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kondo's best selling 2014 book f"the life changing magic tidying up" first popularized her trademarkhod. the method tackles decluttering by separating items into categories like clothes, booksse and ntimental items. the fundamental idea after that is simple: if an item "sparks joy" it stays. if it doesn't, kondo encourages people to thank the item forpu serving its rpose, then out it goes. >> thank you, thank you for letting me wear you. okay, this sparks joy. >> reporter: the show's inspiring such a tidying craze s econd hand stores nationde are getting inundated with discarded items. following the show's premiere, one goodwill store in maryland reported a 367% uptick in donations in new york, a popular thrift store that buys used clothing is seeing wait times double for customers hoping to se them their cast off clothing. i hink at first we didn't really know what was happening, and this was what was interesting is that people werin waiting inand you heard people talking about it and they're lik¡oh were you watching that show?'¡ is that why you are you cleaning your closet out?' >>

marie kondo has that show tidying up on netflix. people are dee cluttering.he said she needs to do this in the room in the house where she grew up. she said she has decades of stuff in this room and it needs to go. >> it's time. clothing, books, paper, kimono, and sentimental. those are the five categories. i'm going to do them just in my room instead of the whole house. we want to do this one day. >> so she starts with her clothes and let's just say there were quite a few of them. >> i still don't understand why she did the whole band life thing. i'm going to tiey up and travel in a van. >> i don't need these. some of these are big memories. >> when she takes out her varsity jacket, you can see why it's tough to get rid of stuff. >> i think of all the time i spent playing soccer with all my friends. yeah, it's hard to want to get rid of all the things, but i also am like, this just sits in a box in my room. >> it is emotional. it does bring tears, but finally she gets a big bag of clothes she knows she's going to keep. she starts organizing the closet. howev

pierce, from "tidying up," marie kondo, and music from cypress hill. and now, final warning, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. i'm the host of the show. thank you for turning on your televisions at home. relax. i know a lot of you are visiting us. welcome, welcome to l.a., home of the nfc champion los angeles rams. [cheers and applause] did you even know the rams are in los angeles now? well, they are, and they're playing in the super bowl on sunday. and you were in atlanta. >> yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: the coaches, the feeling, did you get any feeling who was going to win this game? >> i love tom brady, but i live in los angeles, so i want the rams to win. >> jimmy: i know who you want to win, who do you think will win. >> the rams. >> jimmy: the rams are going up against the dynasty that is the new england patriots. and to kick things off, none other than president trump has agreed to sit for our pregame interview. the super bowl is his third favorite bowl right behind taco and toilet. we get a rare chance to see the president on

if it doesn't, kondo encourages people to thank the item for serving its purpose, then out it goes. > thank you for letting me wear you. okay, this sparks joy. >> reporter: the show's inspiring such a tidying crazeth at second hand stores naedonwide are getting inund with discarded items. following the show's premiere, one goodwill store in maryland reported a 367% uptick in donations in new york, a popular thrift b store thats used clothing is seeing wait times double for customers hoping to sell them their cast off clothing. i think at first we didn't really know what was happening, and this was what was interesting is that people were waiting in line and you heard people talking about it and watching that show?'¡ou is that why you are you cleani your closet out?' >> reporter: in chicago, ravenswood used books manager barbara strangeman says their getting three times the number of books these days-- nearly 30 boxes worth a weekend. >> i noticed something was different because generally people are either moving and they're not happy to get rid of their possessions. but people were ha

jason: plus, marie kondo's tidying empire.is is "bloomberg: businessweek." ♪ jason: welcome back. carol: join us for "bloomberg: businessweek every day on the radio. you can catch up on our daily show by listening to our podcast. jason: and find us online at businessweek.com and our mobile app. over to the tech section, facebook watch is struggling. carol: and you understand why, a lot of us don't even know what it is. jason: our chart breaks it down. "never heard of it" rates in at 40%. close to 0% is "uses daily". carol: the crazy thing is the amount of people who use facebook regularly that there isn't more of an impact. jason: and original content is doing well in other places, be at netflix, amazon, or youtube. >> facebook watch was conceived to be the thing that would bring people back into this experience, the way they have when they are watching youtuber netflix. they pick a show and spend more time in front of facebook. has not worked that way, it has been an afterthought for users. there is this persistent red dot, p

marie kondo, she's in the midst of a media blitz about tidying up. is helping people discover what sparks joy. jason: speaking is jim ellis. the netflix series has really, really made her teachings take off. though she is extremely popular, she's got two best-selling books. her first book on decluttering has been on the new york times bestseller list for 150 weeks. carol: unbelievable. jim: it is unbelievable. it sort of taps into something more than just keeping your house clean. i don't want to keep my house clean. carol: i have to say, it came to my attention when i first read an article. the whole idea is you're supposed to pick up something and say, "does this bring me joy?" if not, you are just supposed to throw it out. jim: it's a very different way of thinking about products, goods, and things we had. most of us buy things because we enjoy shopping, and we enjoyed having things. what she preaches is you should think of your possessions as temporary, unless they bring you real joy, or as she says, sparks joy. in america, even more so than japa

kondo method.will talk about the crazy how you can easily weed out what to keep and what to get rid of. i have found new serenity. i can't wait to tackle my entire house. >> your closet is spick-and- span. >> spark joy. >> we have pictures. i don't think i've ever shared the inside of my closet. >> looking forward to it. >> can't wait. >> a lot of things spark joy. >> that is important. [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. than the one next door. >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." ♪ now, here's jason biggs! >> jason: oh, yeah! hi it! yes! [cheers and applause] yeah!

