marge, homer. >> little lisa. >> marge, lisa, already said marge, said marge twice. >> what was the baby'sas -- >> baby. >> baby? what's the baby's name? maggie, oh, yeah, that's right. maggie. i think this is so creative right there. >> there's the couch. >> there's the couch right there. i feel like a lot of families should do this. we've played a lot of iconic themes, opening credits. >> you have the time and it would be a nice family photo. >> also we've got parents finding a creative way to take the kids out to eat at a restaurant without taking them out. they set this up, a family in the uk, the kids were like, why can't we go out, why can't we do it? we'll bring the restaurant to you. so cute. great idea. they got the napkins there -- dad is like -- wait, wait, i'm sure that's sugar water, that is not wine. but that's real cute. >> turned the water into wine. this is cute, though. >> yep. >> well, the next one is about working from home also. but make it fashion. people are turning their bedding, because they're spending so much time in bed, into fashion. their pillows, okay girl --

and my wife marg o, who is here. [applause] and i as she knows we still have eight filing cabinets in our basement fills with these letters that's people would send us prompting us to discover new books to put them in the catalog and bring some of them back into print. abetted by publishing people like herman graph who is sitting there in the audience, many books we have a recommendation like the worst journey in the world was one by cherry juregard. he said herman, did you know this beak, he said no. so we got together and he did a paperback edition and we sold it in the catalog. so my -- that kind of reader enthusiasm for books was the critearium. it needed to be a book i wanted to give to someone and say you have to read this or someone had given to me with the same passion. it was still many more books that could be included so what i finally decided to do as a framework was to -- i was reading a book by edmund wilson, the great literary critic, and at one point he has a passage about the miscellaneous learning o

marge wrote, there are no delivery slots. robert said, i was told i have to wait two weeks.artha told me, all spots taken. but there were others including phyllis looney who hit the jackpot when ordering on line for a friend that lives in goal country. >> i placed the order 12:30. she got it about 5:00. >> she was shocked. so what are the tricks other than shear luck to get a delivery? >> most of the major delivery grocery delivery places advise you to get online first thing in the morning. and things are usually sold out. slots are usually sold out by 8:00 in the morning. >> i think you should join the wait list right now. >> give yourself a week's notice on when you think you're going to run out. >> that is great advice. phyllis is correct. you have to go at least a week out. you might want to use a couple different services so that, you know, you're trying this one. if you can't get through there, maybe can you get through over there. now farmsted says it is highering like mad and i have to believe that everything will be smoothed out next month. so, dan, it's going to be

not marge you are a little bit why did you. detect the recovery tent that i'm seeing around the ranch and seen us but i think that the sanford police. said the few bucks for the collective guilt. of them found it went destroyed before the internet the fight plays out and it was close and they were returning from the wood and the victims were if i have only found us right now and you thought it was 5 and then he saw the big dump truck to. it cruden so much turmoil when genesis gush out it was just so good this devastating news and not on the mind we have with genesis because it's tragic news in a child's gotta be the worst thing but these 3 bullets have been around forever in 2010 they have documented close to hundreds of different dances the uniqueness about the gang culture in the passion area is that all you can cross from one block to the other and you're in other games territory for everybody person for a different reason so do you blame the hostess include soup dude 102 fully how did you do food with the house and then be

you're not marge you are i guess a little bit why did you. 'd detect the be content the album. around wrath and seen us but i think the sanford police said it said the steamboats for the collective guilt. of them found it went destroyed before the internet the fight plays out and it was close and they were returning to the wood and the victims were if i have only found us right now and you thought it was 5 and then he saw the big dump truck to. it created so much turmoil when genesis gosh i was just so good this devastating moves and not out of the mine would have been with genesis because it's tragic was in a child's gotta be the worst thing but these 3 bullets have been more around forever in 2010 they have documented calls to hundreds of different dances the uniqueness about the gang culture in the passion area is back on due course from one block to the other and you're in other games territory for everybody person for a different reason well so do you blame the hostess include soon dude want to host ruefully how did you learn through the house and then be told to go. so th

