one was 21-year-old tina mott. reported missing just two months before the skull was found in the lake. tina mott was the single mother of an 18-month-old son, johnny. she had been living here in a quiet yet residential street with her boyfriend, tim bradford. tina mott was originally from new york. she met her boyfriend, tim, while she was selling magazines door to door. they settled in tim's hometown of hamilton where tina worked as a clerk at a local store. tim was a framer at this art shop. when questioned by police, tim said that tina had gone back to new york to visit her family and left the baby behind. police soon discovered that tina mott never reached new york. tina was reported missing not by her family, but by tim's mother, elizabeth bradford. >> so at first, she didn't really think anything about it. but when she started calling new york to see if she was up there and she wasn't, she knew she was wasn't away on her own will because she knew she wouldn't leave the baby alone. >> elizabeth bradford also

we were like three days off. >> tina's depression is so deep, her husband had asked tina's mother to help look after her. >> apparently i was talking about jumping. i don't remember talking about jumping. apparently they were trying to keep the car keys away from me. >> according to tina, on that july morning, her mother lost patience with her for not being able to get over her depression. it was too much for tina to handle. >> i snapped, and i lost all hope and i saw the car keys laying over by the refrigerator on the counter. i grabbed them, i ran out the door. >> but before tina drives away, her 6-year-old daughter pleads with her. >> she came out of the house and she saw me in the car and she's banging on my window, and she's banging on there saying, mommy, mommy, take me with you, take me with you. and i backed out. i just took the car and i just went as fast as i could. >> her mother alerts tina's husband his distraught wife has taken off in the car. tina's determined to drive to the bridge, get out and jump. she says she can't recall much of that harrowing journey. >> the next

>> tina tam for the planning department. the subject building is a historic resource. we called the facade on embarcadero and steuart street [inaudible] and based on why it's significant and association with the longshoremen and it's closely related with the headquarters located on the steuart street side. the department didn't find that it's consistent with the standards but we didn't feel that the project would materially impair the resource so the building is no longer a resource under ceqa. >> okay. that was slightly hard for me to follow but just to follow up on that so the building as a whole is considered historic resource. in the plan i have seen presented to plan a the commonwealth club is proposing to preserve the steuart street side which is considered to have -- >> most closely associated with why the building is significant in the first place. >> and why the building is considered historically significant is due to the 1934 events. is that correct. >> correct [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> one criterion and not f

the real thing, not tina fey. how about that?as there of course too. >> gracing the red carpet, hollywood power couple tom hanks and his ever classy wife rita wilson. >> and always a class act herself, sigourney weaver. she looks amazing. >> gorgeous. >> now on to the show. one of the biggest highlights is upping the ante for the soap opera spoof "the californians." bradley cooper showed up in super short shorts as craig the pool boy. and then this happened. >> oh, yeah. >> bradley cooper lip locking with the 90-year-old betty white for anyone longer than anyone wanted to see. >> i'm good now. wow, that's a lot. thank you, guys. can you please block this. okay. next a weekend update for the ages. how about this, tina fey, amy poehler , jane curtain talking over the anchor desk and then this happened, tina was warned. >> i missed -- you don't know what that that one. the shark. they used to do the knock knock knock and it was the shark. >> and come and eat people. unfortunately no one was warned about what would happened when eddi

he swims with priscilla back to the boat and focuses on tina.la is fighting her own battle with the waves. on his third attempt, alex gets the harness around tina and they hoist her up. >> once i started to be lifted i thought this is great. this is my rescue. >> by now, the boat is nearly under water entirely. and the dog is nowhere in sight. paul is bleeding badly from a cut on his arm as alex secures his hoist up. the couple watches as the "tormenter" sinks presumably with priscilla. >> the paramedics couldn't see priscilla anywhere around the boat. it appeared all had been lost. >> but as the chopper turns to leave, the tenacious bull terrier appears clinging to the last visible piece of "the torme tormentor." >> couldn't believe the dog was still there. i thought the dog unfortunately drowned. >> all eyes turned to alex. does he have the energy to go back down? >> i said to crewman, give me 60 seconds in the water. if the dog doesn't come, we'll just have to leave her. i started calling the dog's name. she turned around, saw me and swam str

