i went to pj chang's. what happened was coronavirus fully wiped out our business at the beginning of this year. i had not raised capital or very much capital at all, just a very small amount. i almost ran out of money and a bunch of other things went wrong. in that time earlier this year where the company was being challenged, i started to ask myself how could i add value? our old product was good at driving traffic, but that wasn't a thing anymore. so i ended up after talking to hundreds of restaurant owners realizing there was a way to help them save money and increase sales during this incredibly desperate time while solving a lot of their other operational challenges as well. >> well, i wish you the best of luck in the future. adam build, the ceo. and "press: here" will be right back. >>> the first full week of 2021 may start out a bit rainy. we're tracking a possible messy morning commute. >> plus, san francisco wants to help you get rid of your christmas tree. the program launching monday. >>> welcom

>> dagen: instead of limousine liberal, they need to change it to "private jet progressive," or just pjn kerry's career is marry somebody rich. that's his greatest accomplishment. >> emily: [laughs] harris? >> harris: wow. people are going to need to where she is with those shards all over the floor. [laughter] look, we love capitalism. we want people to realize, but if you want to preach, get a pulpit. moving to a church and preach, lend some scripture. but you don't get to preach to the masses about what to do if you're not willing to do it. >> emily: final thoughts, tyrus? >> tyrus: if i have any questions about environment i check with sir david attenborough. he is the real. there's nothing wrong with a yurt, emily. how many silkworms had to die for his afternoon suit? i'm pretty sure on that jet it was filet mignon for dinner, you know what i'm saying? it's always great when you're sitting on a high mountain to tell everybody what they need to do. i will wait until john kerry the vegan who shows up in a handmade hemp suit, then i'll start listening to his stuff on the environment.

pj library. and howard friedman, the director of the jewish community library in san francisco. welcome back, howard and vivian. we were talking about the notions of taking reading for granted intel reading is changing and how that impacts the way he understands the world. i am wondering if you can speak to that and the ways in which the programming of the jewish community library in the most basic sense encourages reading. >> from my perspective, i sometimes judge it by my experience on the bus. a lot of people were reading physical books on the best 15 years ago. 10 years ago a lot of them switched to kindles. nowadays, most people have heads in their phones. part of what that tells me, and what i know speaking from a lot of people, there is less reading of fiction and nonfiction more sustained reading, adults then there was. a lot of people are doing facebook. a lot of people are doing communicating on their phones. our time is less than what it once was. any of us, especially in the bay area, bring our office home to us at night. we have all of our email and documents on the cloud. we are not making the same kind of leisure time for reading we once did. one of the things we do in the library is