tomorrow afternoon, but between now and then not so easy. from another expert, travelocity senior editor courtney scott, let s say you re out there, it s the last day, you re trying to get to thanksgiving by tomorrow. any advice for travelers running into these last-minute delays? a train at penn station, main sleet turning to snow in the northeast. what do you do if you run into trouble now? pack your patience. luck has been on our side today. we ve seen some great lightening up in delays across the country, but expect the unexpected. you never know what s going to happen, so really pack your patience and try to, you know, kill them with kindness. please don t overreact. everyone is doing their best to get you home to your family in time. most of us are coming home on sunday. that is, you know, one of the other busiest travels days of this pertain. there are a couple tips i have to ease the stress of your
guys are both in new york so expect a bunch of phone calls. kelly: listen, if poehler backs out. we can play each other. you re very interchangeable. michael: have you got any good advice from anybody? has anybody said this is what you need to look forward to? to avoid? it s nice, i m following jimmy, taking over for him. we worked together on saturday night live. the biggest thing is just to be patient. the idea is you do them forever a long time, you don t overreact. kelly: absolutely the best advice ever. and just squirrel away as many of the mugs with your name on it as you possibly can. right, yeah. [cheers and applause] kelly: they make great christmas gifts, everybody really likes them. i like your advice is steal from the show. kelly: steal from that show. [cheers and applause] michael: well, congratulations, seth. thank you guys. michael: for now, saturday night live at 11:30 p.m. on nbc. this week, they ll have lady
carpenter breaks his bat. fly ball into left. here s the throw from gomes. tied game. now the runner jay it gets away and the cardinals will take a lead. pitcher greg breslow didn t use his education very well over throwing third base with another run to come in. tack on another run and they take the game 4-2 evening the series. they go back to st. louis for game three on saturday. still think seven? i called in six. now it s more like it s seven. don t overreact. it s one game. it could be six. you re right. 22-year-old pitcher for the cards, good for st. louis. which one of the 22-year-old pitchers. it s unbelievable. for some reason it s a boring franchise.
receive them, and there s been a huge outreach effort on the part of the federal government. hey have been gaving awards to people who recruit more eligible people on to foot stamps. wait a minute, that is something i did not know and i don t you mean, you can get a reward by pulling somebody in, they get food stamps and i gate reward for pulling them into the program? really? you could be the attend of agriculture employee of the month. they gave an award to a gentleman in north carolina, believe, for breaking down what was called mountain pride among people in the appalachians, who didn t want to receive food stamps. he convinced them to get the food stamps and he got an award for it in miami they ran spanish language soap operas to convince people in order to get food stamps done there, where people didn t want food stamps and then their friends and neighbors convinced them and then they all sang and danced and happy because someone was on food stamps. you opened my eyes.
happens, and don t overreact to it. it s hard to tell people. you have to train them. i told the people of new york, their resiliency was one of the reasons why we didn t get attacked again. because the terrorists realized they hit us really hard but didn t ruin the city. told the governor of massachusetts the same thing in boston. they came back the very next day. that s important. same thing in london. i was in london in 05 when they got hit. next day, everybody back at work. i believe that reduces that resiliency is a defense to terrorism and you have to teach people that. the americans and english know it almost by instinct but you have to teach people that. if you catch one office these guy one of these guys, however you can if they re part of al qaeda or one of these groups declaring war on the united states, they re like soldiers. like the nazis invading america. you don t give them a lawyer and bring them back to new york. i think that is extremely dangerous. i t