eastern. >>> tina fey's portrayal of sara palin is an all-time great.lin showed up last night with a question for jerry seinfeld and creator loren michaels. >> jerry, how much do you think loren michaels would pay me if i were to run in 2016. >> run for president, sara? i don't think there's a number too big. >> hypothetically then, what if i were to choose donald trump as my running meat. >> sara, you're teasing us. that's not nice. >> oh the thought of that. >>> we'll move on to this. 22 minutes past the hour. i'm joined on the phone with msnbc reporter jam tim who is snowed in this morning. there are exxon stant solicitations for cash. hill lynn clinton has yet to say he's running. this becoming an issue for donors who want to see a candidate before they write the checks? >> there is. there's a doubt that she may not run. a lot of people seeing the hillary ads say i'm not going to give my money until they're sure she's in the game. the people build her campaign want to see a strong grass roots foundation built and i think that will help her run too.

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john beluschi at number one, eddie murphy tina fey -- >> i like tina fey. >> dan aykroyd, bill murrayhartman, amy polar, gilda radner and chevy chase. >> chris farley dana carvey? >> the "today" show's matt lauer asked lorne michaels to reveal the secret to becoming a not ready for prime time player. >> the criteria i used when hiring people if it was 2:00 in the morning and walking down the hall and saw what i wanted to duck into another office. you have to have people you can drive cross country with people you find interesting and bright and look at things a different way than you do. >> matt's full interview will air on "today." as part of "snl's" extravaganza nbc has released an app of 300 hours of clips from the show. be sure to download that. that special on sunday. "way too early" starts now. ♪ >>> we're house broken.-- heart broken, sad, but honored by all fellow americans who are supporting us. our family friends, our children were adored and loved by everybody. >> #muslimlivesmatter thousands turning out to mourn three young victims shot to death in north carolina as the co

oh, what a relief it is. >>> the next question, yes, tina? >> no it's sarah.n, welcome. >> i'm just curious, how much do you think lorne michaels would pay me if i were to run in 2016? >> run for president, sarah, i don't think there's a number too big. >> okay, just hypothetically, then, what if i were to choose donald trump as my running mate? >> sarah, you're teasing us that's not nice. >> that was one of the big moments for the "snl" special. but there was lots of action before the show as well on the red carpet. last night 30 rock was rocking with the biggest names in tv and entertainment. i saw everyone from eddy murphy and whoopi goldberg, to leonardo dicaprio and rihanna, but a got a huge response to social media to these pictures of me with sarah palin and donald trump two people i disagree with on politics and just about everything else. as i tweeted that last night i loved to tweet my attackers with candor and a smile. they want you bitter. and it's always a good idea to keep the other side off balance. >> this is the shot i want. i want this right

we'll be reaching out to tina to see whether she's safe. a summary of her morning, tina says down the street from the fire. again, we were showing you as far away as cherry hill you can see the smoke. this is what it looked like. eric took this picture driving down the road there, fair way corporate center. looks like an old wawa there smoke is burning. probably 130 what it appears to be in that area. so obviously this is what it looks like in center city philadelphia. obviously a dangerous situation for people living in that neighborhood. like you said vai, you talked to fire officials over in that area, they want to make sure they keep people in those homes out of harm's way because of the winds that are blowing and also the moving fuel those 8900 gallons of fuel that is rolling into that neighborhood from that on ramp. >> vince, lieutenant probasco from pennsauken township told us this is gasoline. our folks are making phone calls on it. i wanted to make sure that indeed, was what it was. that's gasoline. that's 89 gallons of fuel a lot

