one week later, marlo's delivered another one.re flop was getting worse. >> they brought me the wrong sofa again. >> reporter: when you saw that -- >> i lost it. >> reporter: she had already paid marlo $1800. she asked the company for a refund. she was told she would have to pay a 30% cancellation fee plus all delivery charges. >> let me get this straight. you brought furniture to my house, you brought the wrong furniture to my house on two occasions and you want me >> reporter: she called nbc 4 responds. a quick search of our consumer database, we found two more complaints with marlo's furniture. one woman said the leather furniture she had just purchased was damaged when she got it home. the five-year protection plan she said she paid for wouldn't cover it. the third party warranty company calling it wear and tear, and blamed the customer for the damages, since they were the ones who brought it home. after contacting us, marlo's agreed to repair the chair at no cost. marlo's tells us that the damage was trying to get it into the

marlo's dad a gifted entertainer.n the '60s sit-com, that girl. >> are you that girl? >> reporter: she was the first single working woman ever on television. >> i don't want to get married just yet. i have my career to think about. >> it was a very exciting thing to do. you're talking 1966. and "that girl" was part of the wave of the women's movement. >> reporter: a wave she is continuing to ride. now starring in a play called clever little lies. >> no ever guest has had this many questions. >> reporter: she hosts a weekly web interview show called mondays with marlo. we don't have time to read your resume. actress, activist, best selling author, a grammy, golden globe. how do you find time. >> it's just called a life. it's a life. my father says there are two kinds of people in the world. the givers and the takers. the takers sometimes eat better. but the givers always sleep better. >> and so we choose marlo thomas and the work of st. jude's. thank you so much for watching tonight. a special 20/20 later, shopping con

accomplishments from marlo thomas. was a founding member of a foundation for women and letting kids the kids. i love what you and harry belafonte did together. sorry mr. d. -- mr. b. called "it ain't over until it's over." why this and why now? and ao around the country lot of people come to see me. they are all -- women over 40 have been laid off, lost their jobs. their husband died or got a divorce. they had a great dream to raise a family and now, they are 42 years old and their daughter has a drivers license and their son is going to college. that dream runs out on them. there are so many reasons why women who are out of the job market have to come up with a new way to take care of themselves and their children. some of these women have hit bottom. one woman was homeless and started a company by inventing straws and party goods. she slept on friend's couches. one ran away from an abusive marriage. i had never thought about this before. the only thing she takes is her kids. another woman started a company to make cl

and i think marlo made a profound impact on shakespeare. shakespeare said he was so powerful that he was completely indifferent to his rivals. but thing is not true. i think that there's -- they're the fingerprints of christopher marlo's all over shakespeare's work and clear evidence of shakespeare brooding about marlo thinking about him as a rival, as a model and also as a fate, a destiny that he doesn't want for himself. >> do i remember correctly that paris and nepals were the only towns bigger than london and london is about 200,000? >> yeah. a huge city by european standards, london. >> back in the 1500? >> yeah. as you say, only three cities like this in europe. i don't know whether istanbul what the size was at that point. but these are remarkable cities and london was unique certainly in the british isles. >> i don't know if there's a way to do this, but shakespeare in those times, if you moved to today, how big a name would he be? can you compare him with anybody today? you suggest he was quite an entrepreneur, he owned theaters, d

how did you and marlo actually meet? - well, marlo was a guest on my tv show.re i was, thrilled -- i mean, you know, she looked like down from heaven. - oh, wow. and he was divorced. - yeah, i was what you might call "available." [laughter] and the show went great. i was a little nervous, but, you know, she was an impure thought. - i hope i still am. - yes, of course. of course. she was a perfect guest, because she could talk politics. very active in the women's movement. and she was a movie star. and we had a wonderful time, really, on the hour. - we had a chemical reaction, truthfully. you know, that white hair and the blue eyes, it was like a shampoo commercial, everything got kind of fuzzy, and slow motion. [laughter] - marlo, i love that you called it a "chemical reaction," because when people are trying to make a marriage last, that's been something that i've been told fades away, and you have to find something other than the chemical reaction. when i was introducing the two of you, i wanted to make sure that we said "equally amazing celebrity couple," be

