they've been binging. what have you been binging?" >> "onward." >> i've been binging "frozen ii." >> "into the unknown" pretty appropriate. thank you so much. we appreciate it. of course, you can catch daryn as she hosts people tv's "reality check" streaming monday, thursday at 4:30 p.m. eastern. and, of course, you can pick up this week's issue of "people" on newsstands nationwide. dan and eva, back to you. >> give a big hug to lea and summer for me. really appreciate it. great to see them and good to know they're binging on disney movies. >> it's hard to social distance from these two. >> exactly. >> all right. see you in a minute, whit. >>> coming up, as financial insecurity grows, we're showing you how to build a budget to pay your bills and save some money. >>> and just because you can't have in-person dates doesn't mean you can't quarantine date. tips on how to make a connection online and how one couple already has. for farmers here, this is our life's work. but when a recall happens, perfectly good food goes to waste. now, we

but it had a -- bing bing bing bing bing! which i didn't sound -- think sounded like gunshots.as doing, "bing bing bing bing bing," whateverdare you do" i'm like in the middle of a pandemic with a 17-year-old trying to make her happy, please you know >> seth: yeah. >> that should be the least of our worries. but they're fun. some of them are so creative it's really shocking when you get down that tiktok wormhole. >> seth: yeah, no, it's incredible some of the things people are doing there do you have all of your -- as you mentioned -- you've got obviously one in the marines do you have all your other children with you right now? >> three of them i have three of the five the 7-year-old, 17, and 20 and then my 22-year-old is in wisconsin, has a baby. and then parker's in the marines in north carolina right now. >> seth: how are -- how do a 20-year-old, a 17-year-old, and a 7-year-old get along together right now? >> they're really separate countries. >> seth: yeah. >> everyone's in their own room. and there's not a lot of talk until, "what do you want to order for dinner?" then t

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." >>> ladies, we talked about binging bing i bingeing tv. >> the acting is incredible. >> it just sons that i got a chance to play a reporter on the show. >> wait a second. you are in that show, too? >> what can i say? i'm just kidding. that's how i got one of the stars to talk with me about the new show. >> someone burned down your house. do you flow anyoknow anyone thao this? everybody will be held accountable for their actions. >> gavin, how are you? >> i'm good. you? >> i'm doing pretty good myself. how have you been spending your time? >> i've been home trying to stay busy. i had been neglecting guitar before this. so i've been p nintendo. i'm playing the animal crossing. trying to stay busy. >> you kept me busy for a while. i had to binge every episode of "little fires everywhere." it is so great. so great, so great. i love your character. i was talking to my friends about this. i'm like, you know, it's the typical teenage thing, but i think the friend zone issue happens to adults, too. how cool was it playing this character? >> it was so much fun. i loved the character because

on while you're bingeing on marco's. favorite food . you get out of some sort of chips or some fun or know your body speaking to you and say keep that crap i don't i don't eat crap but i. know this sounds so boring i'm into hummus right now when you have to keel and you have hummus and then you have habanero like with some heat and some really good one chips that's kind of in few vegetables and i just noticed you said hummus and i want. autosuggestion recently luxury you can't live without or in the home stretch oh. i can live with that. will give you a pass or bet on quizzes you say i'm sad someone from history would like to take the lunch. i don't know. but yes. agreed to so on the curve. i this is why i was so crafty and flew over that we go about overload so i was is what i used to go can't you think i go i don't know i don't know we've got some social media questions we put up the fact that you're going to be on your fans lined up tom watson on facebook. or he's just asking i think less in. aging way this is the sec