tina kraus, cbs news, london. >> who doesn't like cereal? the brothers say they are looking to open up cereal killer cafes in the u.s. and they are going to have a cookbook out later this year. >>> well, americans are one step closer to living in space. the space station development and one astronaut's out of this world selfie coming up. >> eating healthy is important but eating too healthy can have dangerous consequences! how dieting can go from beneficial to damaging. >> no matter what comes your way, put on a smile and deal with it. >> two local women competing to the end on the hit show "survivor." how they stayed in the game coming up next. >> looking forward to that tonight! and we're also looking forward to rain returning to the bay area. and snow for tahoe. we'll pinpoint the days when to expect it as the news continues right here on kpix 5. >>> taking a look at the big board right now, you can see the dow is down by about 1.5 points. >> just got better. >> yes. >>> more than 40 cars all crashed into each other leaving a mangled mess

neil: tina? >> yeah, when you luke at real statistics more than half of the illegals here, that we're talking about in this scenario, are already on welfare. these are not productive people that steve is talking about if republicans want to come up with a plan they have to do something that eliminates mere welfare burden then as you have been talking about whole terror thing, there are a lot of other issues to consider. such as securing the border, you have to have republicans -- have to be tough on this or democrats will come back and pull -- put it on republicans like they have again and again republicans need to have their talking pointinging it could and be on every news show they can be on, and make their case to the american people. neil: what would satisfy the most conservative members of republican party. >> just putting the forces that that we need to make sure that illegals are not coming through. by the way if you have a guessworker program you will reduce illegal immigration. tina is

tina krause is following the latest developments. >> reporter: denmark's red and white flag is flying at half staff across the capital to honor victims of a weekend terror attack. >> we will not accept any attempt intimidate our liberties and our rights. >> reporter: police killed this 22-year-old danish man in a shootout early sunday after he gunned down two people in brazen attacks the day before. witnesses say the gunman fired about 200 shots at a crowd gathered in a cafe for an event on free speech. nine hours later authorities say he shot a jewish security guard in the head outside his synagogue. >> two innocent people have lost their lives and five police officers are injured. >> reporter: investigators believe the suspect who had a history of violence and gang connections may have been inspired by islamic extremists who killed 17 in paris last month. his face is on every front page and some in copenhagen say they're still scared. >> i'm going assure my country we can walk around and it's safe. >> reporter: security teams are on high alert across denmark, although the prime mini

also tina coramatis, whose son is in treatment for addiction, and joe megly, a young person currentlyn treatment. it's coratis. >> that's right. >> doctor, i've been following your work for years. we stayed in touch. you don't mince words, you say kids are abusing drugs so badly they're having seizures at 15 years old. >> a lot of peop talk about prescription drugs, refring to the painkillers, opiates, they are killing kids, that's a fact. the field changes. we're seeing a new explosion of the use of the drug called xanax, anld tranquilizer. it produces a form of physical dependence. if there's not careful attention to getting you off, seizures develop. kids as young as 15, 16 are presenting to emergency rooms with seizures. if we knew before they were trying to top, we could help them. once theyet seizures, it's late in the game. that's true for a lot of other drugs. we see kids coming in probably the most common painkiller now is vicodin. vicodin contains tylenol. tylenol kills livercells. people -- above eight tylenol a day you can get in trouble with the liver. our typical patient

cbs' tina kraus has the latest from london. >> reporter: dramatic dashcam video caught the moment of the deadly crash. [ screaming ] >> reporter: the transasia plane clipped a taxi and smashed into a highway bridge before plunging into a river below. as the wreckage began to sink, rescue teams rushed to save the 58 people on board. but many were already dead. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: this firefighter says, we have saved some babies. we're taking them from the water in boats. crews rescued at least 15 injured passengers but many are still missing. authorities say most of the people in the front of the plane were killed. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: the airline's chief executive said the plane lost contact four minutes after it took off from taipei for a one-hour flight to islands near the chinese coast. investigators say the pilot called out may day three times but offered no clues as to why the flight was in trouble. authorities say the weather was good for flying when the plane suddenly fell from the sky. its week tore the roof off this taxi. the cab driver sur

