. >>> if you love a good grilled cheese sandwich, and who doesn't? there is a place you have to try. well, actually, now there are three of them. four local guys have turned the ultimate comfort food into a booming business. >> this is our veggie delight. >> reporter: welcome to grilled cheese and company. where baltimoreans come for the great evaluate of comfort food. -- greatest of comfort food. the new federal hills is their third location. >> after the occasional store in april 2010, opened sykesville, last april. of course, april is national grilled cheese mont. and we're really excited to open the federal hills store. >> mouth-watering sandwiches and hot soup. check out the bacon cheddar and tomato. >> this is the turkey ruben grilled cheese. >> it is definitely the ultpate comfort food. who doesn't like to sit down with a hot grilled sandwich, with cheese, butter and bread? i don't think it gets much better than that. >> reporter: you can pick up a sandwich at ravens walk. lots of fans here. night owls will love the federal hill location. >> w

we are selling pastries, vietnamese and sandwiches, coffee, everything. customers come from vacations all over the world. in a large majority of them come to our shop for the camaraderie and for the whole some sandwiches that we do have. we have taken them and have to leave. we do get a considerable amount of people coming to our shop. having the truck parked right there, selling the exact same item is really going to be rough. i will keep it short. please reconsider giving a permit to these trucks. thank you. >> with this gentleman, the appellants all have 43 minutes. >> we can hear from the permit older. >> public comment will be when? >> later, you will be hearing from me. i will try not to be repetitive. >> i am starting the clock at how much? >> 14 minutes. >> you can request more time at that point. >> there are slides that i don't want to show quite yet. a very interesting conversation being had about the economic vitality of the financial district. i want to look at the legislation does passed unanimously, creating this program and how does the bo

. >> mouth-watering sandwiches and hot soups. check out the bacon cheddar and tomato. >> this is the rubin grilled cheese. >> it is definitely the ultimate comfort food. who doesn't like to sit down and have a nice sandwich with cheese, butter and bread. i don't think it gets much better than that. >> reporter: you can pick up a sandwich at ravens walk. lots of fans here. night owls will love the federal hills location. >> we are open until 2:30 in the morning during the weekend in the federal hill location for anybody who is out, late- night partying. come in, try grilled-cheese sandwich. >> reporter: food and wine magazine just named this one of the top 10 grilled cheeses in the country. >> we will just rock and roll. we're ready to rock. >> reporter: ron malts, wjz eyewitness news. -- matz, wjz eyewitness news. >> open until 2:00 for anybody who is out? yeah, you're going to be swamped. americans eat 2.2 billion grilled cheese sandwiches every day at home. >> that's a gold standard. >> the man without a grill has shut down. >>

. >> hodgman: a list of 700 sandwiches. [ laughter ] >> smith: pretty good. >> hodgman: and so yeah.mith: so there is in fact that list. this is the list that you alluded to. >> hodgman: well, no, that's not -- well, this isn't sandwiches. >> smith: no, no, no, but it's the ancient and unspeakable ones. >> hodgman: yeah the ancient >> smith: unlistable, unlistable. >> hodgman: well, yeah, that's right. so, but, you know, once i appreciated that this book was going to take on a somewhat apocalyptic tone >> smith: right. >> hodgman: i struck upon, i wasn't going to do a list of 700 just for the sake of it, but i struck upon the idea of listing 700 h. p. lovecraftian old gods. and h. p. lovecraft is one of my favorite authors, and he, at the turn of the century, wrote these phantasmagoric stories about people confronting ancient beings that long preceded us, and really cared nothing about us and were coming back to crush us with their 10 that kels, and that's your sort of archetypical lovecraft story is, someone told me this was true and guess what? it was, and then i went mad. [ laught

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please do not be afraid that this can be one messy sandwich but it's wonderful >>this sandwich is availableekend brunch at dawn laysunlay's on the square ... it's the warmest winter in 78 years ... we are 11 degrees warmer than the winter last year this ranks among the 12 warmest winters since recorded we're looking at the temperature changes ... not only is it mild but it has grown milder. the mitty is 89%. by sunday we will see some arctic air for just one day. there will be some area snow tomorrow night maybe saturday ... sunday will be cold and blustery but temperatures will recover nicely. the snowfall forecast is: 3 tenths to 1 in. tomorrow night. saturday possibly the same sunday will be called and tuesday and wednesday of next week we will see the warming again. 38 degrees tomorrow 31 saturday will be the '20s on sunday 27 monday and in the '30's and '40's by the middle of next week once again we are warming up. thank you tom skilling and thank you for joining us today we hope you have a great afternoon we will leave you with more live music from james durbin. you will be able to se

