why i like olives? olives are good for you. olives--we were just talking about olive extract. you can eat an olive, and it helps reduce cholesterol. there's a lot of good thin@s about olives. olive oil--that's a greathing. >> but tell m a little bit--these are your babies basically. >> well, yes, they are. yes. a lot of times you'll get years where there's just af olive here a@d an olive there. but the pollination was great this year, so we have olives pretty uniformly in the--throughout the canopy. so we sell--the majority of our olives go to bell-carter. um, they've been great for the industry, and they produce a great, great product. >> california's weather is perfect for olives, and some of these trees can grow for several hundred years. but you may be surprised to know that harvesting in california is largely done by hand. flash back more than 100 years to 1912. back then, olives were harvested the very same way, by hand. that's when two brothers, arthur and henry bell, decided to buy a small olive grove near fresno. they even carried on harvesting and selling olives thro

then there's the john hodgman john oliver hybrid. and my personal favorite, malibu john oliver. (laughter). >> john: hey, hey, you couldn't give malibu john oliver an actual tan. >> john, we tried everything in the lab but your d.n.a. rejects melanin like a white guy rejects dancing. (laughter) that's an ethnic john oliver joke, by the way. that guy is hilarious! >> john: thank you, john. john hodgman, everybody. we will be bright !b (cheers and applause). >> john: welcome back, my guest tonight a filmmaker whose upcoming documentary for hbo is called "gideon's army." >> the judge is going to tell you that the state fails to prove their case it is your duty, you must acquit. that's the beauty of this system. it's set up to give people the presumption of innocence. to give them an opportunity to not just be heard but hold the state accountable. you want to take my liberty, you've got to do it right. and if you don't, acquit. the fifth amendment to the united states constitution guarantees it. >> john: that's what i'm talking about. please welcome dawn porter. (cheers and applause

[audience groans] oliver, two strikes. not there, the jackson family can steal and they will win the game. >> how long ago did that happen? >> good answer. >> yep, yep. steve: how long ago did that happen? [audience groans] jay...if it's there, you steal, your family wins the game. so what is it? what's the first question that a husband asks his wife after she tells him that she's had an accident? >> well, he's gonna have to ask, "honey, what happened?" [applause] >> good answer. >> what happened? steve: for the win, "honey, what happened?" [frates family cheers] number 4? audience: how fast driving? steve: y'all looked good on tv, though. let me tell you something, y'all looked good. they liked your family. hey, frates, let's go. these boys right here know how to win 20. let's see if they can do it again. i got lyall, i got oliver. we're going for 20 grand right now, right after this. boy, i look big. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ steve: welcome back to

it all starts with fresh olives. they're in season now and roasted walnuts. warm, very good bread. >> juice. >> oh yeah and you get this stuff. everybody gets it. a puree of figs, raisins, strawberries and full of the potent herbs and spices of course. >> [ inaudible ] >> i get it. it's supposed to make me more manly. i'm eating. let's not talk about that, okay, sunshine? what is that anyway? it's a traditional moroccan stew that can include vegetables, meet or fish. tonight baby shark, calamari and fish with fresh mountain spinach cooked over charcoal in the pot that gives it it's name. it's supposed to force the con sensation into the dish and keep it moist and tender. >> that's delicious. i have no idea what they are. i've never had anything like them. tangier version of farm to table. >> hi. >> hi, what's that? [ inaudible ] >> and a whole turbo. brushed with olive oil, salt and pepper and then grilled perfectly over the coals. suddenel cuddled up next to the fish, tiny shark kabobs, cute. >> all of this for $20. [ inaudible ] >> freaking me out. it's lik