marlo thomas has always made time for st.the children play here while they wait for having their treatment. >> reporter: fund-raising. >> i'm five. >> you're five. how quiting. >> reporter: and cheerleading. it was another part of her family legacy. >> and proudly beaming over the whole thing is danny thomas. >> with a very shiny nose. the children always rub this for good luck. >> reporter: her father founded the hospital in 1962. >> were you aware that he was doing this? >> all of our lives since we were little children. we thought st. jude was one of our uncles we heard his name so much. >> reporter: with st. jude and everything else, the one thing that never interested marlo thomas was marriage. >> what's this pull forgetting married? i was completely against it. but never say never. >> reporter: because never went away.... >> would you kindly welcome marlo thomas. >> reporter:... when thomas was a guest on phil donahue's show in 1977. >> i was really terrified of marriage. >> reporter: they fell in love but aware of her

/ marlo: great. / cam: no you don't / marlo: yeah i do / cam: what? nats - marlo dancing - cam newton's 8:30...marvel's agent carter at 9... what would you do? at 10... and action news at 11. that's it for us here... the chew is up next... and be sure to watch action news live at 3 p-m with rikki cheese... until then.. thanks for watching and have a you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay a aad. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health care and child care so people can actually get ahead. >> announcer: pull out your red checkered tablecloth and get ready to mangia, because we're serving up our favorite italian recipes old-school-style. michael's putting his spin on a like a roman holiday in a glass.

[applause] marlo thomas. [applause] for over half a century, marlo thomas has been challenging conventions and defying expectations. she broke barriers and television with her iconic role and looked to voices of women. we are all free to be you and me. one of the top children cancer hospitals in the nation. deeds, and words, characters, she taught us to be true to ourselves and leader lives with confidence and compassion. stevie wonder. [applause] one of the world's most gifted singer songwriters, stephen morris known to the world as stevie wonder craft stores -- stories about love and loss and a musical style entirely his own. he is celebrated for his exuberant creativity, virtuosity on multiple instruments and his mastery of a wide range of has gained result him millions of fans and 25 grammy awards. beyond his music, he hasn't cracked the world through his advocacy and his championing of people with disabilities. creating music in the key of life, stevie wonder has brought greater harmony to our nation. [a

territory marlo knows well. there is no room in her relationship for lies, clever or otherwise. >> my husband, if i don't want to know the truth, i don't ask him. we could be in the elevator on the way down and i'll say do you like this? and he'll in other things. i go, ugh! take me upstairs! i'm changing! >> reporter: one thing that has never changed is the star's commitment to st. jude's, founded by danny thomas, still supported by many celebrities. >> this is a place of hope, a place of research, a place where no family pays for anything. >> reporter: now, her charity work helped marlo thomas win the presidential medal of freedom last year, but what i find most admirable is how she lives according to the old saying to thine own self be true and does so with charm, yes, and grace, but also with a will of iron and a core of >> i do, too. >> that girl is why i wanted to come to live in new york when i was a little girl. >> right. i always wanted the hat. >> i said i want to be there. i'm going to be that girl! >

marlo thomas: this went back to lucy and desi.y were married and they had to sleep in separate beds. marlo thomas: donald always went home, yet it was a time of free love. it was a time of woodstock. it had nothing to do with where society was. jim j bullock: marlo thomas, oh my god, she punted the ball to mary tyler moore and mary tyler moore ran with it. mary: i remember why i broke off with howard. pamela adlon: mary tyler moore was just so massive to me. having her job and dealing with like all of these men. mary: i have been dating since i was seventeen. i'm thirty-seven. that's two decades of dating! herbie pilato: mary richards was actively having sex. mother: don't forget to take your pill! father & mary: i won't! loni anderson: what you've got in the 70's is women not embarrassed that they don't have a husband who takes care of them and they have to stay home, and that really made a statement. sally struthers: and along comes bea arthur playing maude. that couldn't have been done in the 50s or 60s, it just wouldn't have b

