a little bit. we're going to be talking about the lodi great festival happening this weekend starting today. we'll learn more about why baboons love grapes. >> so that happened. >> that did happen. i think i'm going to take the high road, toure, and give you a check on wall street and what's happening there. stocks are reversing five days of losses. they're up modestly this afternoon. investors have their eyes off the street and towards the hill. people are cautiously optimistic about congress finding some way to avert this government shutdown. well, as washington continues to debate whether to fund public workers, the obama administration is pushing new rules to patrol rising inequality for workers in the private sector, ie what you make versus what your boss does. that is hard to do on wall street, though, because inequality's actually a sign of success. what do i mean? ceos don't want to be paid equal to each other. in fact, the last time the government re

. >> reporter: andrea gone safl still struggles every day with grief over the loss of her sister sabrina and her boyfriend. >> they had duct tape around their eyes and around their mouth and they were dumped just like trash. >> reporter: then sacramento detective carol daly videotaped the crime scene. >> homicide case number 95336. >> reporter: it was december 22nd, 1980. >> i've just anyone been able to forget it. >> reporter: investigators were stunned and so were college students. >> she loved kids. she loved being with kids, working with kids. she wanted to be a physical therapist. >> reporter: john was considering following in his father's footsteps. dr. richard riggins was an orthopedic surgeon. do you ever think about what kind of man your son would have become? >> i haven't given much thought to what he would have been as an adult. he's still 18 years old and i never really pushed it beyond that. >> reporter: for more than a decade police chased false leads. four suspects were arrested and faced the death penalty but on the eve of their trial the case fell apart for lack of evide

. >> reporter: andrea gone safl still struggles every day with grief over the loss of her sister sabrina and her boyfriend. >> they had duct tape around their eyes and around their mouth and they were dumped just like trash. >> reporter: then sacramento detective carol daly videotaped the crime scene. >> homicide case number 95336. >> reporter: it was december 22nd 1980. >> i've just anyone been able to forget it. >> reporter: investigators were stunned and so were college students. >> she loved kids. she loved being with kids working with kids. she wanted to be a physical therapist. >> reporter: john was considering following in his father's footsteps. dr. richard riggins was an orthopedic surgeon. do you ever think about what kind of man your son would have become? >> i haven't given much thought to what he would have been as an adult. he's still 18 years old and i never really pushed it beyond that. >> reporter: for more than a decade police chased false leads. four suspects were arrested and faced the death penalty but on the eve of their trial the case fell apart for lack of evidenc