>>> plus, bobby flay is with us. he's going to whip up one of his favorite comfort foods for fall. arcus washington. traffic is moving again on the golden gate bridge. this is after a protest stopped everything in both directions. here's what it looked like about an hour agoe. you can see no cars in either direction. both directions were halted for about half an hour. so far we don't know how many people were involved or the number of arrests, as you can imagine, the protests caused some big backups and that is still an issue. we're still talking about that. mike inouye is stillic traing that. >> closed for a half hour, what is the big deal? look at the live camera, looks great. jammed up getting down here and all the traffic let loose has flooded down into golden gate park, 19th avenue. coming into the area 19th avenue still showing the ripple effect clear at the park but slow getting up to the park itself and seeing more traffic going down the freeway and avoided the golden gate and took the long way around to richmond and towards berkeley and still have to wait at the toll plaza

. >> steve: oh, my god bobby flay called. >> jimmy: somebody's getting upset over flagel. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is it -- guys, is a flagel the same thing as a a bialy? [ audience says no ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. tariq. >> tariq: i'm good cool >> steve: totally different. >> jimmy: i rest my case >> tariq: guys, does a flagel exist? [ audience says yes ] dope, okay [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dope >> steve: the jury has spoken. dome >> jimmy: dope >> steve: oh, dope yeah >> tariq: my work is done. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, guitar capos, for being clothes pins that went to juilliard [ applause ] v-cut. ♪ thank you, coasters, for letting me pretend that my table is nicer than it is. [ laughter and applause don't really need it just do it i paid for the coasters. just use them. come on. >> steve: it's a formica table >> jimmy: so are the coasters. ♪ thank you, flu shots, for showing up and knowing it's not about you right now. there you go, everybody. [ applause ] those are our thank you notes. we will be right back with reese witherspoon. oh, come on. [ cheers and applause ♪

and if you ask bobby flay, the greatest cook ever.na: when the second book came out, they had done this big thing in the miami herald about my new book, so i started getting, like, calls for endorsement deals and things like that. and i got called to do "real housewives of miami." don't hold that against me. lemonis: so, you were on "real housewives of miami"? how many seasons? ana: yeah, for two seasons. i'm a terrible housewife because, to me, everything is attorney-client privilege, so i don't perpetuate rumors. so, no, it didn't work for me. lemonis: so, the million dollar marinade? how'd you come up with that name? ana: i don't know. it rolls off the tongue. lemonis: what's funny about it is you told me a lot of different things about it. ana: yeah? lemonis: "it does this. it could do that. it could do this. it could do that." how do i know that? ana: you don't. lemonis: because million dollar sauce is, like, i don't -- does it cost a million dollars? am i going to feel like a million dollars? ana: yeah, it's going to get you the