well. >> jimmy john's. >> it's not just jimmy john's that's taken up this practice. according to the new york times workers ranging from hairstylists to summer camp counselors to yoga instructors are now required to sign such agreements. that's gotten the attention of congress. linda sanchez along with 36 of her colleagues wrote the department of labor asking them to investigate. >> i thought it was ridiculous. you're talking about workers on probably the lowest end of the pay scale. these are not corporate executives that have inside information and trade secrets. and it's using fear and intimidation to just try ocontrol what you know employee choices are. >> as for kaitlin and emily both would like to go away to college. kaitlin recently got engaged and wants to become a vet. emily's thinking of pursuing a degree in social work. as students, a part time job would help them with expenses. >> i want to try to leave and try something different but i feel like scared to leave. i don't know if i'll be able to find something else. >> when i was thinking of leaving the fi

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jimmy john's.em this simple sandwich is a trade secret to be protected at all cost. for kaitlin and emily, that mindset has placed a virtual job lock on their job prospects. emily is an significant manager at a store near chicago. her hourly pay amounts to less than minimum wage. until recently, kaitlin also worked at a local jimmy john's. we met them at a nearby restaurant. >> we wouldn't be able to work here. >> you wouldn't? >> no, end of discussion. they have a list of sandwiches. >> kaitlin is talking about this. an agreement which all jimmy john's workers must sign. for two years it forbids former employees from working at a place that derives more than 10% of its revenue from switches. >> you're not allowed to work? >> yeah, so waiting tables is pretty much out of the question, i guess. >> and is this a place you'd like to work? >> yeah, i'm sure people would tip well here. >> under the jimmy john's agreement, caitd lyn kaitlin and emily can't work for any food establishment in any capacity.

nothing that is a mystery unless you are jimmy john's. this is a trade secret considered by them to be protected at all cost. for kaitlin and emily, that job prospect has placed a lock on their future at all costs. hourly pay amounts to less than minimum wage. until recently, kaitlin 2003 also worked at a local jimmy john's. we met them at a local restaurant. >> we wouldn't be able to work here. end of discussion. they have a list of sandwiches. >> kaitlin's talking about this. an agreement which all jimmy john's workers must sign. for two years it forbids former employees from work at a business that sells sandwiches. >> you're not allowed to work here. >> yes, so waiting tables is pretty much out of the question i guess. >> and is in a place you'd like to work? >> yes, i'm sure people would tip well here. >> under the jimmy john's agreement kaitlin and emily can't work for any competing food establishment in any capacity. not just employee, but position owner, partner, investor, or advisor. anywhere there is red, they can't work for a c

. >> this is the jimmy john's blt, nothing that anyone would consider a mystery unless you are jimmy john's. to them this simple switch is a trade secret to be protected at all costs, for kaitlin and emily, that mindset has placed a virtual lock on their job prospects. a salaried employee she says her hourly pay amounts to less than minimum wage. until recently, kaitlin 25 also worked at a local jimmy john's. we met them at a nearby restaurant. >> we wouldn't be able to work here. >> you wouldn't be? >> no, end of discussion. they have a list of sandwiches. >> kaitlin's talking about this. an agreement which all jimmy john's workers must sign. for two years it forbids former employees from working for a competitor within sandwiches if that business is within three miles of a jimmy john's store. >> even nonfast foot joints you're not allowed -- >> yes, waiting tables is pretty much out of the question i guess. >> and is this a place you'd like to work? >> yes, i'm sure people would tip well here. >> under the jimmy john's agreement, kaitlin and emily can't work for any competing food e

that's the case at jimmy john's? jimmy john'?hristof putzel says this is not just for six-figure executives. >> this is the jimmy john's blt. no one would consider it a mystery unless you are jimmy john's. to them this simple sandwich is a trade secret to be protectat all costs. producing a virtual lock on their salaries. which amounts to less than minimum wage. until recently kaitlin 25 also worked at a local jimmy john's. we met them at a nearby restaurant. >> we wouldn't be able to work here. end of discussion. half the list are sandwiches. >> kaitlin is talking about this, an agreement that all jimmy john's workers must sign. preventing working for a competitor has a menu is more than half sandwiches. >> waiting tables is pretty much out of the question i guess. >> and is this a place you'd like to work? >> yeah, i'm sure people would tip well here. >> reporter: under the jimmy john's agreements kaitlin and emily can't work for any competing food establishment in any capacity. not just as an below but position as owner, partn