tina krause has more. >> reporter: dramatic dash cam video caught the moment of the deadly crash. the transasia airways plane clip add taxi and sashed into a highway bridge before -- crashed into a highway bridge before plunging in the river below. rescue teams rushed to save the 58 people on board but many were already dead. this firefighter says we saved some babies. we're taking them by water and boat. crews rescued at least 15 injured evenings but many are still missing. authorities say most of the people in the front of the plane were killed. the airlines chief executive said the plane lost contact four minutes after it took off from taipei for a one-hour flight to islands near the chinese coast. investigators say the pilot called out may day three times. the weather was good for flying when the plane suddenly fell from the sky. its wing tore the roof off this taxi. the cab driver survived. tina krause, cbs news. >> this is the second deadly crash for transasia airways in less than seven months. last july the same type of turbo prop plane crashed killing all 48 people on boar

it was where the tina men square democracy started -- tina men square started. is the country feeing under threat, is that where we see the ban. >> the legitimate concern, this is not just starting right now. it started back to 1989 immediately after the crackdown. at the moment you order your army to fire on your own people you lost your legitimacy it's as such as that. >> how do you establish legitimacy. you have to justify what you did, and find an outside enemy. that is why blaming what they call anti-china for enforcers. and even before 1989, during the time in the early '80s when china was ducking the open and reform policy they launch anti-spiritual campaign which is similar, equivalent. >> pardon me for interrupting. i think that was an expectation with china's openness economically to the world. we had a peace about investments in africa that there would be more reform and openness. is china going backward when it comes to a lot of these issues? you can see that china is economically developed. they never have intentions for political reform. that's why

. >> i'm tina fey. >> and i'm amy poehler. ♪ everybody needs somebody ♪ ♪ because it's all about thatabout that bass ♪ ♪ no treble ♪ >> so much more than that. nbc's mark barger has more. >> live from new york, it's saturday night! >> reporter: a familiar phrase started a trip down memory lane. >> live from new york, it's saturday night! >> reporter: one that stretches back to 1975. >> we established the legacy, but the people who came after us kept it alive in such a quality way. >> reporter: cast members reunited. ♪ >> reporter: and in some cases teamed up for the first time. >> good evening, i'm jane curtin. >> i'm tina fey. >> and i'm amy poehler. >> reporter: they revisited characters. >> keep it moving, bye-bye. >> reporter: that turned unknowns into stars. >> let's take a look at the score. >> i wouldn't have had a career without "saturday night live." >> i can't believe my luck. i can't believe i'm a part in any way of something that i love so much. >> reporter: the catchphrases audiences love. >> shwing. >> reporter: the classic moments that have endured. >> the super bassema

tina tam senior preservation planner for the planning department. according to the appellant there are three concerns. . the building is not only significant to the strike but significant with the association of harry bridges and not compatible with the neighborhood that insure considered historic district. it's in the findings that these areas are a historic resource. the property qualifies as a historic resources with the association with the longshoremen's association and has a district association with the 1934 general strike and other events such as the shootings that occurred outside of the building known as bloody sunday and the property is a resource. as stated in the documents the building was not found under listing two for persons and because of the lack of association between the building and in individual includes harry bridges. while he was a member of the union and one of the organizers of the strike the building doesn't have direct association with harry bridges or union members or leaders. without evidence to give connection between