what are you going to binge? >> i will binge the third season of "ozark." i watched the first two.. we can compare notes. >> now, it is time for the "gma" pollen count. hey, ginger. >> yes, by the way we've been deep in disney plus. we watched "honey, i shrunk the kids." let's get that report. we have to dive right into the update from courtney. she gave us a new one from seven lakes, north carolina, yes, that's pollen. please do share your pollen photos with me so we can get them out to the world. the tree pollen is high from the desert there through dallas over to the southeast including south carolina and the overall pollen has moved even farther north. that peak, that high area right up through central new york. all right. that's the big picture. >>> good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. one of our warmest and brightest days with low 60s to upper 60s from the coast to inland. check out the wintry weather this weekend. temperatures in >> don't go anywhere. we will be right back. >> "gma's" pollen report is sponsored by the makers of zyrtec. while keeping safe an

bing, bong, bing, boom, bing, bong, bing, hey!etty cool right there. >> beer pong has changed a lot since i left college. you know what hasn't changed? the need for coors light. this grandmama was like, i need coors light. we showed you last week, she held a sign to the window, she said, i need more beer. and guess what? it got delivered. she's a 93-year-old from pennsylvania, and she got her si >> an important announcement from abc7 kgo-tv. on wednesday, april 29, abc7's digital frequency will change. if you watch abc7 with an antenna, you need to mark your calendar and plan to rescan. on april 29th, grab your remote, go to the menu, select "setup," choose "antenna," and then "channel scan" or "auto tune." your tv will do the rest. it's that easy. make sure you can keep watching abc7. plan to rescan on april 29th. step by step, we're going to figure this out. we're gonna find a way through this. we're working really, really hard in hospitals, our nurses, our techs, all the docs. it's about staggering when people get sick so that

. >> also next, athletes binge-watching xwh ining while inside. see what the >>> good morning, everybody. bay area sports stars are dealing with the exact same dilemma as the rest of us. they're trying to work out with no gym, figuring out what they're going to binge-watch. evander kane, gabe kapler, daniel cormier, so many more all guests on our "with authority podcast." >> money heist. >> wow. >> yes. >> yes! >> wow. >> "tiger king." is this about tigers or -- i had no idea what this was about. >> the story telling is really strong. >> every single interview i've had has asked me about "tiger king" so that's the next thing i'm going to watch. >> i don't want to give anything away. it's an interesting watch. >> what's entertaining is if stuff that is almost unbelievable. that's what makes it so popular. >> they had convinced me at ccs tournament that i would love to play an online game with them. >> my record up at 2k. i just started playing that. >> i might be the best "call of duty player." maybe. >> semifinals of the 2020 tournament. >> start

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time for "binge this." friend jeremy parsons, the host of people tv's "people now" is here to tell us what to binge this weekend. jeremy, from my home to yours, good morning. >> good morning. it's good to see you. let's start with this one. it's called "bosch." it's on amazon prime. if you are late to the series, don't worry, i was too and this is the time for to you get in on it. it's a crime drama. amazing writing. if you're not familiar with it, imagine all our favorite things about "law & order" but a much larger scale, more vivid story telling because it's streaming and they can get away with it. and this season l.a. faces a catastrophic event. there is a murdewh'soi to happen. titus welliver from "lost" and "deadwood" stars here and i talked to his co-star jamie hector from "the wire." he is so pumped about the season it made me more excited the more we talked about it, so you can check out "bosch" season six on amazon prime. >> all right. also speaking of television things to watch, there's a special

but it is time for "binge this."s the perfect time to dive into the buzziest entertainment of the week. joining us to break it down is people now's andrea belke. andrea, welcome. we're all binging tv lately. what do you suggest we start watching? >> yeah, things are happening, janai. i can hear the air horn all the way in wisconsin. so there's a lot of great tv right now. if you're looking for a good guilty pleasure tv show, i have one for you. especially if you're a fan of "the bachelor." there's a spin-off called "bachelor listen to your heart." it premieres monday on abc. it's 20 single men and women. and they're all musicians and they're competing in these musical challenges, going on dates. they're calling it "bachelor in paradise" meets a "star is born." can they find love and a music career? which is kind of funny because a lot of people go on "the bachelor" to further their career. so abc is just totally leaning into it. you'll get drama, great singing and knowing these shows some obnoxiously attractive peopl