. >> reporter: this is the jimmy johns blt. there's nothing about it that is considered a mystery,mysty, unlu are jimmy john's. to them, this simple sandwich is a trade secret to be protected at all costs. >> for kaitlin and emily, that has placed a lock on their job prospects. emily, 22, is an assistant manager at a store near chicago. a salaried employee, her hourly pay amounts to less than minimum wage. until recently, kaitlin, 25, worked at a jimmy john's. >> we wouldn't be able to work here. >> you wouldn't. >> no. end of discussion. >> kaitlin is talking about this, an agreement which all jimmy john's workers must sign. for two years, former employees are forbidden from working for any business that derives more than 10% of its business from sandwiches, if it's within 3 mills of a jimmy john's store. >> reporter: even a restaurant that is not a fast food joint you are not able to work for them. >> yes. waiting tables is out of the question. >> is this a place you'd like to work? >> yes, i am sure people tip well here. >>

. >> a no one compete for fast food workers, blasting jimmy john. >> secretary of state john kerry testifyingefore the senate foreign relations committee facing senators critical of the policies in the fight against isil. they are debating whether the white house should have requested authorization from congress. >> while prince william and his wife, kate were inside the barclays center, protestors were outside. lebron james sported a shirt with the words i can't breathe during warmup exercises. we finally get to see a delayed report on c.i.a. interrogation tech folks expected to show how al-qaeda suspects were confined to small places and wore boarded. u.s. is stepping up security abroad in anticipation of the backlash. >> the obama administration saying it has disavowed the use of torture. the white house still isn't being entirely open about some controversial practices both past and present. >> this is the most transparent administration in history. >> that assertion is begin being tested. first there's the senate intelligence committee's report into the u.s.'s use of torture after 9/11.

it's a beard on a beard. >> it's two-beard santa. >> jimmy: can john hear us? a beard. what does that say? >> jimmy: you like two guys is what it means. >> okay. >> do the side view, babe, so we can see your tummy. >> jimmy: john, how did you say the reindeer were going to sit in the car? >> no, we're not doing that. this is a different one. i'm going to take this for a spin, because i needed a sleigh to giveaway all your stuff. >> jimmy: no, no, no. that's my clarinet! >> jimmy: this . >> this is really your computer. this is really your computer. you're freaking out right now and i love it. all right, guys, let's do this. see you in a little bit. >> jimmy: what do you mean, he's giving it away? >> he's giving away your stuff. >> jimmy: do whatever you want to my clarinet. do not -- >> you ha-- molly helped us. we raided your house. we're going to giveaway your kids. >> jimmy: don't giveaway my computer what is going on out there? no! oh, no. another innocent victim. >> so good. >> jimmy: how much money did that cost? >> so much money. >> jimmy: that is ridicul

-- i haven't been to a jimmy john's.omeone has to explain chipotle to me. it is garbage food. why do people like the chipotle? >> they like the spicy chicken. >> it is garbage food. >> i thought you liked it. >> the tacos gave me diarrhea. >> you went too much. >> there is a comedy store that only serves veg tear yn serve? it is surely you jest, salads. >> can i make a big point, you if look at the list you realize the food is vastly superior to what we consider fast-food back then. i had jack in the box and ground round, the stuff that had five things on the menu. >> i would eat the popcorn off the floor. >> the food these days is so better and incredible and the servings are huge, massive. where are you looking? >> straight ahead. >> there are a lot of subs chains. people love submarine sand witch. >> i go to subway and it is not just because it is fun watching a clinically depressed person throwing together your sandwich. they make it in front of us. you would think they do it with a little bit of flare. you want mayo