it all starts with fresh olives, they're in season now and roasted walnuts.d bread. squishy. and you get this stuff. everybody gets it. a pulpy puree of figs, raisins, strawberries and full of mohammed's potent herbs and spices. of course. >> all night, 24 clock. >> yeah, yeah, i get it. it's supposed to make me more manly. you know what? i'm eating. let's talk about that, sunshine. what is a tagine, anyway? it's an original moroccan stew that can include meat, vegetables or ship. tonight, baby shark, calamari and monkfish, smoked in the classic clay top. the domed top is supposed to force the condensation back in to the dish and keep it moist and tender. that's delicious. i think it's the greens and the aromatics and the herbs, i have no idea what they are. never had anything like it. tangier version of farm to table. >> hi. >> wow. when's that? thank you. and a whole turbo, brushed with olive oil, salt and pepper and some coriander, then grilled perfectly over the coals. cuddled up next to the fish, tiny shark kabobs. cute. wow, spectacular. good value. all

we have 2 cups of chickpeas, half a cup of olive oil. 2 tablespoons of tahini, which is a sesame paste thatou can find in any grocy store. we he garlic. i peeled more rlic than i need, but once i do it, i can use it for the rest of the week all of the food that i make. we also have salt and the juice of one lemon. now, all 'e'll have to do is put everyth into the food processor... our chickpeas... olive oil... tahini... one clove of garlic, unless you like it very garcky.. lemon juice... lemon juice... if you notied earlier, i didn't salt or season the pita ips. tha's bacause i salted the hummus. remember, salt is only optional. now we'll placi right on top. [ food prcessor whirs ] now unplug the machine, take off the top, and we're going to help the hummus along by scooping around the sides with a spatula. now, i otice that it's a little bit thick so i'm going to add a little bit of olive oil. now put the top back on, plug it inl@and keep pulsing. [ food processorhirs ] and be nice to your pares. clean up@(he food processor when you're

i am john oliver, and let's all just acknowledge for a moment that this is weird. this looks weird. it feels weird. it even sounds weird. it sounds weird to me, and this is my actual voice. look, if you hadn't heard by now, jon stewart is going to be away for the summer. he's gone to a small italian village to learn how to cobble shoes. but my guest tonight is going to be seth rogen. seth rogen is here. [ cheers and applause ] and i look forward to explaining to him exactly who the [bleep] i am. that's about 30% a joke. before jon left, he was very sweet. he was very warm and supportive. he actually gave me this little note here. he said, don't worry. you'll be great. that's nice. although subjective. besides, no big news stories every break out over the summer. >> u.s. officials acknowledge that intelligence agencies are secretly collecting millions of americans' phone records on a daily basis. >> private calls of americans, whether they've been suspected of a crime or not. >> are you [bleep] kidding me? jon's been gone one day. one day. we had such a fun, gentle first show planned

. >> does john oliver translate as jon stewart's summer replacement? and does "the daily show" need a comedic transfusion? i'm howard kurtz, and this is "reliable sources." >>> for a guy who's in hiding in hong kong, ed snowden hasn't been totally inaccessible to the media. he granted an interview to the south china "morning post" this week and he had this to say in that video interview with the guardian's glenn greenwald. >> i think the public is owed an explanation of the motivations behind the people who make these disclosures that are outside of the democratic model. when you were subverting the power of government, that's a fundamentally dangerous thing to democracy. >> and just about everyone on television it seems has a view about snowden, his leaks from the nsa and his motivation. >> i don't think this snowden character is a hero at all. >> whistleblowers in general, we need them and they are heroes. >> i certainly don't think he's a hero. >> i have no doubt that he felt like he had the best intentions. >> as far as him being a hero, yes, he's