would be extremely unwise and probably prolong recessions and slumps if we start going on a regulatory binge, if we close down the fossil fuel industry, if we start raising taxes across the board. what we want to do is incentivize the animal spirits, okay. we want to say you take a rip at the ball, we believe success should be rewarded, not punished. this is not about class warfare. this is about business investment, capital formation, entrepreneurship, helping folks, keeping their jobs and getting pay raises. for example, a payroll tax holiday will increase employee wages after tax by 7.625%. if i have that number exactly right. that's the kind of thing we want. we want people to have more after-tax gains, both sides. i have no time for class warfare. this is no time to destroy the energy economy which is already suffered from prices. but they will come back, too, as soon as these economies come back. we just have to say to people the things we use in the first several years of the trump administration, i guess i'm being partisan here but on policy grounds, this is consistent with my lifelo

with substantial damages to his fleet and none of the french, bing retreated to gibraltar judging as a failure his mission to debilitate the french flotilla and leave the last standing british garrison on the island at port mann. the victory were trumpeted near and far by the french crown and press. it was a triumph of symbolic importance, in the early stage of the war. and of strategic value especially when the treaty of paris was devised and it was exchanged for the return of the lucrative french antilles and e belisle off the coast. the cruelty and cost of war extended far beyond battles themselves. crimes were perpetrated not only by enemies, but also by the very state for which a military man had been willing to lay down his life in combat. i've lingered on this textural example because it foregrounds several of the issues i will speak about this evening. first, this episode in condid is set in the seven years war, whose disastrous outcome for the french motivated louis xvi and his ministers to take up arms in the american revolution. revenge, they say, okay, revenge, they say,

economics editor will be talking to him shortly about what a list means what happens next also asama binge of aid is here in doha to discuss the likely impact on some gulf nations which of course dependent on oil we will talk to you gentlemen after we hear from andy gallacher. at the beginning of 2020 a barrel of u.s. crude oil cost around $60.00 then came the coronavirus pandemic forcing states toward a lot downs emptying streets closing businesses and shuttering factories across the nation demand dried up and the price fell to $18.00 on monday things took a catastrophic turn for the 1st time in history u.s. oil went into negative territory a doomsday scenario for the entire industry president trump called the drop interesting despite the crash hitting the stock market were filling up our national petroleum reserves through dziedzic you know the strategic reserves and we're looking to put as much as $75000000.00 barrels into the reserves themselves that would top it out that would be 1st time in a long time it's been tapped out would get it for the right price capacity though both online

netflix jumped, but investors questioned how long the binge will last. shery: look at how markets are trading. we are checking oil prices after we saw that crash this week. june futures are rebounding slightly. this coming after it plunged 70% may contracts expiring, sinking below zero for the first time ever, traders fleeing oil to avoid taking delivery of physical barrels. seeing a rebound across the board but significantly lower from where we were earlier this week or last week. look at how the broader markets are trading up your u.s. futures after stocksg, tumbled the most in three weeks pay we had a frisch -- a fresh rout of risk aversion. around the 2700 level. president trump and secretary of treasury mnuchin giving a briefing at the white house. let's listen in. >> the certifications are quite significant. >> how many jobs have been saved while the money was going -- ppp is over 30he million jobs. that doesn't account for other money. we are pleased the direct deposits have gone out. we started sending out the checks. we are supplementing our cap

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binge watching at the stay-at-home area.g hall joins us with that and more for the money watch report. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's good to work with you. let's start with the stocks. s&gaedpoints erday's mar. 5. n on optimism on plans to reopen the u.s. economy. bill gates is sending off on a president trump's plan to halt lending to the world health organization. gates said stopping funding for the who during a pandemic is as dangerous as it sounds. during trump's briefing he said the u.s. is suspending funding to the global health agency amid a review of its response to the covid-19 pandemic. more than a quarter of americans plan to spend their stimulus checks on housing. according to a new bank rate survey from credit sites. they will use stimulus to cover housing but necessities are the main focus for many. more than half the people receiving a check plan to use it to buy groceries or pay bills. >>> people binge watching right now while at home including myself. i'm curious what the numbers look like. >