you have a job here any time, marlo. you ask great questions. >> thank you, robin. >> sure does. >> great energy. >> great job. >> thank you so much. >> now, get to school. >> she has hours before school out there. >> thank you, marlo. >>> welcome to the "good morning america" postgame party. what's up, guys? we got a lot of leftover foam fingers. we got a lot of snow fans across the northeast. look at these advisories. we got denver bronco fans staying in steamboat yesterday, we show you this video as we congratulate peyton manning and the broncos on the win. over a foot potentially in that's a quick check of what's >> this weather report is brought to you by kay jewellers. cue the drum line. what's a postgame without the drum lie. what i'm talking about, amy. >>> time now to check in with our 10 dates 10 states cross-country adventure. erica scott was tackling three dates in three different places. this time she took a break from the digital world and she went old school letting her friends set her up. let's take a loo

that was spot-on, marlo. so, out all the things that happened, this past week, what are you going to remember the most? >> well, especially being this year's "good morning america" correspondent was awesome. just doing this throughout the super bowl week, that gave me more opportunities throughout the whole week to meet different brees and j.j. watt themselves. also, the nfl honors, that gave me a lot of stuff, too, that led me in to meeting other players the whole week, that was a lot of fun just meeting them and seeing their experiences for super bowl 50. >> did you have a favorite person that you met, marlo? >> i don't know. it's kind of like all of the football players kind of raised up there. they were all very nice. but, yeah, no one in particular. >> when do you have to go back to school, when are you going back to school? >> today. >> today. >> today. >> what are you going to tell your classmates about the experience? >> that i had the time of my life last week. it was so awesome. >> all right. you ha

it was so awesome. >> all right. marlo. you ask great questions. >> thank you, robin. >> sure does. >> great energy. >> great job. >> thank you so much. >> now, get to school. >> she has hours before school out there. >> thank you, marlo. >>> welcome to the "good morning america" postgame party. we got a lot of leftover >> this weather report is brought to you by kay jewellers. cue the drum line. what's a postgame without the drum lie. what i'm talking about, amy. our 10 dates 10 states cross-country adventure. erica scott was tackling three dates in three different places. this time she took a break from the digital world and she went old school letting her friends set her up. let's take a look. >> reporter: from sand to snow to super bowl, this weekend was full of some pretty wild and whacky first dates. via las vegas. the little white wedding chapel where thousands of couples have been married. >> as a minister, how did your folks meet? meeting online and more and more you're seeing those numbers increasing. >> reporter:

marlo got the first crack, but leonard turned him away. golden knights ended up winning the game and ak o's handwho very emotional. >>reporter: what keeps you coming to the rink? >> just love it. there's nothing else like it. >> warriors and sixers, both curry brothers on the floor last night in philadelphia. how many times has steph done this in his own back yard, right in little bro's face? now, steph got his too, hits from the corner to pull the sixers within a point. he had 15, but that's a far cry from what the elder curry did, drilled five from downtown in the fourth quarter, 10 in the game, finished with 49, and now it's 30 or more points in 11 straight games. that's the longest streak for any warrior since wilton in 19 score, and curry gets mvp chants in philadelphia. warriors win 107-96. >>> about a block away the giants were hanging out with a philly fanatic. gabe kapler's first time back since he was canned as ilthngbrandon ll, gone. he righfield yingnice trip. see you next fall. that's youtubeer. 10 base runners but kept them a

who is christopher marlo? >> guest: william shakespeare's great rival and a contemporary. it's never really been told in fillmore book form. they come from english towns and become successful but marlo has been to cambridge and educated at cambridge university and is in the short term successful and shakespeare follows his career so when he writes edward ii i'm not kidding. all the way through to 15 90's, he was a very exuberant spine playwright, aggressively, sexual, atheists and he was a dangerous character. and he got mixed up in a slight what involving elizabeth i. and the next thing you know, he is killed in what was a tavern brawl. how he died hasn't been explained. suddenly, shakespeare is standing alone and his nearest rival killed in a brawl and also that is used in that film shakespeare in love. if you remember he's played by rupert everett and is killed and the plot turns on the hero in thinking it is and marlo but a joke so i started with that because in a way -- shakespeare's career takes off it is quite remarkable marlo was killed in 1597i think. >> you have

marlo. inside the super bowl like you have never seen it. >>> also ahead, paris jackson's secret battle. the king of pop's daughter fighting back against the pressure of games. revealing she's going to aa and lashing out what she calls ridiculous expectations. wake me up when it's all over >>> new overnight. duchess kate on a mission, speaking out about her number one priority and powerful new george's brand-new obsession as we say -- >> good morning, america . >>> welcome back on this monday morning. we're celebrating the biggest game of the year. you see our gma stadium. we're still packed. celebrating the big broncos win. >> the big winners of the ad game. we went behind the scenes with steve harvey as he shot this one. getting lots of reaction online. >> one of my favorites. >> somebody at our gathering said, talking about turning lemons into lemonade. also on the show this morning, we're kicking off our "$5 dinner challenge." create dinner for two for less than $5? is teaming up with ge

