that's unbelievable. >> i think he's out here -- rubrui rub ruben, ruben? come on.y. >> jimmy: by the way, ruben is always the name of a delicious sandwich you can eat. but he did a really good job in the momvie. i'm guessing he's not come back. >> i got to confess i was a little bit nervous. even initily the concept of doing a zombie-related movie. then having -- i read the script. the script -- actually, rhett and paul are here, the writers. >> jimmy: we'll see if they're here. >> there's jesse eisenberg, actually in the movie. >> jimmy: how you doing? look at that. some of the crew showed up. >> and rubin's here. he just doesn't want to -- >> jimmy: let's give up on ruben. in fact, i'm glad i fired him. there he is now. all of a sudden. [ applause ] ruben, the green room is 14 feet from the door. how long can it take a person to get in here, ruben? >> i'm very shy. >> jimmy: yes, he's very shy. >> jimmy do you remember when me and guillermo went across country on the road trip to the super bowl? do you remember that? >> jimmy: roller skating -- i think that's why

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i think that is who he is at his core and he has to tell rubens and the exciters in and is summers.e never lived my life like that and i'm not going to start now. tavis: you speak about this with such great passion. it is clear in your -- in all your work. it is clear that you care about everyday people. you care about these issues. i know at one point years ago you thought about going into the ministry. >> did. tavis: is this your -- is this your ministry, the work that you do? this documentary? i see it this way. >> the church of cinema? i like that. well, listen, i feel very blessed and very praved to be able to do what -- and very privileged to be able to do what i do. coming out of flint, michigan. things are not stacked this way for someone from the working class to be able to have this voice and have this forum to be sitting here talking to you. i feel as i have been sitting in this chair and making these movies it is not just me sitting here. i'm here representing a lot of people who are not on the tavis smiley show or jay leno and are not getting to make a movie and i'm ess

( siren wailing) deputy ruben barela: we have an armed subject at the nine-mile hill chevron.on-- a black toyota car, california plates. we have a three nine, is a male subject we do not have a contact. the people that called it in said he ran in there with a gun and he's going to be in a black vehicle with california plates. they did see the gun, so we know he has one. we just don't know if he's still there or not. we have a caller on the line. ( garbled) make sure the vehicle's still there. 286. could you have them give me a description of the vehicle? black toyota. hands up! put your hands up now! officer: get in the back of the building. clear the car. get to the back of the building and turn around. to the back of the building. there you go. i'll cuff him. any weapons on you? any narcotics or anything on you? any weapons in the vehicle? yeah. gun? yeah, looks like a sawed-off. .410. or... yeah, a .410. okay. get inside. watch your head. we actually, uh... we know that this is the man that was in question here. we did locate a sawed-off shotgun in the back of the vehicle.

jamie ruben, as always, great to have you. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> also want to point out we are keeping a close eye on wall street with several key economic figures out today. new u.s. jobless claims climbed more than expected last week to 551,000, more evidence that jobs remain scarce. and some mixed numbers from the commerce department. consumer spending surged by the largest amount in nearly eight years in august, but personal income growth continues to lag. square that. economists worry whether an economic rebound can be sustained with households facing rising unemployment and, of course, tight credit. >>> the country's richest citizens are also feeling the economic downturn. the latest "forbes" 400 ritualist says the collective wealth has fallen by $300 billion. of course, they are still pretty rich. take a look at the top five, bill gates comes in number one at $50 billion down from $7 billion from last year. at number two warren buffett followed by oracle owner, larry ellison and walmart airs christie

ining me is jamie ruben, served inhe state department during the clinton administering. from washington peter baker of the "new yortimes" and mara of abc news. am pleased to have all of th here as we begin thi fourth day of looking at afghastan and pakian as that subject is considered at the top of at is happing in the white hse over these las four or ve days. pete you have been writing about this for the time, tl me where you thi theonversation is, and how they're trying to frame it and howt may be changing from where ey began. >> well, i think that they are trying to relook at what is really in america's national interest here. if you look at afghanistan and pakistan figure out wh is a direct threat to thenited states, to the homeland, the first answer i al qaa in pakistan. th theory is there's no very ma fighters from al qaa left in afghanistan,erhaps fewer than a hundr accordingto american officials. therefore, the focus ought be more intensely on thoseborder areas ofakistan where we have recely seen these edators rikes, special operaons, ids, so forth bringsome succ

i'll listen to the final 25 entries and the winner gets to become part of the show with ruben studdarde show. >> is she a real witch now since all this happened. >> i want to slap her shoulder for not being able to do that. >> are you going to be in new york? i'd love to come. >> october 23rd. you should get up and sing a song. >> my parents weekend at college that weekend. move it around. >> can't help you. love this show, love you guys. >> love you, david. you want to stick around for soup and a sandwich? >> grilled cheese. ♪ >> we're here with "today's kitchen." we're getting soupy with patrick connelly. >> he's the executive chef of new york's bobo restaurant. this is my favorite. grilled cheese is my favorite. >> amazing. >> let's go. >> grilled cheese and tomato soup, a classic combination. but a little bit of a take. we have here some shabbat ta bread. you can really use anything. open it like a hinge. with a little mushroom. use your knife there. >> do you do mine, too, or do i have to do -- >> you can do your own. >> i don't like mushroom. do i have to put it on there? >> no.