money so in this case, something ke 10 or 20% margin if we can get them to that restaurant packed the marg for even one nights and double our share thr revenue in one night and that makes a difference to show that to theresidents care to on thursday volunteers at north beach delivers made eir first round of deliveries from piazza pellegrini tonight we have almost 30 people at the border through thsystem for the first night so really excited about the initial response hun love to do this every single we can partner was a differe restaurant in our neighborhood. >>if you live in the area would like to set up for this free service you can head to their web site that's north beach neighbors dot org, hoping that other neighborhoods catch on to this idea and help their francis taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>a grocery delivery service hire 250,000 new workers. that's in addition to the 300,000 it hired in recent weeks instacart has been seeing a surge in demand because of the coronavirus pandemic in the company wants to hire the new workers over the xt 2 months it's a full on hiring blz the full se

and she was wandering around while marg o and i and the eldest sister was looking. she saw the book at her eye level. she marched over and took it off the shelf. she brought it over to me and said i want this one. i brought it home and read it to her, and that was the first of probably 792 readings of that book. and it was a great book. so i was so delighted that she had somehow through osmosis gotten the book-selling gene. she knew immediately this was a great book. so that is a great personal attachment to me. that did make the cut. >> you're putting your whole family to work. >> james: yes. >> host: we have time for one final question. >> guest: my question jim would be are there any authors you thought you might have short-changed that you wanted to have multiple entries that you liked that author so much but you had to put in one author that had one great book but maybe not as good as the second or third book? >> james: well the whole project has been plagued with that kind of issue. whether the person was in the book at all, whether you could put more books in

marge was really a tale of two halves, we started to meet with some of the strongest activity in yearswe just released our q1, sure that our orders were up 35% respectively, so tremendous momentum moving into march. by the end of march, it was a different environment across the country. builders were either closed, or by appointment only, stay-at-home orders different across the u.s. as people disruptive were trying to find out how to operate in that new normal. municipalities were staffed and very degrees by market. the permit process, i heard some permits were even quarantined for days at a time. there are a number of different factors, where we came into the month, and how we will come out, over the next few weeks. >> can you give me some insight regionally? we have seen different orders from different states and counties on what to do, stay at home, can you give me some details on where there is activity, where there is a pause, stop? sheryl: most markets across the country have deemed construction as essential activity. there are some states that have not. seattle, where we have g

marge dawson played with this racket in tulia, texas, in her senior year. - 1938 in tulia, texas. - wown you b-- can you imagine hitting a ball with that? - i-- it's such a small head. - yeah. - can you actually hit a ball with this? - yes. mardy fish, who's one of the top-ranked american players, who just retired, has played me with this racket. - did he beat you? - like a drum. ( laughs ) okay, i want to talk about rules to live by. because you're an expert at that. we'll see. one of the reasons i wanted to do this with you is because i'm just fascinated that you've succeeded in so many different areas. you've succeeded in psychology, in jury science, you've succeeded in television, in business. - what's the secret? - well, you know, for me... i-i think it's really a matter of knowing what you want and knowing what you're willing to do to get it. i know what i can do and i know what i can't do. - you stay in your lane. - i do, i stay in my lane. - how do you take losing? - not well. - not well. - do you throw that? - no, i don't. - ever? i just come back harder the next time. - until

wednesday was the 50th anniversary of earth day, a day normally celebrated with marges and gatheringsd with calls of action. the coronavirus called for inaction taking precedence. but all of this inaction, while causing so many humans problems, has actually proven to be quite good for mother earth. in recent weeks, penguins came out to play near cape town. goats swarmed the streets of wales, conservationists more sea turtle nests than they've seen in years. and with some one-third of the world's population stuck indoors, air pollution has dropped dramatically. take los angeles, a city known for traffic and smog. earlier this month, e are searchers from a global air quality tech company rated that city's air pollution one of the lowest on earth. and after india posed the lockdown, researchers found the air in the capital of new delhi was 60% less polluted than the rest of the year. milan has reassigned traffic lanes to pedestrians and cyclists to discourage people from getting in cars after the lockdown ends. emissions are expected to fall 6% this year according to the world meteorolog