went to get a sandwich and -- >> are you going to tell us what kind of sandwich? kidding. >> even colder tonight, my fellow coanchors. someone said to me, what's up with these cold conditions? the 20s tonight. i said, oh, it's january. we are where we should be for overnight lows. but not so much for the daytime highs. will continue to be on the cold side. unsettled conditions to talk about. and conditions up and down on the five-day forecast. in the meantime, today's highs, we hit 36 degrees at national airport. 34 at dulles. 34degrees at baltimore airport. those temperatures actually anywhere from 4 to 6 degrees cooler than the seasonal average for the day. it's really chilly now. teens here. 28degrees at national airport. 24 at baltimore. 19 at gaithersburg. same at dulles. 18 in frederick and 19 in culpepper. mid-atlantic, only 11 degrees for boston at this hour. 18 for new york city. colder air settling in because the jet stream has set us up to get a chilly northerly flow. fairly clear conditions. a ridge of high pressure gradually starts to slide off. what

you don't have to make three sandwiches. just three portions.are clean. >> you're copying each other. they're supposed to be different. you're getting different. you have sauerkraut. >> don't tell him. don't tell him. how many seconds? >> 50 seconds. >> oh, that's plenty. >> i like the bacon. >> come on, sammy. >> i would eat anything with bacon. >> 45 on the clock. >> three, one. >> three portions. >> oh. >> you have more time. do something. >> sam's already done. >> do you have to plate it? >> i don't know. >> maybe add a little bit. do i have to plate it? no. >> you can keep going, as long as there is time on the clock. >> didn't i say everything is better with bacon? >> no bacon on yours. >> no extra time, is there. >> ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. >> done. >> make it look nice there. >> before we judge. you didn't use all of your time. >> i know. is that bad? >> you made three. >> i did. >> three whole sandwiches. >> i decided to do a little more. >> you taste first and vote. i'll be the deal breaker. >> sliding

it made the cut as the top 46 sandwiches in indianapolis.they call their secret ingredient. but now they're letting the cat out of the bag. it's peanut butter. >>> and finally, sea creators -- creatures are uncovered in antarctica. they discovered new species of crab, starfish, barnacles. they were able to explore the deep ocean floor. they found this white crab and white octopus in action. >> we'll take you to ,, >> pelley: tonight, the commander in chief orders an overhaul of the military. >> now we're turning the page on a decade of war. >> pelley: david martin on what u.s. armed forces could look like in the future. after an almost-win in iowa, rick santorum is getting more money and attention, but also more scrutiny. dean reynolds is following his campaign. it's not a pretty picture. anthony mason on kodak's fight for survival. and on the lookout for a killer. >> it gives me a chill down my spine. >> pelley: lee cowan reports killer whales are stalking an unlikely neighborhood. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news"

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so i'm here today to see who can build the ultimate sandwich. right, when the time is up, our judges will give you their scores. ready. set. go! okay, jason starts out with the multigrain roll. ooh. alyson's stuffing her pita with, yes, spinach! a great source of iron. jason isn't skimping on the protein, adding plenty of smoked turkey. looks like alyson's putting the finishing touches with crispy red bell peppers for a dose of vitamin a. (buzzer blares) time! (bells ding) it looks like we have a tie. we'll need to call in our special guest referee. oh! now these are what i call quick, delicious lunches. whole grain breads, a whole variety of ingredients-- there are so many different ways to build delicious, healthy sandwiches. these two get high marks in every category. i'd say you're both winners. yeah! (laughs) (first lady michelle obama) america... (all) let's get healthy together! i hope you find a home. i hope you find a home. hey, maybe you'll be picked next. maybe you'll be picked next. we've been caged together too long. we've been cage

. >> reporter: a sandwich straight out of yonda's iowa. it's the hottest in town. >> this is the yonda sandwich. >> and the yonda witch will be available saturday, starting at lunchtime. and will be a permanent fixture on the riley's menu. we're live, jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> just right at dinnertime. looks delicious. although you and i would have to split it. >> we definitely. will all -- all fat-free, though, mary. >>> ravens will host either houston, denver or pittsburgh at 1:00. and you can only see that game here on wjz 13. speaking of the steelers if we have to, they'll take to the field this weekend. pittsburgh battles the broncos in denver this sunday, at 4:30, live here on wjz. >> you are my partner, but i couldn't split that sandwich with you. >> it's all yours. >>> the sunshine returns today with the mild weather. it's calm and clear outside right now. look at that sunset, folks. very nice these days. and the frigid temperatures are gone. meteorologist tim williams with the wonderful coat on. and bob turk, attr

