forever, you have got something going on. you have a first ever one bite festival and it s coming here to new york city. and i had would imagine some of these pizza are is as are going to be involved in it? both of those you are eating are involved. we put this together. and one of the things that the fire department was great working with us to do the proper pizza fest. you need all sorts of ovens. you need coal fire, you need everything. and we have them all. so, what you guys just listed there, monty s by the way is my whom town pizza. da luber thats. sally s, new haven style, they are going to be at this. i would say definitively it s the greatest assembly of pizza places under one roof in the history of civilization. joey: is that a rating out of 10 i saw a 10, a 9.3. yeah. and to give you an idea. i have been doing this so i rate a new pizza place every single day the last decade. so i have con thousands and thousands. there is probably 20 that have
brian: you were the teaching expert but i would love to see some of that money go to extra help to get those grades up. here s how we have to improve. i think i can do it. get the kids to school an extra week or two and have a three-year plan to make up for the pandemic loss. pete: or just give the dollars to the parents and let the parents choose the type of education they want for their kids. school choice so that the unions aren t dictating how your kids have to learn. brian: i hate when pete has better ideas than i do. thanks a lot for lending me. pete: i m out. brian: i ll miss him. straight ahead we will change gears. let s get cooking. pete has simple meals to make this mother s day the best ever. in fact he is right there. pete: looks great. steve: how would you like to make sally s what do we call those? [laughter] sally s egg benedict bowl lately,
they met in washington. they are both lawrence. mary is my third and final child to get married in one year. sally got married last august with 10 guests. peter got married a couple months ago with 18. it mary had 20 something. ainsley: so pretty. steve: terrific. despite the restrictions there was some dancing how pretty was that day. thanks to star fish studios who got the photos out early. they did sally s wedding as well. the weddings were from dull is i member atlas which also did sally s. today the newlyweds are on their honeymoon. ainsley: the flowersy gorgeous. at the dinner afterwards you showed me the pictures flowers down the middle of the table. steve: a flower boa. afterwards they donated it to a local charity. ainsley: that was nice. steve: i know. lawrence: good of the photographer capture the pictures. ainsley: hold on i just got back. give me a second.
start looking. reporter: we first met sally in what remains of the living room of her mother s home. is it all right if we stand up here. so this was sort of a fire a fireplace, and the piano. of course, we had windows and the couch is here i don t know where the couch is. her mom, marge, is 80 is survived the storm in her sister s house nearby. she doesn t yet know her house is gone. sally is trying to find some personal belongings to cushion the blow. the first thing we did was look for jewelry. things my grandmother had given her. things that had sentimental value? sentimental value. then i looked for clothes, now we re looking for pots, plans, plates, things she can use to rebuild her life. that s how you begin rebuilding? little things, here and there? yeah. reporter: some of her mother s doll collection survived the tornado. sally still can t believe what she s seeing. overwhelmed. i just i told my husband this morning, i m just overwhelmed.
i just don t know. i don t know what i m going to do. but it will work out, it will. but i ve never i ve never been through anything like this in my life, ever. this is the kind of thing you always see on the news? you see it, and we keep seeing pictures, and i keep telling people, that doesn t do it justice. reporter: most of the upstairs of the house is gone. this is your bedroom when you were a kid? this was my bedroom when i was growing up. right here. you can see all the way to home depot, so it was just it s incredible, when you think of it, from the home depot to here, it s literally as far as the eye can see, all the way around. yeah. it s just gone. it s just walmart. i mean you can see walmart. it s just right there. it s gone. reporter: sally s home survived the storm, but her employer was badly hit. she s not sure if she still has a job. you re wearing a t-shirt that says life is good. life is good. god does not give us anything we cannot handle. w