i know. >> and buzz feed just posted the 27 worst moments of john oliver's first six minutes. oh, oh, oh, oh, wait, wait, wait. a new hash tag trending. john oliver blew a great dane. >> that can't be possibly something that is trending. >> it wasn't but it is now. so you're welcome. [bleep] you. >> thank you, thanks, a ,r$00;,x-e-j0!#h>x@kw,xjñjñ5?d [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome back. my guest tonight a very funny actor whose new film which he cowrote and codirected and stars in is called "this is the end." >> how are we going to deal with this? >> can i have that milky way. no, you can't have the milky way. that's mine. i went out this morning, specifically bought this milky way to eat after my party. >> i don't think you should get the whole milky way. >> i'll be pretty bummed if i don't at least get a bite of the milky way. >> everyone gets a fifth of everything. >> i want one-fifth of your t-shirt, the bottom top. the belly. >> you couldn't handle my mid rif. >> please welcome back to the show seth rogen. >> john. thank you so much for turning up. >> it's nice they g

oliver oversaw the original noble audit report. noble stands for the national organization of black law enforcement executives. these are the key recommendations. organization of the system, community engagement, training, patrol priorities, the selection of personnel, employee performance, use of force, and how much bias comes into play as well as internal affairs and discipline. now, the original report was initiated after the killing of oscar grant captured on this infamous cell phone video which ignited a firestorm of controversy over bart police practices. officer johannes mehserle shot grant with his gun after he says he mistook his firearm for his taser on new year's day 2009. bart police chief kenton rainey is going to be heading up the announcement this morning and we'll have more for you today at noon. back to you. >> anne, is it just a coincidence that a new movie about oscar grant is about to come out? >> reporter: yeah. there is a screening tonight, a private screening, in oakland so you can call it a coincidence, but

i am john oliver still -- still sitting in for jon stewart. jon stewart was out hiking and now has his arm caught under a boulder. (laughter) don't worry, we have sent a rescue team to bring him a swiss army knife so he can cut his arm off. (laughter) our guest tonight, comedian and author jim gaffigan is here. (cheers and applause) he has a book called dad is fat. but first tonight congress in the a three way tie for least popular branch of government. (laughter) however they may be about to accomplish-- and i know it sounds improbable-- something. (laughter) specifically immigration reform which suddenly has support even from republicans and for all the right reasons. >> we're in a demographic death spiral as a party and the only way we can get back in the good graces with the hispanic community in my view is comprehensive immigration reform. >> john: and i, lindsey graham, say to you the hispanic community, we choose to help you not because we want to but because mathematically we feel we have to. (cheers and applause) it's how all historic

think speak with us speak maybe talk to us up next oscar winning director oliver stone ruffles the feathers of america's most powerful he talks to r.t. right now. hi i'm abby martin i'm sitting down at the exclusive interview with award winning director all over stone and peter cosmic both co-authors and co-creators of the showtime series and book the untold history of the united states thank you so much for joining us here so it took both of you four years to produce this series almost five almost five. and you have a chapter called obama management of a wounded empire where you give a harsh critique of the obama administration what are your eyes has been most troubling aspects of his presidency all over well i think that under the disguise of sheep's clothing he's been a wolf. because the nightmare of the bush presidency preceded him people forgave him a lot he was a great hope for change the color of skin the book the internationalism the globalism cian all over that there is an intelligent man but he has taken the old the bush changes and he's basically has put them into the establishme

we do test olives, we shouldn't be testing olive oil. the only manufactured good tested as a commodity, that would be a mistake. even the c.b.o. says tens of millions of dollars and we can't afford that for our industry. this is a specialty earmark. i respect the intent, but it is bad policy and i ask everyone to oppose. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from oregon. >> i yield one minute to the other the gentleman from california. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for the last minute. mr. garamendi: mr. chairman, this is a marketing order. the underlying law establishes a marketing order. a marketing order allows the producers to come together and decide how they're going to market their product, do it in a way that sets up standards for their product. this is common across virtually every aspect of american agriculture. this is nothing new. when you have a marketing order that involves imported as well as domestically produced, they are impacted by the equal fakeses. and -- qualifications. this is not new.