jimmy: that's a pretty good scenario. did you bring the baby to dubai? >> no, she stayed with john. >> jimmy: okay, very good. rying to imagine that. >> i know, it's weird. no, we have eight nannies. >> jimmy: oh, okay, good, good. >> it's fine. he barely sees her. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, that's perfect then. did you get to do anything besides the film festival? >> i went to -- i don't know if anyones ever bent to dubai, but they have something called ferrari world. >> jimmy: what? >> ferrari world. they have the fastest roller coaster on the planet. >> jimmy: the fastest roller coaster on the planet? >> the fastest. [ applause ] it's so fast, it's not even fast. >> jimmy: that would take me away from ferrari world. >> you would have thrown up. it goes 0 to 240 kilometers per hour in 0. -- sorry, in -- 4.9 seconds. >> jimmy: if i had any concept of the metric system, i would -- [ laughter ] i probably would say wow. i'm going to assume it's fast. >> basically, it was so fast, it feels wrong on your body. >> jimmy: it does. >> people went from yay, this is so great. it took off and people went -- no one sc

planning department that additional protection would be put in place to moderate new development jimmy johnohn ram was represent we were pitting policies in place to enhance the quality of life the board of supervisors told us to ironically this department will destroy the intimacy that makes those neighbors popular yesterday was the first time planning staff was willing to sit down and talk with us it immediately became apparent that staff p had no idea of the comprehensive conditions and their location of the driveway would make it worse we're asking for a continuance we think you should explorer easiest locations that's completely lacking in their analysis the driveway in its current location creates for problems than it solves we also think you should take a look at the directors driveway location for new depression e extremity i thought that would be a internal document but again and again urge you to be referring to say as your policy the policy needs to be fully noticed, debated and voted on mia by this commission it effects every neighborhood in the city this request should come as

budweiser and jimmy john's, they make a great partner. l. >> i don't think any of us did. >> jimmy: even you who won it don't know how it works. >> we know how it works now, but i don't think any of us knew what was going to happen and in the end, the intensity level was way up from what we had in the past, just for the fact that winning was so important. that was your golden ticket to advance through the rounds of the chase. >> jimmy: that seems obvious to people watching at home, but in the past, where you finished mattered also, was more -- >> it did. in the end, it was -- we had won races and you had guys that hadn't won races. it was a good mix of people that had won races throughout the year and consistency and got in on points and at the end of the day, the last race, all four cars were running for the win and whoever finished the highest was who won the championship, so, it definitely made it more interesting, especially to the casual fan. >> jimmy: let me ask, i'm interested in this fight you were kind of sort of involved in with

. >> i'm john clark. jimmy rollins, the longest tenured athlete in philly is on his way to the dodgers for two minor pitching prospects. jimmy won a world series here and won an mvp. j-roll became the all-time hits leader passing hall of famer mike schmidt. he ranks phils history in many categories. he wanted to stay in philadelphia, but the phils are rebuilding and the dodgers wanted a chance to win it all. >> jimmy had full no-trade rights. i think the dodgers are the only type of place he would have agreed to go to. >> jimmyv:hys rollins just turn. with the phillies rebuilding, he decided he wants to take one more shot at winning. >> that's how you win a ball game. >> definitely taking a step back here. i think at his age, i don't think he wanted to go through that. >> phils bench coach and former manager and star shortstop larry bowa managed j-roll and he knew

john stamos' pants? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't -- guillermo, you can't just giveaway john stamos' pants. >n do whatever i want, jimmy, it is "mucho!" next time on "mucho," jessica alba eats a pomegranate. it's going to be sick. musica! ♪ >> jimmy: all right. all right. thank you, guillermo. too mucho. and one more item before we forge ahead. it's thursday night, the night on which we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it's time for "this week in unnecessary censorship." [ cheers and applause ] >> since july, we've been [ bleep ] young men and women. >> change your cell phone provider and cut your [ bleep ] in half. we'll tell you how. >> coming up, on your mark, get set, [ bleep ]. >> we are both huge [ bleep ] lovers. >> we still mail squeeze out a few [ bleep ] today. don't be surprised if we see that. >> plus. >> did beeber [ bleep ] and entire football team? >> i need a gentler [ bleep ]. >> really? >> yeah. >> a gentle r [ bleep ]. a chewier [ bleep ]. >> i like to chew my [ bleep ]. >> a dating website designed exclusive little for [ bleep ]. >> oh, yeah. >> first on

