that's a lot of lollipops. >> 100 green-and-white lollipops, 100 blue-and-white lollipops. you want 100 dark cherry cordials, and you want 600 of what? the party is on wednesday. >> by wednesday. >> let me see how we can get this done for you as soon as possible, and i'll give you a call back within an hour, okay? thank you. bye-bye. i have a large order. >> what is it? >> 100 purple-and-white lollipops, 100 green-and-white lollipops... >> is this real? >> 100 blue-and-white lollipops, 600 salted caramels, and 100 dark cherry cordials, and they want it overnighted tomorrow. >> nuh-uh. >> yuh-huh. >> pete, can you make 300 lollipops on tuesday? >> let me figure this out. [groans] >> what i need to know-- is this doable? >> i don't think that's possible. we're gonna need extra manpower to get this done. >> it pains me to turn down an order. >> i know. >> we have to find a way. we have to find a way. >> you guys have had to have large orders like this before, right? >> not-- >> yes, we have, but usually i have time. >> do they have a shelf life, the lollipops? >> they got a lo

and if they keep tradition, the next version will start with an "m" after last year's version of lollipopmake no mistake, google operating system still dominates. new research shows android has nearly 80% of the market, but it is down ever so slightly from one year ago, and apple thinks the times are turning. tim cook said they continue to see more switchers, meaning android users are going to the other side switching to iphone. another problem, goldman sachs estimates that some of the android came from apple. and what about switching to bing? all things to keep in mind as google mania kicks off. and apple pouring more fuel on speculation that it is working on a car. speaking at the conference in wrenches palos verdes -- rancho palos verdes just enough to keep us asking for more. and starting this summer, new chevy models, including the 2016 having access to the apple parkway and the android auto. here is their director of ecosystems. director: we realize that people use smart phones in their cars all of the time, and it is on us to find a safer way, a better way to integrate with that. e

i go back to the street where i grew up those trees are monstrous and they were like little lollipop trees when they planted them and i honestly don't think when they planted them 50 years ago, nobody expected them to be as large as they ever grew, i'm not an arborist but what i heard was there was no selfish reason that the appellant is doing this other than to fix a real bad problem which is a health problem. there are related issues related to light safety, but what i heard that was a constructive solution to that problem, the volunteerism on behalf of the appellant to make it right as best they can with a replacement. i also heard from mr. buck a solution that he would be happy with should we move to accept this appeal, so i would find with the appellant and suggest with the condition that they go with mr. buck's solution to that issue. >> do any of my fellow commissioners share mr. buck's concern about sharing a dangerous precedent? because in our urban environment, and i know i asked the question but in our urban environment we will run into this problem again. >> you know, i d

i go back to the street where i grew up those trees are monstrous and they were like little lollipop trees when they planted them and i honestly don't think when they planted them 50 years ago, nobody expected them to be as large as they ever grew, i'm not an arborist but what i heard was there was no selfish

went to the beach one day and we're packing things in the back of the car and here's tony with his lollipop and he picks it up. i'm like what is wrong with that? god, man. >> eric, you're kind of a vegetarian. >> no, red meat. >> one of these studies in our discussion is that somewhere around -- well let's put it this way. livestock accounts for more greenhouse gases than transportation. so all of the buses and green cars you are trying to push you can point to the cattle flatulence is part of the issue. but did you see this website? it debunks the global warmers. i'm on the list of some very influential people. the koch brothers and barack obama, global warming deniers and we're responsible for the death of two scientists that are lost somewhere trying to find out if global warming is really -- economy aware that's a badge of honor. >> you didn't answer the man's question. >> what was the question? >> dana my idea of the beetle sandwich involves paul and ringo. would you ever eat bugs? >> no. i would eat beef. >> yes. >> what's really sad about global warming anonymous, if you're in africa

