Hey, the bird show.

All right, speaking of gas, quick trip does say that all their stations are going to have gas by tomorrow.

That's the only company that's come out to guarantee that.

Also, Governor Perdue is asking President Bush to release more crude oil from its reserve in order to help us out.

And also state insurance commissioner John Oxendine has announced he is allowing more of his employees to work from home,

which it looks like the more we're going to be without gas, the more employers are going to have to allow

employees to do that. Well, clear lanes are about to open at Hartsfield Jackson Airport.

These lanes are for travelers willing to pay about $128 a year for a faster trip through security

checkpoints, and all lanes should be open by the end of the week.

More than 210,000 people have registered for these clear lanes in 19 airports across the nation.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and if you were flying Delta Pink ribbons are not the only things that you're going to see,

because 275 flight attendants are going to actually wear all pink all month long for breast cancer

awareness month.

Oh, that's cool.

I'm flying out on Friday.

I'm going to have to look for that.

Yeah, exactly.

That's cool.

And then finally, Ronald Watkins, he's in West Virginia.

He had surgery to remove a tumor from his rectum.

And afterwards, yeah.

My butt literally did one of those Kagle exercises with my butt. It's going to get worse. Suisin. Yeah. Yeah, it's going to get worse. Keep clunching. Yeah. Days passed after the surgeon, Roddle noticed that something was wrong. Well, it ends up his doctor had actually stapled his rectum shut. No! No! No! No! No, no, no, no, no. Yeah! No! No! No! No! No! No!

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