. >> seth: so, this part was written for you by tina fey and robert carlock, who are two of the mostteresting -- like, tell us, give us a little bit of the back story of kimmy schmidt. >> okay, so the back story is maybe a little bit dark. it's a young lady has been kept underground for 15 years in a post- apocalyptic cult. and the first episode, we see her rescued by the fbi and she decides to make a go of it and start life over again in new york city, ride the subway and that's where the story sort of starts. >> seth: it's so great. and the pilot is so funny. you know who's really funny in the pilot is matt lauer. >> oh, so funny. >> seth: he's great. you guys go on the today show, and he kills it. >> he kills it. and he was on 30 rock a lot. i'm always like, he is so funny. i wonder if he wants out of "the today show." >> seth: no. [ laughter ] i think he's got it. i think he's doing very well. >> i think he's got it down. >> seth: yeah, i think he's doing very well. >> he is so funny. i know. i know. >> seth: and so -- it's an interesting story about this show, because it was goi

tina -- i'm sorry, tina, okay. boston, massachusetts. bill, california looks good on you.your analysis is always on point. your hair looks nice too. must be the west coast air. it's all about the lighting tina. we have great lighting in the l.a. bureau. in new york they hold candles. the air's not usually good in l.a. but this week's been spectacular. sorry about the seven feet of snow you guys have back in boston. i lived there for five years, i know what that is. and finally tonight "the factor" tip of the day, russian leader vladimir putin giving the world a hard time over ukraine. putin doesn't really care if he destroys his own economy or violates international law. he doesn't care. and some believe putin is actually insane. there's a story that might back that up. according to the russian newspaper, putin is considering suing germany for damages that occurred in world war ii. the russians may demand $4 trillion from the germans. of course that's nuts as stalin, the russian leader the soviet leader, partnered up with hitler to invade poland starting world war ii in 19

scott tells us gilda, jane laraine, tina, aim many. women. >> it's the year of the woman. >> it's the first cast right? >> lauren michaels representing women in comedy. it's a good thing. we like that. >> since the beginning. >> john collins saying this turn off after weekend update. ow. >> wow john. all right. >> no comment on that one? >> i don't know really what he likes. >> weekend update when it started out, it was a parody of what we do wrong in the news the now it's just a joke machine. >> basically. yeah. it's like just the way to get jokes and also to get little feature performers out there. that's a newer thing, too, they didn't do in the old old days. >> that wraps things up for us. thank you so much horatio. thank you for you at home. i appreciate you taking your time. "the reid report" with joy reid is up next. stick around, everybody. ] at northrop grumman, we've always been at the forefront of advanced electronics. providing technology to get more detail... ♪ ♪ detect hidden threats... ♪ ♪ see the whole picture... ♪ ♪ pr

let's take a look at tina fey as sarah palin. >> you went to the u.n. for the first time.? >> oh, you know, it was just amazing. so many interesting people. though i have to say, i was disheartened by how many of them were foreigners. i promise that when senator mccain and i are elected, we're going to get those jobs back in american hands. >> i mean this impersonation was so dead on that people quote lines that tina fey said as if they were sarah palin. >> yes, and i think, you know, you really wouldn't be wrong to feel that that character, that portrayal has h an impact on the election, had an impact on the way people saw sarah palin. maybe opened their eyes to the ways in which she had been a little flawed in some of her public appearances because she gave them a ton of material. and "snl" capitalized on that in a way that only that show can. >> it's not just politicians. they've also consistently send up the news media. my favorite is from the early '90s. it's about five people sitting around a table at a news show yelling at each other. let's take a look at that. >> t

here's abc's tech contributor tina trinh. >> with the help of her guide dog ramona, the daily commute to her office in new york city is easy. still everyday objects can pose a problem. today it's a phone that doesn't yet have braille dots inscribed on the plate. making the buttons meaningless to her. a new app called be my eyes is about to solve the problem. >> they link them with volunteers around the world willing to be their eyes. if you are a blind user you basically point your phone's camera at whatever you need help seeing. >> reporter: the app created by danish developers. he came up with the idea when he realized many of his blind friends use the video calling feature for assistance. >> always had to call someone. and that's why i came up with the idea we should make something to access the call? >> back in new york, she dials up a volunteer that can help her navigate the face plate. >> the bottom left button speaker. >> that's the speaker right there? >> that's correct. >> my finger is on it. >> okay. >> what's the m