. >> so he was sandwiched in between those two vehicles as the vehicle went. >> reporter: a car believed to be going about 55 miles per hour sideswiped the trooper, hitting him with the mirror and side of his vehicle. that driver left behind some evidence. >> investigators have been able to put some pieces together. they found pieces at the scene, leading investigator to believe that this is a buick, possibly gold or tan in color. >> reporter: there were two witnesses in the car that the trooper pulled over, and dash cam video from his cruiser. the trooper is identified as jason james, a four year veteran. greg shipley says he was in full uniform. he was taken to shop trauma. he does not have any broken bones. the situation could have been much different and state police hope it's a reminder about maryland move over law. >> the driver should have moved to a clear lane to his or her left. and given that lane space between them and the trooper, and they did not do that. >> reporter: again search for the hit and run driver and vehicle continues. investigators are looking for a gold or tan b

pick up a sandwich at ravens' walk. lots of fans here. night owls will love the federal hills location. >> we are open until 2:30 in the morning, during the weekend. and the federal hill locations, for anybody who is out, late- night partying. come in and try a grilled cheese sandwich. >> reporter: food and wine magazine just named this one of the top 10 grilled cheeses in the country. >> we make hot cheese. and we're ready to rock. >> reporter: ron matz, week eyewitness news. -- wjz eyewitness news. >> and get this. americans make 2.2 billion grilled cheese sandwiches every year at home. we want to go there. >> two staples. i think my sister had peanut butter and jelly for lunch every day for 10 years. >> she was one of those, right? >> what a day to have lunch outside today. we're still at 59 degrees. humidity is low. south/southwest winds at 7. the barometer, holding steady. come back and take a look at a very nice january weekend after this. i'd been training with my team for months and, now, we had been called up f

they were also serving vietnamese noodles, sandwiches as well, so technically, we almost have the same menu as them, but it has been changed. >> at what point was the appeal filed and the services suspended on the permit? can you tell me? >> the appeal was filed november 14. >> you have not seen any impact of this being across the street at this point? >> we never saw them there yet. we just see the post card with the appeals. that is how come i showed up. >> once an appeal is filed a permit is suspended. >> that is why i wanted to know if her business has not been affected. >> they are not there, so i would not know. >> you have no evidence of the impact it has? >> not at this point. >> is there any other public comments? seeing none, we can move into rebuttal. the you have anything more to say? you can speak now. three minutes. >> i never know as they have a place there, so that is why we planned it their superior -- planned dit there. thank you. spherby commissioners, i sense e confusion, and we had better shed some light on this. the applicant applied in approximately march or apri

they were also serving vietnamese noodles, sandwiches as well, so technically, we almost have the same menu as them, but it has been changed. >> at what point was the appeal filed and the services suspended on the permit? can you tell me? >> the appeal was filed november 14. >> you have not seen any impact of this being across the street at this point? >> we never saw them there yet. we just see the post card with the appeals. that is how come i showed up. >> once an appeal is filed a permit is suspended. >> that is why i wanted to know if her business has not been affected. >> they are not there, so i would not know. >> you have no evidence of the impact it has? >> not at this point.

this is the closest sandwich we have with any purple in it. it's got a raspberry, chocolate chip and brie grilled and it's a great dessert sandwich. this has pesto and mozzarella and provolone cheese. >> what's the most popular? >> our crabby melt. down here it's actually the bct, bacon cheddar tomato. >> americans make 2.2 billion grilled cheeses every year. and i'm about to chow down on one of them. oh, yeah. i'm going to ravenswalk, man. scott, congratulations on the third store. >> we couldn't be more excited. thanks for coming down. please join us at our new store for a gourmet grilled cheese sandwich. >> how many people do they employ? >> how many people do you employ across the board at all three stores? >> about 50 employees. >> that's awesome. local guys made good. we love it. congratulations. take care. >> there's a picture here that i think you guys are going to love. i know we've got to go. should be that? oh, yeah. have a great weekend, purple friday. go, ravens, grilled cheese & company, federal hill. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,