>>> hello, i'm marie kondo. >> she is the tidying up sensation with the bay area ties.p with marie kondo." >> she used to live in san francisco, and her influence is showing up on craigslist and thrift stores and people let go of items that don't spark joy. >> dion lim takes us to a house that needs tidying up with marie's very first pro jay who offers advice to lead a more joyful life. >> the jeans we don't need to. >> the mountain of clothes piling up on sarah newman's bed are there to keep her household sane. >> my husband and i are always at kind of odds about what to throw away. >> as a full-time recruiter and mom of two, sarah knew something had to change, which is why we asked jenny ning, a professional organizer who fell in love with mar yee condo's best-selling book on tidying up. >> i would call her book my bible. >> i quit my job because i just wanted to work for her. and i basically tracked her down and said i'll do anything that you need. >> it's not just jenny obsessed with this method of tidying up, which emphasizes only keeping the things that bring you

carol: you also have the business strategy of kondo.lling her book, but she also has these consultants and strategy sessions. >> you could be a mini-marie. [laughter] carol: my husband wishes. >> you can sign up for these sessions that she does, and you are basically trained. you can go through training and learn how to be a consultant. their plandemarked, and have a sort of teaching to think about this and how you can help other people de-clutter their homes and lots -- lives. it is not as expensive as you would think, it is less than $3000 in trading -- training your -- in training. but then you pay her a licensing fee. some people have turned this into real businesses. carol: up next, forget farm to table, it is about farm to desk. jason: and a glorious comeback. carol: this is "bloomberg: businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back. jason: you can also listen to us on the radio on sirius xm. in new york, boston, washington, dc -- in the bay area, in london, and of course, the bloomberg business at. -- app. this change is overhauling its

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. >> today i was inspired by the work of marie kondo and her netflix series. >> everybody is tidying >> i watch whatever the internet tells me to. i have no original thoughts. i have found it vital to the energy of my space and my personal life force as well. >> given me permission to use hyper spiritual language to intimidate and impress strangers. >>> would love to show you all my new freshly culled wardrobe. this is where i humble brag. >> bring it on. >> this right over here is bottoms. >> pay attention. >> your next trend. >> one multi season bottom. i show the appropriate seasoned leg and i stand like this. >> i like this. >> i think the two socks per pair rule is a lie that the fashion industry sold us. >> who needs two socks any way. >> what i have done is pared down each pair. see how i did that? >> you're so clever. >> smile on your stupid face. >> halfway through the day i switch the sock to the other foot. so neither foot gets too sweaty. am i sending a lot of individual socks to the landfill? i am. i am. but i've saved a lot of drawer space. don't forget to subscribe. hi

more recently, marie kondo, her show has become a sensation, sheerly speaks japanese on the show withm. now, bao was screened ahead of the incredibles two film. it's great that it's been given such a platform. it's part of the pattern we've been seeing. a lot of people, when they see art created by asian creators, people are really curious. it goes against the more negative narrative we have seen about people becoming more xenophobic or racist in the popularity of films like this goes against that narrative. when it was initially screened, i saw it with my two sons and a turned around and said, ma'am, because they know the emotions that go through, especially asa emotions that go through, especially as a parent, it transcends culture. ona as a parent, it transcends culture. on a basic level, if such a human story, it is absolutely charming. on a basic level, if such a human story, it is absolutely charminglj think as a way to express love, it's universal. it might be particularly exaggerated in chinese culture. my pa rents exaggerated in chinese culture. my parents never said i love y

look at how neat that is. ( laughter ) who says men don't like marie kondo?aughter ) "this grenade sparks joy in me ( laughter ) also, it will spark a fire. it's incendiary." the officer in question, christopher p. hasson, once wrote in a letter "i am a long time white nationalist, having been a skinhead 30 plus years." 30 years? that is a long time. he is close to skinhead retirement. soon he can cash in his 401kkk ( laughter ) ( applause ) that got a better response than i thought. >> jon: i like. that's a good one. ( applause ) >> stephen:. >> stephen: hasson was plotting to murder a huge list of people, including politicians, journalists professors, judges and others. in one letter hassan wrote, "i am dreaming of a way to kill almost every last person on the earth." sorry, but the cheesecake factory is way ahead of you. ( laughter ) they have an appetizer of cheeseburgers. ( laughter ) so this man is a homicidal, racist monster, serving in our military, but don't worry, the commander in chief slapped him down with the savage tweet of: nothing. silence. ma

