in speaking with two of the leading lights of the english book world, two of my neighbors in brooklyn . one is johnny campbell, the other is jessica the noodle of the green light bookstore in my neighborhood bookstore. welcome to both of you and thank you for taking the time to speak. i want to talk shop with you guys give people inside baseball about our new lives as independent book people. we will start with you jessica. what has this doneto your business ? it a lot really fast, right west and mark it s been a real reinvention over the past six or eight weeks. mid-march there were a couple of days where we were like we need to consider closing? suddenly it was like yes, you absolutely have to and you also need to send everyone home and in that week of transition, i think march 21 we close the doors and walked away from the bookstores that was terrifying because we didn t know what was going to happen next. i feel like we were in a fortunate position that we ve already ha
lucky unlucky as that was people are feeling very lucky that everybody survive a brother to both groups is to go into the movie you through most of the rosary will take a moment stay in the summer when the bill o malley held she made the tornado cut a twenty eight mile long path of destruction from the middle peninsula to the northern neck with the ground zero bit all right here on keno road in tampa hand back in all ten homes were destroyed more than fifty were seriously damaged by the twisters estimated one hundred and forty mile an hour winds twenty to twenty five people were injured dennis campbell just did what he could to help his relatives pick up the pieces discern that the real witness to our cabanas you this is normal clothes does most earns back to the boulders johnny campbell was happy to find an old family bible and perspective the material it s all a place of the plaza not a place nearby the one hundred and forty five year old st john s church was ruined the goo
a beeping ball and as mark strassmann describe in our cover story. it s the first lesson of baseball. keep your eye on the ball. but what if you can t see the ball. can t see anything. when you re on the field, tell me how you play. it seems very instinctive. my ears become my eyes. the beep baseball world series, it will open your eyes later on sunday morning. osgood: bradley cooper is an actor from philadelphia already made it big in hollywood. now he s moving on to broadway and serena altschul will take us along. his movies have made more than $2 billion worldwide and earned him two oscar nominations. but for bradley cooper, this may be the most personal role yet. thank you for coming. you seal a sense of responsibility? very much so. this is a dream come true for you. yeah. it s absolutely surreal. a life long journey bringing the elephant man to broadway. ahead on sunday morning. osgood: a story from david martin about a strong and talented
a beeping ball and as mark strassmann describe in our cover story. it s the first lesson of baseball. keep your eye on the ball. but what if you can t see the ball. can t see anything. when you re on the field, tell me how you play. it seems very instinctive. my ears become my eyes. the beep baseball world series, it will open your eyes later on sunday morning. osgood: bradley cooper is an actor from philadelphia already made it big in hollywood. now he s moving on to broadway and serena altschul will take us along. his movies have made more than $2 billion worldwide and earned him two oscar nominations. but for bradley cooper, this may be the most personal role yet. thank you for coming. you seal a sense of responsibility? very much so. this is a dream come true for you. yeah. it s absolutely surreal. a life long journey bringing the elephant man to broadway. ahead on sunday morning. osgood: a story from david martin about a strong and talented
they play a game with the aid of a beeping ball and as mark strassmann describe in our cover story. it s the first lesson of baseball. keep your eye on the ball. but what if you can t see the ball. can t see anything. when you re on the field, tell me how you play. it seems very instinctive. my ears become my eyes. the beep baseball world series, it will open your eyes later on sunday morning. osgood: bradley cooper is an actor from philadelphia already made it big in hollywood. now he s moving on to broadway and serena altschul will take us along. his movies have made more than $2 billion worldwide and earned him two oscar nominations. but for bradley cooper, this may be the most personal role yet. thank you for coming. you seal a sense of responsibility? very much so. this is a dream come true for you. yeah. it s absolutely surreal. a life long journey bringing the elephant man to broadway. ahead on sunday morning. osgood: a story from david ma