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over at the nasdaq lollipop theater network. it brings movies. >> getting some feedback from the macys call. it is to talk about the dollar in tourism. i don't like that david. i know their story in new york has a lot of tourism. frankly, they should have done that. >> shares in dupont are down 6%. >> the accompany managing to feed trion. joining us we have the privilege of being joined by ethe ceo of dupon. what was your reaction when you found out dupont did indeed win? >> in these kinds of situations you never know. we're pleased with the outcome and i think. >> how close was the fight? in all indications it seems to vote was close. >> we don't have final numbers yet. for a few days until it gets filed. it's hard to tell. >> can you give us a range of where it was? >> no i can't. i don't want to present what the numbers are, but i think that will have to be filed and we will be able to tell that. >> at the end of the meeting you said there's more work to be done at dupont. what is it you're planning to do? >> it's a very exci

the lollipop bouquet. how do you do this? >> this is simple too. melt it in your oven and you just need some lollipop sticks. you can use wooden skewers you can find at the supermarket. >> so you put it on a paking sheet or something? >> on parchment. we have details instructions on today.com. >> you let it melt partially. these are adorable. >> and it's pretty with the light. >> then what's jesse doing over here? >> he's you know breakfast in bed is the classic mother's day treat. and he's helping us make these really pretty napkin roses. you can use fabric napkins. he's folding a nab kinpkin in half and folding it in a coil. he cut paper leaves to tuck in. butt that on the breakfast tray. also take your child's artwork and use it as a place math. you can laminate that. or at home with contact paper. something like that. >> here's the final product over here. it looks so cute. good job. >> you know what you can do have them help make breakfast as well. help them cut up fruit art. this is portrait of mom. start with a grapefruit slice and add whate

it will be like a stew, trade transportation lollipops, put them all in there. put it all in there and then we'll vote on it and have some of our members vote against motherhood so that they will be on the block a year from this november. look, let me suggest something novel for this group. let's spend the next eight weeks resuscitating a system where users of the system pay to maintain and grow the system. international tax can be a part of the solution. it's not nearly enough money, mr. president, mr. congress. a group of us presented a bipartisan plan, republicans and democrats, to fund the federal highway trust fund through democratic presidents, republican presidents, through democratic houses and republican houses. we've always been able to come to a resolution on this until the last three or four years. why? why is this? can i have one more minute? half a minute? mr. defazio: i yield the gentleman an additional minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for an additional minute. mr. pascrell: thank you, mr. speaker. look neither party ha

put the lollipop in their mouth get them addicted. that is what he wants them to do. host: bill, who do you like on the republican side so far? caller: i like a lot of them. i am reading mike huckabee's book and he is saying a lot of things that makes sense. host: like what? caller: like we have too much government. like the federal government was created by the states -- it is not the other way around. the powers that the federal government has was given to them by the states. this is in the constitution. this is the way the country was run. now the federal government wants to take care of your babies they want to take care of everything. they have disintegrated the family in this country -- our federal government has. it gets in between parents and their children. host: all right, that is bill. debbie and bloomberg -- debbie in bloomsburg, pennsylvania, democrat. you are on the air. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am for bernie sanders because he is for the poor people. there are just too many poor people in this country, and i think if he makes president, h

it will be like a stew, trade transportation lollipops, put them all in there. put it all in there and then we'll vote on it and have some of our members vote against motherhood so that they will be on the block a year from this november. look, let me suggest something novel for this group. let's spend the next eight weeks resuscitating a system where users of the system pay to maintain and grow the system. international tax can be a part of the solution. it's not nearly enough money, mr. president, mr. congress. a group of us presented a bipartisan plan, republicans and democrats, to fund the federal highway trust fund through democratic presidents, republican presidents, through democratic houses and republican houses. we've always been able to come to a resolution on this until the last three or four years. why? why is this? can i have one more minute? half a minute? mr. defazio: i yield the gentleman an additional minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for an additional minute. mr. pascrell: thank you, mr. speaker. look neither party ha