>> i don't actually like that tina fey got third. >> because she should have been higher or lower?> lower. >> then that's lower. >> i hate this. this is the same thing that happens when you play golf. >> can't everybody be equal? i think the person who is the snobiest is the -- >> i mean i didn't even know the muppets were on. they should have been fired >> they should have been hired. >> i think this list does not count because gilda was like number nine. >> she was amazing. >> top three for sure. i can't even consider the list, but the muppets were the only funny thick. >> we just don't remember. >> i was like 15 16 and i was really growing up in high school. >> you have the watered brad pitt disease right? benjamin button thing. in about three minutes you will be in continent. >> which concert? >> i don't know my continents. dana harvey beat out will farrell. raccoon meat is what is for dinner. the cabbing cans scare me. their big eyeses in the middle of the night staring into my soul. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the fro

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. >> i'm tina fey. >> and i'm amy poehler. >> keep it moving. >> let's take a look at the score. >> i a career without "saturday night live." >> i can't believe my luck. i can't believe that i'm part -- in any way of something that i love so >> reporter: the catch phrases audiences love. >> schwing! >> reporter: the classic moments that endured. >> the super bass amatic 2150. >> reporter: a must-see night for the show's alums. >> there is nothing like it anywhere else truly. >> everyone wanted to be a part of it. most everyone is here. >> reporter: an array of former hosts took the stage. so did music icons. but as "snl" wrapped its first 40 years, show creator lorne michaels and his cast were center stage. >> i still like it. i love -- lorne. >> this man and this group of people has seated the comedy landscape for 40 years. you know? and -- they've just given us such an incredible gift. >> reporter: the anniversary bash marks the 780th episode's "saturday night live" and in'ship ways it may be the most memorable. almost live from new york i'm mark barger, nbc news. >>> now original c

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>> thank you, tina. >> so. is the a good move for palin?ow a sense of humor. frankly she's -- there's nothing bad she could do to put her in woors political shape than she dug herself into after that horrid rend out speech. everybody remembers that. >> i think honestly it's not a bad move. >> midwin it is becoming a emec40th anniversary. a big show. it's not just a regular anniversary. her being on the show is going to be hilarious there isn't anything she can do to hurt. if anything, it will help her. >> don't snl when they spoof, and i've been spoofed as much as anyone doesn't it humanize you though? >> i think that showing you have a good sense of humor is very important. i reject the notion she a politician. she was a half-term governor. >> she ways the party's nominee. >> but right now she's not a politician politician. i think that moment when she went on two weeks before the election was sort of the beginning of a persona that's separate from electoral politics. >> you can be a cultural figure aside from the politics. >> this keep he

daily no spin broadcast just for you, tina. big discounts on gear.e endless. >>> finally tonight, "the factor" tip of the day, nbc news replacing brian williams with lester holt. last week nbc defeated abc and cbs in the ratings. i've known mr. holt for years. i worked at channel 2 here in the city. he's a good guy. honest journalist. i'm happy he's doing well in a very tough spot. here's "the factor" tip of the day, mr. holt had no idea this opportunity would come this way, but he seized the day. if opportunity comes, grab it. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website. and spout off about "the factor" from anywhere in the world. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be a lout when writing to "the factor." was i a lout during this broadcast? i feel sorry for the quaker lady and wallace. again, thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn is next. i'm bill o'reilly. the spin stops here. definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, growing outrage directed at the pentagon after a senior official