this was to bring vitality to underserved areas of the city where there are not restaurants, cafes, sandwich shops. we have a plethora of them downtown. we are not underserved in any sense of the word. if you look at the list of firms that have been applied for, over 50% of them are downtown locations. why? that is where the customers are. we had these constraints around the city of not being allowed, not allowing mobile food trucks to operate in hospitals or near hospitals and schools. that needs to be changed. we need to make some modifications to look at density. how many are too many? right now, we are saturated downtown with mobile food permits. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i am the owner of the gaylord restaurant in the financial district. my restaurant is within a short distance from the subjected location. i have operated this restaurant for about 30 years and i have faced all of the economic challenges over the years. i offer an extensive take-out menu. along with a full line of buffet lunch. i serve the same items as proposed

. >> it is called up barbecue sandwich but it looks like an imitation sloppy joe. >> why some kids sayy are sick to their stomachs. ,,,,,, screen actors award tonight. based on a popular novel abt black maids in the south dug the civil- right >>> the women of the house took top honors at the screen actors awards tonight. based on the popular novel about black mates in the south during the civil rights era, the film won three of five awards. octavius zinsser won best supporting actress. the french actor was chosen for his role as screen star in the artist. christopher plummer won best supporting actor played over the word. one thing that isn't bending towards the school cafeteria food. >>> school administrators updated menus there to make much more niche vicious, but by that change has been hard to swallow. >> it doesn't look like it's real food. >> do students have anything to say about the healthier lunch menus. >> the healthier it gets, the more disgusting it is. >> some can barely describe what it is. >> is called up barbecue sandwich but it looks like an imitation sloppy joe. >> it

new bakery sandwiches at dunkin' donuts. the turkey cheddar bacon or ham and cheese today. >>> good morning, thanks for being was. mid-40s around pax river and solomon's island. westminster, 38 degrees. 28-degrees in bel air. that's an odd ball number for the morning. no reason to doubt it. 44 annapolis and 44 on kent island. it's an easy scenario here. a giant warm front. this thing is affecting the entire east coast of the united states. it runs the weather today and tomorrow. the wind shift is moving our way. this may be an area of low pressure moving along it. we'll have showers tomorrow and into the next day. look at this, 65 degrees today, partly sunny and breezy and warm. mostly cloudy, 39 overnight. 64 tomorrow, that's the chance of the shower. once we push the wind shift off, it doesn't get polar. 51 degrees on thursday. friday, sunny and 48, saturday, partly sunny and 47. sunday, clouds and 44 degrees. still, two above normal. i want to point out the overnight lows. we won't get into the normal mid-20s. almost 30,

eliminating overall by that very definition, for example, if there is a 7-eleven that serves packaged sandwiches, that is convenience foods. it will then be deemed to direct competition. commissioner garcia: and may be reasonably so. >> it would be an incredibly difficult as the legislation is set up for anyone. commissioner garcia: i guess at what be easier, for our job, and i mean this very respectfully, if we had seen the hearing officer's report and we gotten something greater than the vitality of the neighborhood. it seems as though a big part of this has to do with the effect negatively and positively on these. we will deal with that ultimately when the commissioners have their discussions, were each and every point, at least the major points that came out, having to do with the location. the problem is probably not with legislation as it is with where the trucks will be located. were some of these points discussed? for all that was ever written was the findings? >> i will have to go back and check with the hearing officer. commissioner garcia: it might be hidden away somewhere? >> ha it m

not toasted. >> and if i sell sandwiches that are not needed to be in a sandwhich press. >> yes, orwould have to confiscate your toaster. >> can i serve ice-cream at my copy shop. >> only if it is served in a cup and not a cone. otherwise, we would have to send officers to confiscate your ice cream cones. it cannot contain more than 15 speaks -- seats. it must have a limited menu of beverages, paid for prior to consumption and served at a customer service counter. >> thank you. this has been very informative. perhaps i should keep my job as a waiter. >> you are quite welcome. i am glad i could help. supervisor wiener: thank you, john, and thinking for dealing with the sound difficulties in the beginning. i think this is a fun way to show the unnecessary complexity in the planning code, and i think this legislation will go a long way to addressing that. the rest i submit. secretary: thank you, supervisor wiener. president chiu? president chiu: several months ago, i mentioned during roll call that entrepreneurs have been creating businesses that do well at the same time that they do g