call my marie kondo, i am ready to spark some joy this tuesday morning.the smile file with a few stories i hope you all will enjoy. let's get into it. we start with 8-year-old tommy morrisee who is missing part of his arm. >> that didn't stop him from being a golfing prodigy and a baseball player. when he showed up at his little league game, take a look at what happened. [ cheers ] >> reporter: it was an inside-the-park home run. i think that is so incredible. somebody says the hardest thing in sports is to hit a baseball with a bat. here is this 8-year-old doing it with one arm and killing it. >> fantastic. he is probably orole model already for so many people doing what he is doing. >> exactly. more role models. youngsters transforming my tuesday. students in plano, texas, banning together to make sure everyone is safe. 60 students are deaf or hard of hearing so for a class project the 2nd graders wrote letters to their cities asking for signs to be installed at campus. their proposal recalls were approved. they took a field trip to see those signs inst

. >> jimmy: marie kondos?s. >> jimmy: it does spark joy. >> it sparks lots of joy. it's a good thing. >> jimmy: katy will be sparking joy on a new season of "american idol." it comes back on sunday night, 8:00. thank you for being here. we'll be back with javier bardem. . (ding) hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. etter otllat fr like me. feel like getting robbed twice. ♪ intnow with sculpt.se rockstar 24/7 denim hurry in to old navy for all jeans on sale up to fifty percent off. with kids from eight dollars, adults from fifteen dollars, only at old navy. ♪ twice as long as the why law requires? beam because what's a couple more years when you have seven generations looking over your shoulder. don't. even. think about it. jim beam. raised right. and i wan

cheers and applause ] which explains her new slogan, "harris 2020, let's get high and binge 'marie kondoetflix." [ cheers and applause ] spark more of that joy. >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: check this out. the winner of last year's $1.5 billion mega millions jackpot still hasn't come forward. [ audience oohs ] and you know the guy with the winning ticket is watching the news like, "pssh, that idiot." [ laughter and applause ] some sports news. a minor league baseball stadium in connecticut just became the country's first ballpark to ban peanuts. [ audience oohs ] yeah. they said, "we don't want to risk anybody getting hurt. now who's ready for the t-shirt cannon?" [ horn ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] guys, it's time for "tonight show" news blender, where we take real headlines from the week and blend them together to see how weird we can make the headlines. i'll show you what i mean. for example, if you blend the stories, "kim jong-un sees different version of trump," "clinique offers sultry valentine's day make-up," and "creators of 'baby shark' release new song," you get "trump, kim jong-un

keeping up with the kardashians, tidying up with marie kondo the voice? >> jimmy: they're great. >> i know, they're great. >> jimmy: i know. they are great, come on. what is your go to dance move? making it rain. thriller, the carlton, twerking, the chicken dance. whose dance is the chicken dance? come on. [ light laughter ] or the charleston, come on. who would do the charleston? w >>ld say thriller. >> jimmy: right. >> yes, right? >> jimmy: really? >> are we alike?ht [ light la ] are we the same person? >> jimmy: what if it turns out you're me. >> just a picture of jimmy at the end. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i shouldatave written what's your guilty pleasure? is it smoking cigars? no. >> no.li >> jimmy: shing? no. binge watching netflix? maybe. oh wait, adding cinnamon to oatmeal. [ laughter ] stealing soap from hotels or gambling. but you're not gambling. you just did that in a movie. >> no. i would say binge watching netflix. >> jimmy: yeah, rit? yeah. what is your drink of choice? there's only 1,000 me questions. >> oh, my gosh. [ light laughter ]

much for that cable elizondo live for us in ottawa are let's not further discuss this with gyro lugo kondo who is the director of executive education and graduate studies at northwestern university here in qatar he is here with us in this area thank you so much for coming in and quite a lot of interesting developments happening in these last few hours in this venezuela crisis. really galvanized by the support from european countries like the u.k. germany canada. but he still doesn't have the army on his side he's made an appeal to them just a short while ago asking for them to allow humanitarian aid in they the army are in a very difficult position right now and they say yes well but i don't think it's all the army i think it's basically the generals and the high official rank a. officials who have been benefiting from the government i mean for example one of the things that it's not mention is that the army controls the extraction of all of coal mining in the in the east of the country in the believer state and that's a huge environmental disaster but they're taking a lot of coal there an

the house tidying discussed on "tidying up with marie kondo" has led to many closets getting cleanedut and kitchens getting reorganized in the twin cities. consignment shops credit the show for their big uptick in business. >>> and add offices to the list. have you seen mine? >> you inspired me. >>> about 22 after the hour. here's a look at the weather for your weekend. ♪ >>> it's his first statement since an alleged hate-filled attack. what actor jussie smollett has to say about the incident in chicago that's provoked powerful reactions across the nation. >>> plus, just in time for tomorrow's super bowl, the nfl says player concussions declined significantly this season. we'll look at the numbers and the high-tech solutions that are helping to address the problem. >>> and later, preserving a place of mystery and wonder. we'll take you inside the tomb of egypt's famed king tut following a multiyear effort to restore and protect it. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> the on-field action isn't the only draw in this year's super bowl venue. we'll look at some of the stunni