a lot of olive oil. it is when you bite into it it has this great -- it just can't get better. >> that's what this is? >> bruschetta style pizza. >> thank you so much. >> you can find the recipes at klgandhoda.com. >> a little dinner, a little music. one of our favorites, big country star, jo dee messina. >> but first this is "today" on nbc. >> come on, girl. >> announcer: the toyota concert series on "today," brought to you by toyota. >>> award-winning singer-songwriter jo dee messina is ready to start an exciting new chapter in her 18-year music career. >> the multiplatinum country star is showing off her independent streak with a new kickstarter campaign to help launch her new album called "my time, our music." it's great to see you. >> good to see you. >> first of all you have a message for somebody. >> hi to my mom, hello! >> does that make you feel better? tell us about this song, the album? >> the whole album, i wanted to find a way to do a project that involved the people. the people get involved

i said mint, pasta, olives. put it together. >> so we found a pretty basic olive pomponada. blended olives and herbs. and course with garlic. and thinning it out with pasta water. >> i love the thick fettaccini. >> and i'm a sucker for making a dish as pretty as it can be. >> very true. >> going to add red pepper flakes to it. and a little more oregano. >> and the mint. this you put at the end. so all the mint gets in there. there you go. easy to make. just a few steps. >> what's great about hint is it turns any dish into a summer dish. >> stephanie, you take it to the next level. chou. [ man ] we have a go for auto sequence start. t-minus 5, 4, 3, 2, 1... ignition. [ male announcer ] launch your internet experience on at&t's newly expanded advanced digital network and connect more wi-fi-enabled devices at home. [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse high speed internet starting at $14.95 a month. or ask how to get your choice of a kindle fire hd, sonos play:3 or xbox 360 free with other qualifying internet offers. [ male announcer ] get more speed for wi-fi gaming, more r

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if you were riding on the olive, you'd be in a non-inertial reference frame and would...o. i'm not okay. mary gshe also has asthma. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. she has a successful surgery and because her health provider has an amazing connected system, she has her life. i don't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente. kaiser permanente. thrive re you don't want to go to the emergency room? no, no, i'm okay. it stopped bleeding. i know, but you did throw up. isn't that a sign of a concussion? yes. but i get car sick, too, so... okay. sorry about your car, by the way. oh, no, it's fine. you got most of it out the window. the poor guy on the bike. well, i had a nice time. yeah, me, too. well, um, good night. good night. leonard? yeah? was this supposed to be a date? this? no. no, of course not. this was just you and me hanging out with a bunch of guys who didn't show up 'cause of work and a colonoscopy. okay, i was just checking. whe

john oliver is a funny guy.fantastic at putting pens in his pants. >> the pen in the pant routine. >>> we have heard about the l k lucky 84-year-old woman in florida who won the power ball. that is the most ever for a single lottery winner. we haven't heard much from her. jimmy kimmel imagined what a press conference would be like. >> i'm grateful to the state of florida and the community of sever hills. thank you for respecting my privacy during this exciting time and god bless. [ bleep ]. >> away she goes. >> that is unbelievably good. she had a cup there, blasting off into space with bieber. >> grandchildren and kids are probably pretty excited. >>> today is a national holiday, isn't it? >> yes. >> it's a big day in your household. >> it is a big day. >> national doughnut day. >> here, i went to the doughnut shop at 3:00 in the morning. i want america to know what the most underrated doughnut in this country is. >> what is it? >> it is blueberry cake doughnut. >> no way. >> you have to have a bite of this. >>

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that's why he's calling on patrick oliver. he's a former chief of at least two police departments and served as a commissioner on the police accreditation for two agencies. maybe more notable in all of his credentials, he was part of the association that put together the noble report. that very long and very critical report of the b.a.r.t. police department done following the oscar grant shooting. oliver is familiar with the department and should have an opinion about the reforms put in place. we talked to riders this morning about whether they've seen changes and one man said he has not seen enough. >> i feel like it there's not enough training. >> reporter: do you think they've done enough to fix problems? >> so far, i haven't seen any changes. >> reporter: we should note this announcement comes almost three years to the day after rainy was hired on as the police chief. when he was hired, it was announced he would usher in an era of change in the department of policies and procedures. the hope is oliver will help decide if e