. >> reporter: a sandwich straight out of iowa with a baltimore twist.t's the hottest bite in town. it's available starting saturday at run. lunch. >> they have to wait to see if they'll host houston, pittsburgh, or denver sunday january 15th at 1:00. speaking of the steelers, they will take the field this sunday. pittsburgh battles the broncos many denver sunday. >>> it looks like 2012 could be a banner year for maryland's film industry. netflix will tim. the house of cards starring kevin spacey, a remake of the british series of politics. they suspect it will give jobs to more than 2000 people. that's great. >>> coming up, a brutal beating outside a hockey game. what sparked this vicious attack. >> it was a horrific accident that affected thousands of lives and it could have been any of our children. >> three young lives cut short in a terrible crash. how long their friend will spend in prison for killing them and his emotional apology. >>> is it motivation or discrimination? hear who is banned from working out if this gym. >>> big warm up headed our w

our thanks to the owner there, george, not just for the hospitality, but for that sandwich.good. it was just over a week ago that president obama surprised an audience at the apollo theatre in harlem by sinkiging al green let's say together. ♪ i'm so in love with you ♪ >> that's a pretty stuff standard to meet, but mitt romney tried yesterday. the republican frontrunner trying to measure up to the president during a campaign event yesterday. mitt romney broke from his routine of speaking the lyrics to america the beautiful to singing them. >> oh, beautiful it for spacious skies for amber mountains majesty across the fruited plain. can you sing that song? do you know that song? ♪ oh beautiful for spacious skies ♪ ♪ for amber waves of grain ♪ ♪ for purple mountains' majesty above the fruited plain ♪ ♪ america america ♪ ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ >> we talk an awful lot in campaigns about contrast. is there a more stark contrast between president obama and mitt romney than in the singling oig you gist heard

this is one of my favorite ways to boost the nutritional power of your salads or sandwich.s. one ounce is like eating three pounds of mature broccoli. there's 50 times the amount of anti-cancer properties. do you like the texture? they add the texture without adding some waxy -- >> i thought they would be like something else. >> next we have black garlic. >> ew. >> basically garlic that has been fermented. the theme of the day, fermentation. we know garlic helps lower cholesterol and it becomes a little more sweet so you can add it to baked goods or spread it on a sandwich, add it to a salad dressing. >> here's the problem -- it looks awful. >> put it on a sandwich. that's the way to go. >> that really -- sorry, keri. >> you're going to love this next one, i promise. okay. if you've conquered getting salad greens into your diet, become a nutritional overachiever here and get your sea vegetables in. we have some kelp and nori here. sea vegetables are amazing because they're loaded with vitamins and minerals -- a, c, e, potassium, iron, very low in calories. you can add them

it is a term from british humor describing the on appetizing sandwiches on the british rail during the 1970's during the era of socialist era. it was a funny topic. there is enough reliable sources to create a good article. >> can you pick up your computer and type in "british rail sandwich?" >> it was not a great deal of it than the one i wrote. what i wrote it, it was a series of paragraphs without the section breaks. it has been improved since then. i believe there is information about france. i did not write that. >> when you go down to references, they also have external links. what is that about? that only has seven references? >> the only way that wikipedia stays remotely verifiable is by including the references that were used to create the article. wikipedia does not care what is true as much as what can be proved. >> go down further. >> you usually need an official page. >> what do you say to someone right now? >> they are perfectly welcome to be skeptical. all wikipedia editors get involved because they're interested in topics. they find a gap of they can fill. >> see what w

new bakery sandwiches at dunkin' donuts.eddar bacon or ham and cheese today. >>> 24 and a half past the hour. locally grown often means farm raised food but one local man wants to expand that to farmhouse beer. here's alex demetrick reporting. >> reporter: his farm is family owned. >> if somebody in brazil can release a bushel of soybeans for ten cents, you have to go up against that we're trying to offset that a little bit because we're trying to do beer. >> reporter: a product not normally associated with maryland farms. he's trying to convince state legislators to allow a brewery to be operated on farms. wineries here are thriving. >> there are four vineyards within bike riding distance from this farm here. >> reporter: there's not a whole lot of farmhouse breweries out there right now. unlike farms turning into vineyards making beer means a variety of crops. barley and wheat would be raised which soak up fertilizers before they wash into waterways and the bay. hops would also be raised, a tiny crop in maryland right now