[applause] >> pauley: i'll be talking about marriage and other matters with phil donahue and marlo thomas doane introduces us to some fellow survivors of covid-19. mo rocca savors the pleasures of comfort food. plus jim gaffigan, and even martha stewart, who is baking us cookies on this sunday morning, may 3rd, 2020. we'll be right back. ♪ >> pauley: the covid-19 pandemic is triggering some familiar feelings among americans of a certain age. they've been here before. our cover story is reported by rita braver. >> reporter: sorrow, fear, hospitals overwhelmed, closures, all due to the deadly coronavirus and all hallmarks of another deadly and mysterious virus that terrified americans, starting at the turn of the 20th century: polio. one huge outbreak in new york city june 1916. >> panic soon begins. those who can pack their bags and prepare to leave town. thousands hurry towards the piers and the railroad stations. >> reporter: as walter cronkite recounted in this 1958 cbs news broadcast, that was just the beginning. after world war ii, polio became an ever-greater national threat. >> repo

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you have a job here any time, marlo.ou so much. >> now, get to school. >> she has hours before school out there. >> thank you, marlo. >>> welcome to the "good morning america" postgame party. what's up, guys? we got a we have snow, look at the advisories, denver bronco fans in steam boat yesterday, we show this video as we congress graduate late -- congratulate the broncos for their win. we'll have a foot of snow in eastern massachusetts. that's a quick check on what's happening nationally it's warming up out west. here's the local forecast. >> reporter: we have precipitation down the coast that may wrap in a little bit, but it will stay east of the area. cloudy and windy conditions today, high of 43. thome -- tomorrow periods of snow, 33. postgame without the drum lie. what i'm talking about, amy. >>> time now to check in with our 10 dates 10 states cross-country adventure. erica scott was tackling three dates in three different places. this time she took a break from the digital world and she went old school letting he

marlo thomas has spanned, and it is rare than i can say more generations thane have, and she was like a hero to everybody including me as a young girl. and she has a little play. >> and it is called "clever little lies." >> imagine half a billion people watching your videos online. this is tyler oakley. >> that is tyler oakley. >> yes, he colors his hair different colors and he has two new exciting for his things. not one, but two. okay. >> all right. gl and you know who else is here? grammy winning a capella group pentatonix, and we made them what they are today. you remember the latest video where hoda made the big debut. watch this. that's it [ laughter ] >> well, go to the timer. one, two, and not even -- >> not even a second. >> 1.8. >> and tell them how long you spent on that. >> pentatonix, first of all, hey! secondly, i think that we have the video and this is how long i spent in my dressing room rehearsing. >> she learned the whole song. >> oh, no. >> she learned it that day that she got it. thought up her own choreography and sang her heart out, and you didn't even use her s

officials say 27-year-old marlo mendez is no stranger to the deportation process. we have learned through court documents he has been removed from the country five times dating back to 2007. our northern virginia reporter david culver is live outside federal court. this particular case is raising an awful lot of questions. >> reporter: a lot of questions. i was going through the facebook page and a lot of you at home are asking the question how. how does somebody have so many run ins with the law get deported five times back to el salvador and then get back in? it's a question we have been asking all day. let's take you back to the start of this case. chopper 4 above, below federal agents. loudoun county sheriff's deputies and state police officers trying to track down this man. he had been arrested for allegedly being drunk in public. he faces local assault and battery charges. federal officials say he was in the country undocumented. as immigration officers take him to louden court documents say he complained about handcuffs being too fight. one officer pulled ov