>> bing, bing, bong, bong. >> "fury road to the white house 2020!" >> come on!n: now-- ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) >> stephen: folks, i'm afraid i have sad news for fans of competence, because friend of the show elizabeth warren has dropped out of the presidential race. ( audience reacts ) the one-time frontrunner, warren made the classic campaign mistake of being able to finish a coherent sentence-- ( laughter ) and not having a penis.laug warren is gone now. that's it. she's out of the race. further proof that america can not have nice things. ( laughter ) she had a plan for everything: a healthcare plan, an immigration plan, a student loan plan. and her most popular plan of all, kneecapping michael bloomberg with a croquet mallet. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: oh! huh-oh! ( piano riff ) >> stephen: hold still! ta-ta! ( laughter ) not surprisingly, warren was gracious and eloquent, reportedly telling her staff, "i will carry you in my heart for the rest of my life. if i leave you with one piece of advice: choose to fight only righteou

i'm guessing the latter. >> host: i do use bing, sometimes.i use google sometimes, do some shopping on wal-mart as well as amazon. >> guest: mix it up. >> host: it's all over the place. >> guest: equal opportunity surveillance. so, the network effect actually creates that mode you are talking about. but the deeper point is i think that the rules of the free-market capitalism actually do stop working. it's like the law of gravity as long as both sides know what the transaction is. neither of these things hold so you do not know what you are giving up on what you are getting. you know that you are getting a search but you don't know how much the data is worth you gave for the search so it is a very asymmetric transaction and that is the problem right away. also when you are not paying in dollars, that isn't a free market. that is in the way adam smith would have envisioned. you need equal access to data, transparency and the moral framework to function properly. you do not have that in any of these things and you are dealing with the digital gia

dan, you've got some books for us to binge or a book in particular. >> one big book, that's right.lot, your predecessor and your friend, abc's paula faris has written a very brave new memoir. the title, "called out." she and i chatted about her new book and our old shenanigans. check it out. paula faris. from the first morning she took occupancy of the anchor chair. >> i am so thrilled to work alongside what i believe to be the best tv team in all of this world. >> it was a fun and fascinating ride. >> toilet paper, it is expensive. >> ex-next thing she's going to admit to stealing it from the "gma" news bathroom. >> i didn't steal it. weekend "gma" was the best experience in broadcasting that i've ever had and i know that i'll never replicate that. >> four short years later, paula made a monumental and deeply personal decision. >> are you getting teary eyed a little bit? >> reporter: paula decided to step away from two big jobs, co-host of weekend "gma" and co-host of "the view" for reasons she explains in her new book "called out." >> you know, i was leaning in so hard to what i

. >> i was wondering what you guys are binge watching.now dan is all over "tiger king." >> it's not bad. >> it's ridiculous. locked in bay area sports stars like gabe kapler, many others, what are they doing right now? they're cooped up like the rest of us. they're watching ♪ oh, oh, (announcer)®! ♪ once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like james lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. here's your a1c. oh! my a1c is under 7! (announcer) and you may lose weight. adults who took ozempic® lost on average up to 12 pounds. i lost almost 12 pounds! oh! (announcer) for those also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. it lowers the risk. oh! and i only have to take it once a week. oh! ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) ozempic® is not for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not share needles or pens. don't reuse needles. do not take ozempic® if you