. >>> phillies have traded long time short stop jimmy collins. john clark is live to fill us in.er 11 had a huge impact on and off the diamond. >> yeah, he will go down as one of the greatest phyllis ever. longested tenured athlete, jim any rollins has been traded to the dodgers. jim sals baisbury broke the sto. jimmy would have had to waive his no trade clause for this to happen, so he will return to his home take after 15 seasons with the phillies, a world series championship, mvp, jim any romys is headed to l.a.. first or second in doubles, stolen bases and games. four time gold governor, three time all star and he famously said we the phillies are the team to beat now and that started the phillies on their great run which included the world series. jimmy rollins trades to the dodgers. we've have a lot more coming up including who jay roll has been traded for hopefully in the next hour or so. i'm john clark. >>> now a pennsylvania school is the scene of a bizarre one vehicle crash. check it out. an suv punched a hole right through a wall. >>> and flying the annoying skies. if

and we got some amazing actors in >> jimmy: ye >> with john goodman, michael kenneth williams >> brieimmy: me neither. >> i mean, my dad was -- was not a good gambler. the one thing he did, he won $1500 which bought us a down payment on t one house that we actually owned for a short amount of time. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but, , he was not a good gambler. so, that was one of the reasons why. >> jimmy: that's a good lesson to learn not to gamble. >> but i did gamble in preparing for the movie. >> jimmy: yeah. would you go to like just casinos and just -- >> yeah, i went to macau. i went to the mecca of gambling which is very different from vegas and atlantic city. you know in vegas and atlantic city, they're getting everybody drunk so they can take advantage of you. in macau, these are like really serious gamblers. so, i had a bunch of friends that i was with, some wealthy businessmen from hong kong and i convinced them to give me all the cash that they had in their pockets. [ laughter ] so, we're at the wynn casino sitting there with the owner of the casinio. and i -- >> jimmy: this sounds

first prescription free at mybreo.com >>> i'm john clark. jimmycollins has been traded to the dodgers. he will go done as one of the greatest phyllis ever. he help phillies ever. he was the all time hits leader. passing mike schmidt. you see him there. jay roll ranks first or second in phillies history in hits, extra base hits, doubles, stolen bases and games. and he famously said we're the team to baet aeat and gave the swagger for the west run in team history. he wanted to stay in philly, but the dodgers have a chance to win it all. and jimmy is from california. >> jimmy of course had full no trade rights an i think the dodgers are the only type of place he would have agreed for go to. big city, bright lights and a good team. he has a chance to win again and maybe put another notch on what he hopes is a hall of fame resume. >> so he waived his no trade clause. dodgers get two minor league pitchers. and terry francona spoke within the last hour or so. >> it makes me feel old because jimmy collins got called up in september of 2000, my last year a

and this guy, john dupont came in that really just offered these people a way to just focus on wrestling. and you know, it all kind of, it all goes wrong. >> jimmy: everyone knows the dupont name. but they're like gazillionairs. and that's who steve carell plays. and he wants to coach the wrestling team for the olympics, and has the money to do it. >> he has no business, like, actually doing that. >> jimmy: no. he has nothing. but gosh, he plays a creepy, awesome human being. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it is insane the acting job on the whole cast. >> thanks. >> jimmy: and then great job directing. i want to show a clip. this is where channing tatum meets steve carell's character, john dupont in the movie, "foxcatcher." it's in theaters this friday, check it out. >> some rich guy calls you on the phone. i want mark schultz to come visit me. i'm a wrestling coach. and i have a deep love for the

jimmy gruden. and he was john gruden's dad. tell me about montana. i said he is just sitting there.he said just take him. so we got montana and that was a gift from heaven. >>> whether it was the football gods shining down on the bay, great timing, astute decision making or a combination of all three, john mcvay worked behind the scenes to make move after move to better the franchise. but still, he was behind the scenes. the only thing greater than mcvay's understanding is what it would take to achieve greatness was his humbleness within the organization. he continued to pledge to assist the coaches in any way possible and his love and respect for those coaches was visible every day in his actions and in his words. >> what made bill stand out was his knowledge, presentation. if you would get a tape of his installations and watch the precision with which he would sell a play, diagram a play, and tell the players how it will be executed, when it will be used, and who has to do what to make this thing work, he was brilliant tactician. he was very precise. >> that precision was evident

. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> and john was very like talking like that almost like he's talking at you. tricky voice. i can't really do george. [ laughter ] i can't really do george. no, no. but you, i was going to say you do a fantastic paul mccartney. you are really one of the best paul mccartney impersonators. i mean, ever! [ cheers and applause ] >> well -- >> jimmy: i want to talk about the video game. i want to talk about the new song. more with paul mccartney after the break, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ who's that? that there's the guy who gets his salsa from new york city. new york city?! [ male announcer ] only pace has that big, bold kick. anything else just ain't right. pace. grab the southwest by the bottle. anything else just ain't right. the mercedes-benz winter event is back, with the perfect vehicle that's just right for you, no matter which list you're on. [ho, ho, ho, ho] lease the 2015 ml 350 for $579 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back! everybody, we're hanging out with a beatle, sir paul mccartney him

we had john legend perform. >> jimmy: come on! >> no, no, seriously.d. we had questlove deejay. >> jimmy: questlove deejayed? >> yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's always a fun party. >> no, it was amazing. the highlight would have to be the dance-off. >> jimmy: you had a dance-off at the wedding? >> it was "you got served part 8." it was amazing. [ laughter ] it was good. >> jimmy: did you participate in the dance-off? >> of course. come on, no. it was good. >> jimmy: how is your husband? how's dwyane -- dwyane wade? >> god has given him many gifts. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's never a good way to start off someone -- >> dancing is not one of them. >> jimmy: really? >> inside, he is usher. [ laughter ] and then what happens from the brain to his extremities is like a toddler just learning to, like, bend and -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think i've kind of done that. it's kind of my move as well. >> it's precious, you know. >> jimmy: congrats on that. i'm so happy for you. now "top five" is the only movie that i can keep hearing -- everyone'

john had accomplished great things. with these monumental achievements behind him, he turned his attention to strengthening community organizations. president jimmy carter appointed him to an executive position. in 1981, he was elected to the atlanta city council. john was elected to congress in 1986 where he continued his campaign to protect human rights and expand civil liberties. he has represented the fifth district of georgia for 27 years. at the election earlier this month, he ran unopposed. john is the ranking member of the committee on oversight, and a member of the ways and means committee, and is part of the house democratic leadership. he is admired by colleagues on both sides of the aisle for his high ethical and moral standards and society also admires john lewis for these attributes and for his lifetime of work that has transformed our nation and left an enduring legacy for the future. earlier this year, president barack obama spoke about the civil rights act of 1964, noting "50 years later, few pieces of legislation have defined our national identity as distinctly or as powerfully. the law transformed the concept of justice, equali

personally what i think is the best part of me and john mccain both being john mccain is have you seen our wife? . come on. jimmy? be with you in just one minute. now, of course ultimately all of this is owed to the fact that because i gave him the colbert bump, i made mike huckabee. and at this point.... >> hey, what are you... ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) how do you do that? >> stephen: to what do i owe this surprise? >> i'm next door taping my show and i hear you say, you know, once again you created mike huckabee. i don't mean to keep bringing this up. but i cannot let that rest. i obviously... we talked about this. you created huckabee. conan said he created you. i created conan. therefore, i created huckabee. by the transtiff property of which you described earlier, i am mccain. therefore, i should say to cindy mccain... ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: unbelievable. >> jon: may i ask.... >> stephen: no, you may not. >> jon: is he standing on an apple box? or am i truly.... >> stephen: you're very small. very small. yes, conan. i have told you once. i have told you twice. i have made

jimmy and felix carr pleaded guilty to five felonies to smuggling rhino horns. they were sentenced to more than three years in prison and thousands in fines. john sees a links between their conspiracy, and the address in rhino deaths. >> if there's no profit, poachers don't go into the wild. the fact that jimmy and felix helped to create the market, made them morally culpable. for those people, it will purchase rhino horns. it would suggest that they have blood on their hands. >> do you think the sentence and fine is enough to send a message to the rest of the people in the industry that they shouldn't be doing it. >> in my opinion i don't think it's relative to the scale and magnitude. this is a huge industry, a big problem. if we are going to deter this activity, the penalties need to be a lot stronger. >> you hear the big bus for criminal activity or drugs, but you don't hear a lot about the industry. rhino horn is literally like equivalent to a fingernail. >> it's keratin. >> i couldn't believe the value hand. >> i know. >> that is unbelievable that something to meaningless can sell for so much funny, and cause so much strife. >> i think th