please welcome marlo thomas.plaus [applause] >> thank you so much for coming on. >> my pleasure. >> when i read your book, i thought i was going to skip through a little bit of it-- >> ye of little faith. >> let me tell you the stories they kept sucking me in. >> good. >> i could not get over the insight that you shared about the people you grew up with. >> right, yeah, well, mike, i grew up in a comedy household and that's why i call it greg up laughing and my dad was funny. the comedians he hung out with were funny, guys, milton berl, george burns, bob hope, loved to make jokes all the time and pull pranks on each other and i thought about that, you know, about how my life really was about comedy all my life and i wanted to find out, there are a couple of them there. after my dad died and they came to the st. jude dinners. >> jan murray. >> and george and sid and milton. >> mike: what a great cast. >> and i decided i wanted to interview today's young comedians or great comedians, jerry seinfeld, chris rock, jon

marlo mosley. >> marlo. >> she's got it. >> our jobs are in jeopardy. she's good. >> reporter: so i knew i had to takes my job. >> hello. >> my name is jesse, how are you? with a quick game plan we were ready to meet the patriots great gronkowski. >> nice to meet you. >> this is marlo. >> this is marlo. >> taking in the number one experience for all nfl fans. >> i never been to an nfl experience but i think it's great for the fans, it gets wild rolling around with me. first gronk gave us the ultimate swag bag. i went, walked around, got some visa. famous spike. bam. that's how you do it. >> marlo getting in the tough questions. >> jesse, what are you doing? ? silent type. to the end zone very much. trick question. before getting tough on the field. yeah. >> first off i feel like you need the jersey on. >> you look faster already. >> all right. let's do this. ready? boom. touchdown. touchdown. and now do a little dance move. need to go, bam. boom. >> after dominating we tried our luck on field goals. >> uh-oh. >> oh. >> oh. >> epic fail. >> oh. >> so, gr

now i did ask marlo and jason if they were -- they were a pizza kind of would they be. >> jason marlosomething spicy maybe pepperoni and marlo said jason would be traditional. we have both heart shaped pizzas with us tonight on their behalf. >> they look great. we don't want to eat them just want to look at them. >> are you falling in love? can you believe that? is this the best gift one could receive really? are you looking at that? >> that's what they say. i'm swallowing on my own saliva. i can't deal with it these pies are so good. i just -- is it wrong? >> that looks good. >> don't judge me. don't go there. >> you did. >> all right. enjoy. we'll let her enjoy that. you take a couple bites. >> i'm going to take this to go. >> vittoria is out and kate bilo is in. >> good week topped curl up and take a bite of gigantic heart shaped pizza like tori just did. >> very very cold weekend. but the good news is if you can stay inside, snuggle up and try not to go too many places. we'll get through it. stay safe. don't be outside any longer than you need to be really this weekend if you have

marlo is the winner. marlo is the winner. cleats but, of course, the virtual 40-yard dash, another fan favorite at the experience all happening at the mosconeny center going on till sunday when the big day between the broncos and panthers and, of course, marlo will go to the game, not just that she will be on the field handing off the game ball which makes me very jealous. >> yeah. >> back to you in new york. >> incredible. >> jess, we're jealous of that but your form was the best. even better than the gronk's in the kicking so you have that. yeah, handsome too proving our theory once again. >>> coming up our super bowl fun is just getting started. we have a big surprise for you guys coming up next. "gma," right back. they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial for their part in the crisis that put seven million and millions how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. for wall street because it's riggedt by wall street. and that's the

[ marlo thomas ] you can join the battle to save lives by supporting st.ude children's research hospital. it is such a gift to give hope back to a family. as a dad, i'm eternally grateful. [ non-english speech ] [ marlo thomas ] join st. jude with your debit or credit card for only $19 a month, and we'll send you this st. jude t-shirt. st. jude is only possible because of the people who donate. you're saving children's lives. you're keeping families together during the hardest thing they've ever faced. [ marlo thomas ] please call or go online right now and become a st. jude partner in hope. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, and ensure complete with thirty grams of protein. get ready to say those five little words. no, not “let me get the pancakes.” or “i'll have all the bacon.” we're talking about... rooty tooty fresh 'n fruity i'm going to get the rooty tooty fresh 'n fruity the rooty tooty f