otherwise, it's not so bad: you can binge watch netflix. ooh, you should check out "tiger king."only trustworthy creatures in the whole show." in fact, it's the biggest thing on tv right now. it tells a terrifying true story filled with guns, drugs, animal abuse, polyamory, and a bizarre murder plot. it's just a happy escape from reality. and it all centers on a bizarre former zoo owner named "joe exotic." he's the guy everyone is talking about, including the president. >> one of the biggest rating hits of the coronavirus aside from these briefings has been a show on netflix called "tiger king." he is asking you for a pardon, saying he was unfairly convicted. your son yesterday jokingly said that he, you know, was going to advocate for it, and i was wondering if you had seen the show and if you have any thoughts on pardoning joe exotic. >> which son? must be don. >> it was. >> i had a feeling it was don. >> stephen: yes, i had a feeling it was don, too. because all eric watches is "paw patrol." the president says, and i'm not making this up, he's going to look into it. well, i be

netflix, if you are binge-watching netflix you're not appreciating not just the magnitude of this moment but what's required of each of us so not sort of referencing churchill. this is a terrible time and we can together make it our finest hour and that's why coming together in events like these and sharing ideas i think is so important and that's why i thank you and all the participants for being part of this. >> thanks, jamie, how do we get your now edition of your book? >> i thought you would never ask, daniel. it's available everywhere. the e-book until midnight tonight thanks to source book. you can get anywhere, but just wherever books are, if you go to your local bookstore, please be careful, wear a mask, do all the things that george says but i would just order it if i were you. >> great. with that, thanks to debra, thanks to george and jamie and thanks to organizers and sponsors and we will see you into the future. >> all right, thanks so much, daniel, bye. ♪ >> as the coronavirus continues to impact the country here is a look at what the publishing industry is doing to address

we can say, i binge watched "dexter" or i learned italian.ne of the two. >> you know what's funny, though, i still don't have free time. i'm so busy with -- >> i feel the same way. >> with triplets, yeah. >> really i think i've started watching a couple shows and only a couple episodes in. >> it's tough out there. >> thanks. >> thanks, scott. ♪ >>> you know what, take a listen here, we all love a good concert but don't expect the music to come back too soon at least not at bay area concert venues and forget seeing large sporting events. one expert tells "the mercury news" they do not expect those kinds of large gatherings to return anytime before >> that's a bummer, right? >> i have some tickets to a concert in the fall. i guess that might not be happening now. >> janet jackson maybe? >> how did you know? >> is it really? >> it is. she'll be at s.a.p. center, yeah. >> no, she won't. nor will you. >>> 5:19 this morning. you know what, a lot of things people are dealing with but something great to tell you about is a concert, well, a nice cold

i'm jealous that you're getting to binge that. >> it's so good.. i've not seen that yet >> oh, it's good >> jimmy: it is? yeah, a lot of people tell me that it's awesome. >> yeah, i like it >> jimmy: everyone that's come on, we ask them to highlight a a charity. what -- yours is be strong >> mine is be strong this is bethenny frankel bethenny has gone from being a a housewife to doing really great things and this is realtime emergency assistance to people in crisis. she goes into situations, and she drops in, and she helps them out and she gives it their all. >> jimmy: good for bethenny frankel. that's awesome that she's doing that it's amazing - >> yeah. >> jimmy: how much kindness and how much creativity has been coming out of this pandemic. >> i'm loving your show out of the pandemic, by the way >> jimmy: oh, really >> yeah, it's really good. >> jimmy: it's so different. thank you, bud >> a pleasure being -- you and john mayer are the two most creative people that i know. and just -- you just have you have such joy, and you have such great idea

