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grammy winners erykah badu and jill scott going down for a battle on verzuz and instagram.friends enjoying music. 700,000 people joined in. i think we're sensing a trend here. i think we have a trend here. more battles, please, friendly ones. back to you guys. >> adrienne bankert e thank y, u so much. and it is worth repeating. happy mother's day to all the moms out there. really, really appreciate everything you do. >>> big thanks for watching abc this morning. don't forget, george stephanopoulos coming up with "this week." we'll see you right back here next weekend and once again, happy mother's day. today an east bay mother is honored for her long time service to the community. hariette shlader is named the 2020 another of the year. she is 82-year-old and mother of four and part of oakland's arts community for te cades. she's known for founding the producers associates, the nonprofit produces the woodminister summer musicals at joaquin miller park. she is honored to win the award and never takes herself too seriously. >> it's very nice to be honored i'm glad i don't have

erykah badu, first nyc performance. storied place.u know, i promoted on social media that he was converting to delivery service. i called him up and said how are you doing? he said man, i got five orders today. so that wasn't sustainable. another friend at a place call graciela's, been in the neighborhood 15 years, was having customers call in and order pies on behalf of brooklyn hospital, which in ft. green. known him since he's been in business. i reached out to veto. he connected us with the hospital and we ask ed if there was something more than we could do and that was march 27th, we started with these two restaurants, providing 200 meals per day to brooklyn hospital, to augment their cafeteria, we have staff that were working 15, 16 hours a day, many not going home, staying in hotels nearby and they needed support. so from there, we grew to the point where we crossed the 1 00,000 meal mark yesterday, averaging about 2,500 meals per day. >> wow. >> we're -- we spread our outreach across brooklyn, that was -- >> you know, let me j

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