it will be done by patrick oliver, a man who worked on the noble report done after the grant shooting. it will start in july. it will cost $25,000. it should be done in a couple of months. live in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, claudine. >>> the highly-praised new movie about the b.a.r.t. shooting of oscar grant is being played tomorrow in oakland at the grand lake theater. the film was shot in the east bay and was directed by ryan kuglar. at the sundance film festival "fruitvale" was the big winner. >>> a man accused of running a

zurich comedy, with kevin, oliver, rick, richard frank, ralph, dony, and ervan. >> we would like to thank swiss nick as ambassadors for the city partnership in the advisory capacity and as a point of contact chris johnson and his team mate and ideal and very tangible contribution to the ten year anniversary that we are celebrating as sister cities. thanks also to the swiss general con so late and the representation from greater zurich area. mayor ed lee we are very grateful for your generation and auspicious invitation and for your commitment. we look forward to engaging in further dialogue and exchanges of experiences, with you. thank you very much. for your attention and thank you very much for your commitment. [ applause ]

with bradley manning and oliver stone and russell.iver stone had an 8-year-old son blown up in a terror attack he wouldn't be defending the guy who put out information that tried to favor muslims or whatever. in other words, it is a good thing we are a nation of suckers. why did we let the tsarnaevs in here ten years ago. the impoverished from the terrorist area. let's wake the hell up. a bunch of must lips on a list -- muslims on the hard list. throw them out and legalize a hard working mexican in the country just to prove it is not xenophobic. >> bill, cambridge has a ban on you for a good reason because you are a jerk. not really a question. is that true? >> i haven't been in awhile. look it up on wiki speedia. >> i agree with everything that you guys are saying and next time you go to boston boycott cambridge and go to dorchester and see how long it takes before you get shaked by a david ortiz bobble head doll. >> that was the most amazing thing ever. >> they will be shopping in cambridge you better leave it! >> i have no idea wha

oliver oversaw the original noble audit report. noble stands for the national organization of black law enforcement executives. and these are the key recommendations oliver will be looking at. organization of the system. community engagement, training, patrol priorities, the selection of personnel, employee performance, use of force, and how much bias comes into play as well as international affairs and discipline. the original report was initiated after the killing of oscar grant captured on this cell phone video which ignited a firestorm of controversy over bart police practices. officer johannes mehserle shot grant with his gun after he says he mistook his firearm for his taser on new year's day 2009. the chief is going to hold a press conference this morning talking about this new audit going forward. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> this weekend a movie about the oscar grant killing will make its debut in theaters. that film is called fruitvale station. >>> developing news on a wildfire. some evacuees are back h

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i like oliver, he is my friend but the economy is only growing 1.5% for q 2. year over year. you don't have get up and go in the economy so i was thunderstruck that the federal reserve came out with such a bold, bullish forecast for 2013-14. and an economy in the second half of the year, 1575 on the s&p is where we will land. cheryl: on the other side you make a point q e has accomplished everything it was supposed to accomplish and enough is enough and the fed should be pulling back. this economy -- >> there are some points made, either the economy strengthens sufficiently that the fed and pull back asset purchases and paper as they're talking about going from $85 billion to $75 billion a month, who knows? there's a lot of money being or the economy doesn't strengthen enough and canned tapir and liquidity will drive asset prices. q e was designed for it deflation, and designed to raise home prices and in mortgages -- i am not saying the world is perfect. and we just disagree with what the ultimate outcome would be and we are more bullish than he is. >> equity