yes, tina? >> no, it's sarah. sarah palin. >> yes, sorry. sorry. my gosh, of course, governor palin, welcome. >> i was just curious, jerry, how much do you think lorne michaels would pay me if i were to run in 2016? >> run for president, sarah, i don't think there's a number too big. >> anyway, we'll have more of the highlights coming up. and let me finish tonight with the horror we face on the nearest tv or laptop, it's isis. this is "hardball," the place for politics. shopping online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angieslist.com no more calling around. no more hassles. start shopping from a list of top-rated providers today. angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. visit angieslist.com today. >>> well, new polls from nbc news show hillary clinton with strong leads over possible competitors for 2016. in

tina fey.o three and a half hour special featured other appearances from paul mccartney, and jack nicholson. >> wow, i forgot to dvr it. >> lets go to sue's house. it is sitting in kuwait go to check it the out today is perfect day to stay inside to watch. >> absolutely. >> coming up, scorpion on a plane, the trouble the dangerous stowe away caused on a commercial flight. >> i do that snakes on a plane. >>> in your next life you will be apart of the band. >> this is john cougar meloncamp. in his first album he is john cuter and then he becomes favorite and then he adds his real name. >> john cougar melloncamp. now he is just john mellon camp. he dropped the cougar part. >> di just schooled you how about that. >> yes. >> passengers on a flight to oregon got a creepy crawlly surprise this weekend. >> alaska airlines flight headed to portland returned to los angeles after a woman said that she was bitten by a scorpion. someone posted this picture on twitter of the commotion that followed. woman wh

you played the clip of tina fey as sarah palin.ample of how effective snl is at ridicule, and ridicule is a very important component of good satire. a lot of times what snl does is not satire, it's just parody. but you ask people about sarah palin and they all see the same thing, i can see russia from my house. that's something sarah palin never actually said but everyone thinks she did because tina fey's performance in that sketch was so iconic. it influenced the whole culture and political landscape. >> what's it do for somebody's career to be a part of "saturday night live's" cast -- >> you're asking and i never got to be on. >> i think you ought to be on. >> thank you. >> well, really that's really the gold standard early in a career, isn't it? >> well it's a great showcase for actors and for sketch comedians and for stand-ups as well. you know i think that we'll some day see an actor get a dramatic oscar for who was launched on snl. eddie murphy is a terrific actor, very underrated actor. i hope in his 50s he does a lot more i

the way amy poehler blinked and reinvigorated weekend update with tina fey.alin was on the show and did that --? i think she's the best cast member. >> she was just incredulous. it was his tericcal. >> why did it last so long? >> a lot of people started watching it when it debuted in the 70s, there's nothing else that airs saturday night at that hour and families started to watch it and it was mostly family friendly. can be a little raunchy but it made appointment viewing for saturday night, which we never had in this can'tountry. >> can't leave without talking about "fifty shades of grey." i understand you had a unique take, you went and saw it -- and the person with whom you viewed this movie. >> i took a professional dom nai trix her name was len thatna found her on the internet. she thought the movie didn't go far enough. she felt that the sex wasn't -- could have pushed even more boundaries. >> and the real world she said what they do is much more harsh than what christian and anastasia do in the movie. critics kind of pan it but you don't think. >> i th

. >> tina from accounting is down. a lot of these are fake. the thing that made me think it was real was this chick right here. she caught what looked like a monitor in the head. and i was like, if this was not real, it would have been like, stop, everyone wants to believe this is true. because everybody hates their boss and everybody hates that printer. everybody hates tina from accounting. those damn halogen lamps. >> yeah. i was like, wow, this guy is really pissed. i guess the 401(k) didn't look the same this morning as it did yesterday. >> find out if it's real or fake when "caught on camera" returns. so i got this listing. 3 bedroom, 3 bath. i have a client that lives out of state. just knew it was for her. so i tried to get her on video chat. i'm on verizon. i... i'm not. so it's not a problem. my video chat isn't working so i try to send photos but even that doesn't work. she saw the granite counters and the fire pit she went nuts. so i'm trying really hard to describe it but words are not my thing. that was al