you made me a sandwich? no, dunkin' did, but i wrote the note. bakery sandwiches at dunkin' donuts. try the turkey cheddar bacon or ham and cheese today. then mix in the secret ingredient: french's yellow mustard. add a handful of tiny hands. and a personal touch. finish with compliments to the new chefs. >>> looks like our volunteers are hard at work answering your calls. it is mentoring monday here at fox 5. you can call the number on your screen to get connected with one of several organizations in our area that are in need of volunteers. people like big brothers and big sisters. they are here. also some other great organizations as well. that number is 202-895-3307. we'll connect you with one of several of those organizations that make a difference in the lives of young people. >>> governor martin o'malley one of thousands of people would jumped into the chilly waters of the chesapeake for the polar bear plunge. it raised $2 million for the special olympics. gofer o'malley tweeted that it was definitely cold but worth it for the good cause. -

. >> what kind of sandwich would you like. >> schieffer: and it worked. he won't have to sell chicken sandwiches full time just yet. >> the order i want is to get your vote today. >> schieffer: you crushed the once frontrunner in south carolina mitt romney in the upset of the year and hints of his next stop. >> we're moving on to florida and beyond. >> schieffer: mitt romney was left to state the obvious. >> we've still got a long way to go. >> schieffer: it all happened in spite of gingrich's ex-wife downloading nasty allegations for all to hear. >> he was asking me to have an open marriage. >> schieffer: gingrich turned it around with an attack on the media. >> i am appalled that you would begin a presidential debate on a topic like that. >> schieffer: south carolina voters seemed to agree and gingrich is with us this morning to tell us what comes next. then we'll bring in former mississippi governor haley barbour and south carolina senator lindsey graham for analysis of a wild political week that had little of everything, including a singing president.

new bakery sandwiches at dunkin' donuts. try the turkey cheddar bacon or ham and cheese today. >>> the washington auto show is in town and if you are looking for a new car, you're in luck. the auto industry is making a comeback and that means good deals for consumers. fox 5's money reporter melanie alnwick has the details. reporter: over two massive showroom floors at the washington convention center, car buyers and lookers are checking out the new models. >> definitely need a caddy cts, the v version. my wife likes it. we appreciate the jeep. reporter: 2011 was a good year for auto manufacturers as consumers felt more confident to make large purchases. >> i just graduated school and that's the reason why i got a car, got my first job. reporter: 2012 is expected to build on that success. industry economists predict a return to 2008 sales levels. during the recession people held onto their cars longer and now it's time to replace them, that plus record low interest rates means demand is back. gerard murphy, president of the w

new bakery sandwiches at dunkin' donuts.y cheddar bacon or ham and cheese today. >>> the occupation continues this morning. local protesters are still in place even after the u.s. park service said it would begin to enforce a camping ban. >>> good morning, welcome back to nufrts. i'm joe krebs. -- to "news4 today." i'm joe krebs. >> i'm eun yang. it is the last day of january, january 31, 2012. look at the beautiful horizon. and it is not going to feel like january at all later today. beautiful morning it's going to give way to a beautiful day. tom kierein is here with details. >> pancakes. >> is that what you see? >> think of all the afternoon appointments being canceled. after you hear the forecast, you may be doing that. around the region, there is a chill in the air under this clear sky. just a few high clouds coming in. right now, 40 at reagan national. near 40 at prince george's county. much of arlington, fairfax, montgomery counties, in the mid 30s. near freezing in parts of loudoun county and fauquier county, along t

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like, we did "sandwich night" -- where we said anybody who wants to eat a sandwich on tv, just show upghter ] we had the "milkshake of death," which is just what it sounds like. and tomorrow, we said -- >> jimmy: don't even get into it. i don't even want to hear about it. >> okay. fair. >> jimmy: it's the "milkshake of death." >> "the milkshake of death." we won't talk about it. but "ruin this show," anyone can show up at the studio or call in and just do what you want to ruin our show. just whatever you want. show up -- show up with a vuvuzela and just blow it every time i try to talk. [ laughter ] yeah. i don't care. you can do that. you want to stand in front of me so the cameras can never see me? try it, ruin it. we don't care. it's public access. >> jimmy: as long as it's non-violent, right? no violence. >> no violence. you can't touch us. you can't break the equipment. no nudity. >> jimmy: yeah. >> no -- they don't want any liquids or animals or sports playing because they think it will break the cameras. outside of that -- it's public access, man. do whatever you can think of. n