john clark. will chip kelly play mark sanchez and his starters in the season finale sunday? we'll hear from him. an exclusive interview with jimmyllins today. that is next. >>> this is the xfinity sportsdesk. brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> i'm john clark with the eagles eliminated from the playoffs, my how things have changed. they are underdogs at the giants on sunday. chip kelly says mark sanchez and the starters will play in the finale. >> the upside is we're going to go win a football game. that's what this whole organization is about. it's not about trying to see what the future is. it's aboutç we have a game, i would not be fair in any of my beliefs and i would not be fair to any football player right now if i said to some guy, i know you're a better player but i'm going to play a younger guy. in the two years i've been here, we're going to go play football. that's a message from the owner to me. that's what we're going to do. if it wasn't like that, i wouldn't be here. >> you play to win the game. the birds have the most turnovers in the nfl. the defense has given up the most big plays.

. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this guy used to rap like john wayne.t to say "top five" -- everyone i talked to that has seen the movie says it's the funniest movie they've seen all year. but one of the funniest movies they've ever seen, period. >> thank you. >> jimmy: congratulations on this. you wrote it. you directed it. you star in it. [ applause ] >> i -- >> jimmy: you rapped on it. >> yeah, man, i cooked. i put up the lights. [ laughter ] i did what i had to do, man! >> jimmy: what made you just want to go, "oh, this is the movie. this is what -- this is the next thing i want to do." >> i just -- you know what? i was -- i just didn't have a a movie. you know? i was like -- i was sitting on the set of "grown-ups" having a a good time. "grown-ups 2." but i wasn't, like, involved. i felt like james harden on okc. you know what i mean? [ light laughter ] like, i got more game to give. >> jimmy: let me get -- give me all the -- >> give me the ball! >> jimmy: give me the ball. >> give me the ball! i got to get to houston! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and so

. >> all right, john clark, could someone else be leaving the phillies? >> cole hammels tonight talking about jimmywlins being traded and where he could possible lid be dealt. we're catching up tonight with deshawn jackson. that is next. >>> this is if xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity. your home for the most live sports. >> i'm john clark, will mark sanchez still be the quarter back? anymore foles not cleared of his collarbone. he broke his hand, so his season is in jeopardy. the eagles need to win their last two games and they need help to get into the playoffs. he would like to see the cowboys lose this sunday to the colts and dal dallas could be without their runningback, demarco murray. tonight, i asked jeremy mackland about e about getting over that crunching loss. >> it's extremely tough. now, a lot of the things that happen for us to get what we want to get to. but at the end of the day, we've got to take care of our business. >> i don't know if you read d jack's comments, he said he can you not miss the eagles. they don't have anybody else other than jeremy at the receiver pos

john. jahn all right, robert, thank you. what former president jimmyter thinks about this. >>> the cdc says that caramel apples are the source of a deadly listeria outbreak. they don't know which brands are affected right now. coming up next, seattle police are looking for local hackers not to bust bust to help handle sensitive information. plus, what nasa can tell from your holiday lights. people of our time... talk to al jazeera, only on al jazeera america >> start with one issue ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >> holiday lights are not only lighting up the street this year. threr also lighting up the skies. nasa says you can see them all the way from outer space, and rebecca stevenson is here with that, rebecca. >> we have a partnering satellite between noaa and nasa. it can detect the glow of the light from the cities. back in 2012 they noticed in cairo there seemed to be this st

jimmy: hold on a second. i think we finally found something john boehner has in common with president obama.om jeans. [ laughter ] they both wear them. you know, if we could get those two to take a trip to marshalls together, maybe we could make some progress. winter storm cato, as the weather channel has christened it, is causing a number of flight delays. more than 1,000 flight cancellations today in the united states. whether that is good or bad news depends on how much you like your family. a lot of people have to fight with their parents via skype this year. here in l.a., in spite of the perfect weather we had, we had the worst traffic in the country today. traffic in l.a. is so bad, people are on the 405 tonight headed to next year's thanksgiving dinner. [ laughter ] and of course, some people are skipping thanksgiving to wait in line to shop. people are already camped out for black friday. some people have been there for a week. the people i feel worse for are the 97-year-old walmart greeters. it doesn't seem like they should be the first line of defense against these door buster crow