oliver.just acknowledge for a moment that this is weird. [ laughter ] this looks weird. it feels weird. it even sounds weird. it sounds weird to me. and this is my actual voice. >> all right. oliver quickly dove into the government's surveillance scandal, delivering one-liners like this -- >> the published reports indicate that it can hold five zetabytes of data. >> zetabytes. you have to be careful with those. i think that's how michael douglas got throat cancer. boom. >> best of luck. we know he's going to do great. >> pretty good, right? >> absolutely. >>> you can say things got a little bit crazy from the heat in a plane stuck on the tarmac for hours in las vegas. >> while trying to cope with the less-than-pleasant conditions, the passengers turned to music. take a listen. ♪ i believe i can fly i believe i can touch the sky ♪ >> of course, that's r. kelly's "i believe i can fly." >> it started during what one passenger called a five-hour delay with no snacks, no water, no a.c. in 108-degr

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>> just keep moves forward. >> reporter: so who is patrick oliver? he is familiar with the agency and department because he was part of the committee that compiled the noble report. that report took a very critical condition on the department and recommended changes. oliver has been a police chief in at least two departments in ohio. he's also served as commissioner for the commission of accreditation for law enforcement agencies. again this review is expected to start next month. still unclear how long it will take. live in oakland claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 6:34. new developments in san jose about arrests made in the deadly stabbing of a 56-year- old man. officials say robert alvarez, cassandra reyes, and a third person we are not naming because he's a juvenile were arrested last saturday. they stabbed that man several times on checkers drive. the man died at the hospital. police say the attack was gang related and motivated. all three suspects now face murder charges. >>> repairs are being made to try to keep a peninsula neighb

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protesters feel that they can negotiate or talk to the deputy prime minister and see what kind of oliveranch he offers them to try to break the stalemate. to the park where it all started, you can see the numbers are still swelling, people are still entering the park. the government announced plans to rebuild, we develop it, but it has all mushroomed into a far bigger protest that has gone to the heart of what modern turkey is today. protesters wanting greater freedom and freedom -- freedom of speech, less of a top-down approach, less of an islamist agenda. one of them told me this morning that they simply want a democracy back. >> when the prime minister returns on thursday, if you reckon that they are actually going to say to him -- look, we will have to extend the olive branch? >> well, it is going to be very difficult. the prime minister has been resolute on this, refusing to give any ground at all. he called these protesters extremists, looters, villagers, describing them as arm in arm with terrorists. has been far more conciliatory. there may be a conflict within the heart of gove

while i'm getting my work done there will be a young go-getter named john oliver sitting in this share. i can assure you this show-- (applause) >> this show will be much classier while he is hosting. you have my word that my return it will instantly drop back down to the level you have long expected of it. (laughter) actually, obviously i'm going, going to shoot a little movie based on really an amazing story that began with a field piece that we aired on this show. at least our involvement with the story. in 2009, you know a lot of times we have correspondent. we send them places. i'm to the going to tell you what actually happens but we actually tried to get a correspondent into iran because they had been nick named the axis of evil. we wanted to see, you know, who these evil people were. and it turned out they got kids and everything and they play ball and eat food and don't want to go to war all the time. but we did interview in 2009 a couple of people and it was right before their election between ahmadinejad and moss oussavi that turned into the green movement which turned into r

icon whose hard-won legacy oliver is pissing away. >> john: whoa! >> for an audience watching out of nothing but habit. >> john: no, no. >> yearning for the real jon's return in september. >> john: let's get back on point. >> so the next guy who tries to talk smack about immigrants is going to have us to deal with! >> exactly. you till me to speak english! you (bleep)ing speak english! (cheers and applause) >> jon: while immigrants are taking the path to citizenship you'll be crawling down the path to the emergency room! you will >> you will only need one document there -- a prescription for morphine! that's a painkiller mother (bleep)er! >> so you come here next week and we take these chairs, these cold, steel chairs and we will unfold them. yes, we will. and we will sit down and we will discuss the complexities of immigration reform with you. (cheers and applause) >> immigrants built this country and helped lead it into the vibrant path we call the american dream >> you can believe it, dreamers will make your life a nightmare! we will curse you wi