, bing, so it's a little bit that, but it is also because i'm getting healthier. >> that's apparently your therapy, beating up on your brother. >> that was too easy. >> look, i'm glad you're feeling better. and just -- you know, because i got to ask these questions, you and i talk on the phone all the time. again, none of the tightness in the chest and those sorts of things? i know you got a chest x-ray. >> my chest is tight, my breath is short, it hurts in the morning. i feel like i'm going to bring up a lot more than i do. i'm doing these breathing exercises that we've posted online, this beautiful doctor put them online, he learned them from a respiratory therapist and he shows us, the two sets of five breathe and hold for five seconds, take in a breath, five seconds, breathe out, do that five times, on the sixth one, you give yourself a big cough. you do two cycles of that, you get onto your stomach, arch your back. most of your lung tissue is on your back, and do those exercises again. they are painful, they make me cough a lot. they make me short of breath. but i'm told that the

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what to binge watch. all guest on with authority pod cast. >> money heist.. >> yes. >> i watched tiger king. i had no idea what it was about. >> the story telling is strong. >> every interview i have had asked me about tiger king. that's the next thing i'll watch. >> it's an interesting watch. >> what's entertaining is the stuff that is almost unbelievable. that makes it popular. >> they convinced me at a tournament i would lv to play online games. >> ooi'm gets my record up >> i'm the best call of duty y player. >> i told you exactly where we are. >> video games to stay connected. >> we have been locked up here in our houses. >> continue to work on my spanish. >> i started watching tv shows. and swimming. >> i started doing a bunch of miles on the treadmill. >> build a putting green. >> i watched that too. >> day 24 of the quarantine i hit my 5 hundredth mile. >> stare at the wall and don't blink. i'll time you. i get to two and a half minutes. he's like you're good. >> i saw one of your latest posts. six feet away. was that from today? >> i was just with h

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i think you would do the latter . >> i do use bing. i usegoogle sometimes. i do some shopping on walmart . there as well as amazon. i got, i'm spreading my data allover the place . >> equal opportunity surveillance area that's, but a, the network effect actually creates that mode that you're talking about but the deeper point is i think that the rules of free-market capitalism actually do stop working really like these laws of gravity that okay, as long as both sides know what the transaction is, and races are going down, then what's the problem? in this world in which you are paying nine dollar inyour data , neither of those things old. so you don't know what you're getting up for what you're getting. you search but you don't know how much the data is worth thatyou just gave google or amazon for that search. so it's a very asymmetric transaction and that's a problem right away . also, when you are doing barter and you're not paying in dollars, that's not free-market. that's not the way adam smith would have envisioned the market working. adam smith would ha

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some bay area businesses are on the hiring bing in the wake of the pandemic. kpix 5 juliette goodrich is live in pleasanton with details on hiring. jjuliette? >> i find this interesting. i put on my own facebook page doing a story on job openings and anyone hiring currently. and the list of responses went on and on and on. we decided to look into exactly what is open right now and what you can do for a job. rest assured where there was a demand, there are jobs. the u.s. postal service is hiring entry-level positions to keep up with the massive increase in package volume. and the demands soaring for home delivery, amazon, adding to its work force. opening up 100,000 new and part- time jobs. start in seven days, no resume or previous work experience. >> we are just trying to ride it out right now. >> reporter: karen fredericks had to hold off for hiring now, but happy to know her former employees were finding work out there. >> i've got longevity here with my staff, and i was happy to see he was able to be employed somewhere in the shopping center. >> reporter:

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think the president kind of switched between monday and thursday under the idea that look, if i'm go bingoe held responsible for everything, maybe i ought to share that a little bit with ter grs since they're the ones that have the cnstitutional authority anyway. robert: and kristen, they're not following thisayst encouragement from president trump. what have you learned about howi states are re to the president? >> well, really, it's a range. you ve some of the republican-led states, texas for example, florida, which have have not wanted to shut down. ne they were sort of late in terms of doing tha and texas really defiant a really signaliat they are more poised to reopen more sooner tha some of these other states. and so i think it runs the ga t. when you look at the state like new york, some of the states. virginia, missouri,ic mgan saying liberate these states essentially siting with some of the protest ors saying that some of these state at home orders have been too tough. you see president trump really trying to share the blame of this crisis particularly as he enters this next phas