. >> reporter: an avid fisherman, he spends hours every day hooking marge mouth bass and forgetting howvive the months ahead. in this political battleground state the battle for many has become surviving from one day to the next. the other thing that economists are tracking is that cessation of economic activity, when did it happen and what they're seeing is even before the safer at home orders went into effect, most people started staying away from restaurants, movie theaters, shopping, all those sort of things that drive the economy here, so the thought is that that v-shaped economy, the recovery that people are hoping for, it probably won't happen, because until there's a cure, until there's a vaccine, no one's really going to want to go out to dinner, shop and engage in the overall economy until they know they're not going to pay with their health by doing it. back to you guys. >> well, we shall see, miguel, we'll see this week what people's comfort level is with reengaging in the economy. thank you very much for that report. so one restaurant owner in houston, texas, reopened his d

and what did he do he was the first president to marge in the marsh life.t here to bash but they did not speak at the march for life. if they did not and they did not cut led puritan funding it went up. that should really open people's eyes because this guy, he's not supposed to be the social conservative individual. we have some questionable justices on the supreme court printed the president trump in this bizarre thing. i'm going to tell you the list of people i'm going to dominate and guess what, he actually picked from the list. but a lot of people voted for president trump based on the list printed alone people because it's the third branch of government of the appreciation in the foreign policy which i love. this bigotry of binary choices that happen in washington dc. i hope everyone learns from this and applies it to life. no matter what the situation is because here's the two consensus from washington dc. option a, we are going to be trigger-happy and invade a lot of different countries in the middle east and carnation build and try to impose our va

and this is marge. we need to get that number down further. but know that there will be some in there that are legitimate disputes between employers and an individual. but there is at least another core part of that where it is identification issues. so make sure that you have your cell phone on and you are checking your emailed too and you are checking your spam box or others because we have had instances where we have tried to email people and have not gotten a response. i will tell you that more dollars are going out, more claims are being resolved. it has taken too long. that is not an excuse. it has been a real challenge but it is our job to live up to the challenge and help everybody in the time they needed. we are going to have a full update on this from josh penton tomorrow. but i believe tomorrow, that number from march will be down further. i will say that i have instructed the march claims to be the most prioritized of all the claims. and my goal is to even have the very oldest claims, that people individually called, not you call i

there's like -- there's two republicans and two democrats -- two major parties -- there's four marge party people two republicans and two democrats and then one independent chair. but you have to remember when their cite tierways, we're this independent excision and rules say we have to draw single member districts. you cannot draw 100% competitive districts because there's other cite tiery. there's a compactness. the commission did a good job, washington last year, there's compactness and keep communes of interest together but if you really wanted to make competitive districts you would have weird districts from, like, say, capitol hill in seattle and this finger going all the way over the hill into el lensburg if you know where that is. so it's kind of going over the cascades and so with proportional representation, all that goes away. it's just like you have these larger districts. so "the new york times" had an op-ed last year and then where they endorsed the idea for rank choice voting, proportional representation, for the u.s. house of representatives. there's no constitutional

recover and perhaps from market perspective, how long will it take for profits to recover, it takes the margep companies about twice as long to recover back to peak profits as it does for the economy. so if the economy takes two years, it could take three years or longer to get your profits back our estimate is that it's going to take three years. so basically, 2019 earnings of $165 on the s&p is what we're going to get in 2022 and that means that all things being equal, we shouldn't get back to peak stock prices for the same amount of time. you're paying a multiple on those type of earnings and historically it's been ten quarters to get back to even, two and a half years, and this is obviously far worse than you've had historically. and i don't think the market or i don't think investors are thinking in terms of that if you look at on the horizon there will be a point where we have no choice, but to recalibrate along the long-term numbers? >> there is -- >> mark -- >> equities are a better play than everything else when you have a lower interest rate environment. that will help support the m

samsung is the marge its shipper in the world so people aren't buying phones in these tough economicare they buying these high price thousand dollar handsets having problems shipping the galaxys 20 which is their flagship high end phone and as a result they are launching a cheaper phone today in the u.s. we're talking about the galaxys 10 light that sells for $650 and this is also the play book from apple as well this week shipping that second generation se, which is a cheaper phone that starts at 399 that's pretty much what people are looking for is just cheaper phones and not the $1,000 price tag. stuart: okay got it. thank you, susan check that market. we're holding on to a solid rally. dow is up about 300. got that. next, microsoft teaming up with the nba to make games more personalized for fans. especially during the pandemic of course. curt knutson cyberguy joins us next on that one. stuart: we have been remiss in showing you the progress of big technology companies this morning they're doing very very well google is up another $12 microsoft is at 177, and facebook is at 178. o