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Reporter from scenic sunsets to chocolaty cup cakes, lifes pleasures often feel like luxuries. In fact, they may boil down to basic survival. We are evolved to seek out certain pleasures. If we didnt enjoy eating and drinking and having sex, we wouldnt be here. Reporter later on sunday morning, lifes little pleasures. Are we having fun yet . Lee as nice it is, you really dont need a house quite as big as this one to enjoy summer pleasures. It turns out you can find them out on a limb, as tracy smith will show us. Reporter with tree houses today, you might say the sky is the limit. From backyar...

Confirmed cases of covid19 in the United States. And almost unbelievable number. And there have been more than 38,000 fatalities. Just to put that in context, a little more than 33,000 americans died in combat during the korean war. The fifth deadliest war in our nations history. Just let that sink in for a moment. More americans have died from the coronavirus in the last seven weeks than during a threeyear war. But Donald Trumps mismanagement is laid out clearly in the joe biden ad you just saw remains more concerned about revving up the economy than saving lives. As he continues to pressure ...

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The Globe and Mail Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file ... This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer A Toronto judge has cleared an elementary-school principal two years after he was charged with criminal assault for restraining a nine-year-old boy who was having “a complete meltdown” in a schoolyard. Finding that the boy had been kicking, spitting and lashing out during a lunchtime break, Justice Steven Clark of the Ontari...

just for something to do. for sanity. the minute i started, that was it. and the notebook with a pencil. >> reporter: but publishers were not immediately impressed. they rejected you >> they rejected me many times reporter: but you still kept at it >> oh, yeah. i wanted it. i wanted it really really bad. >> reporter: her first novel was published in 1981. in just over three decades she's turned out more than 200 books. many of them number-one best sellers. she says she spends 6 to 8 hours a day working here in her home office. we were surprised to learn she finds writing a struggle. ...