it's gonna be the olive oil, and i'm gonna have to. your olive oil? - oh, from a really nice place. - that's right, three locations too. so you're in vermilion, falls, and you're in. - rocky river. - rocky river. - we are. they're on the border there so i never know which way. - yes, and everybody has their recipe with them and they'll also be - okay. - it's fregola pasta salad. so with olive oil it's red wine vinegar, and it's funny that we're here in a winery because you know you see a red wine vinegar. don't put in your wine we don't want to know what it could have been. - oh, that's right. - and then of course a little bit of traditionally aged balsamic vinegar. - [david] so that balsamic vinegar, that's the secret ingredient when someone says, "why does your dressing taste different than mine?" - exactly. and our red wine vinegar is wonderful, it's organic, it's a beautiful pink wonderful color. it's a two stage process to get started into wine. and then they take it into vinegar. so it's really nice. put a little bit of, you can do just salt and

oliver's gonna count it off. (oliver) on three... two... one. three... two... one. (andy) they're going at the same time-- both doors, front and back. (both grunting) if it's dark inside, then you flashlight, gun out. it's tricky. make sure you stay controlled. it's really hard to do. your adrenaline is going. what you wanna do is run in there and fix everything. you can't do it like that. keep it slow, no matter what might be happening. (whispers) shut up. shut up. keep going throughout the house and clear every single room. go. move up the stairs... which is a lot harder than you think. you better stay together. you're exposed. you don't know what you're gonna find. you don't even know what you're gonna do when you get there. (door bangs) see, that's the thing. it's different every time. you try to stay alive. try to keep others alive. (both grunting) what happens if you're too late? well, at least you know you did everything right. let him go, brennan! let him go! you stay down! 1519. put a rush on the medics. we got an officer injured. one in custody. (exhales d

oliver farry explains. oliver: it is clear for him to play in 2016 even if his legal woes are not over yet also a court by david did legal restriction's on him coming into contact with the france teammat e, who he suspected of trying to blackmail. thatwould just like to say it confirms the investigating judges decisions to allow him to once again meet. we are very pleased with this decision. zema was placed under investigation november 5 suspected of involvement in the blackmail and extortion. he is believed to have approached him at offense turning clamp and informed him of the existence of the tape. the real madrid striker said he told police he was devising a friend in a difficult situation. following a court order, benzema was suspended from the french national team in december. he is still under investigation and could face up to five years in prison if found guilty. he will be able to play in european championships, to be held in france in june and july. be opposed to playing alongside benzema. tom: t

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a trench collapsed and oliver fell 15 feet. oliver said that they had to shore up the ground first. so you were down there for a while? >> two hours. >> reporter: a medical helicopter carried him to richland memorial about eight miles away. did they ask if you wanted to go by ambulance on the ground or the helicopter? >> they didn't ask me nothing. >> reporter: the chief said because they waited two hours to pull him out, he doesn't think that the air transport was necessary. miles. >> reporter: we're at the coast coe -- costco site in columbia and wanted to see how long it would take to get to the here in 13 minutes. when oliver got home, he learned the cost of his flight, $32,881. is this a bill that you could pay? >> no, ma'am. i don't want got the money to pay it. >> reporter: oliver isn't the only patient with sticker shock. we worked with the investigative unit at abc news looking into the billing and collective practices of the air method. the company provides pilots and does maintenance on carolina's health care system's medical helicopter. abc took the patient concerns over

please welcome john oliver. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: let me just slather that across there. there you go. >> that definitely works, right? >> stephen: mm-hmm. good evening. you sound great. >> stephen: i feel great. ound great. >> stephen: i feel good, too. up close, you look even er? thank you very much. this is nice. that's a cheap high, all that purelle. that's nice. >> if you're completely honest, how close are we to a weekend of bern situation? (laughter) >> stephen: i'm willing to ask you one question and let you talk for 12 minutes. (laughter) i want to talk to you about the last time you were here in the fall, you said you don't give a damn about donald trump. >> i didn't. >> stephen: you did not give a damn about donald trump. >> we were not in the election year at that point. >> stephen: but we were >> we were in the process -- let me handle this for you. (laughter) were we in the process, john? yes, we were. we were in the process. >> stephen: we were in the primary process. >> still not at t

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you want the olive oil, not evoo, just straight up olive oil for the pan, light yellow color to the oil. if you get too green, it will have a low smoking point. use vegetable oil, but olive oil tastes better, especially on garlic bread. yum. mix of olive oil and melt but intoer it for a buttery garlic flavor. i have this over moderate heat. i have it right between medium and meed atloaf meatloafium-high, getting hot. take the tenders and halved them to make the nuggets. season every level. salt and pepper along the way, in the flour, in the egg tochlt make the garlic bread breadcrumbs, yum, which i would eat on pretty much anything. if you want to make a vegetarian nugget, cut planks of eggplant and salt them, press them, get the lirequested out and go through the same thing and you have eggplant nuggets. delicious. i know. i'm running my knife through parsley. you know, i love that garlic bread that used to come in the silver containersats the grocery store. so much cheese and parsley and on it. that was the flavor profile i was going for. so chop up the parsley. a combo of plain, fine

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what are you hiding, john oliver. >> now you sound like the stazi. i'm not hiding anything. >> stephen: we'll never know now because you won't let me look at your phone. >> you can look at it. >> stephen: really? no, have it. there's your microphone back. >> stephen: i'm sure that holds up in court. >> code is 4873. >> stephen: that's the code to your phone? >> not anymore it isn't. (applause) that! >> security is difficult because you make mistakes like reading out your phone's pass code. that's the point. it's hard to keep things secure, in a sense i've won the argument through incompetence. >> stephen: that's true. the amazing thing about your show is you take these deep dives into very difficult subjects people don't generally want to pay attention. >> yes. >> stephen: you look like >> it's crystal clear sound. >> stephen: what's the next thing you will get me to care about i didn't know i cared about. >> i don't know. >> stephen: it's monday. you don't know. >> don't sound like the inside of my panicked conscience! (laughter) we have a couple of

oliver farry has been keeping an eye on that for us. big day for donald trump and hillary clinton and not a great day for the public and party. oliver: donald trump has left the republican party in his wake as he won seven primaries yesterday, including five in the south, which is breaking through ted cruz's southern firewall, which was expected to give the texas senator a big boost. donald has not been tweeting much this evening, nothing terribly controversial, but he did however send out a few cursory tweets of thanks to all the states that did vote for him. hillary clinton was also the choice in seven states. she condensed most of her thank you's to her profile picture which she changed, thank you, super tuesday states. bernie sanders had a reasonable time himself. he went for primary states. won for primary states. oklahoma, colorado, massachusetts, and for mark. vermont. asco rubio only 11 state marco rubio pretense he's a winner, convinces no one could . that is referring to the upbeat speech he gave in miami. a number of tweets p

oliver farry has the story. oliver: the fbi will no longer be meeting help of apple to break into the sand burdening a killer's iphone -- the san bernardino killer's iphone. apple said it would not be able to hack into the phone. the tech giant had been subpoenaed by the fbi has dropped its legal case. apple, a means the legal battle at least in this case is over. they don't have to appear in court in riverside comply with the motion to make software that they were calling government os. basically, it is over for them right now. the broader issue is not over, though. the government and law enforcement are going to want to keep wanting access to phones and tech companies will keep fighting back at oliver -- fighg back. oliver: it prompted many uses to think they were looking for an all-purpose back door to access all iphones. c for, supported by other tech companies, but the new developments raise concerns about -- apple stood firm, supported by other tech countries, but the new developments raise concerns about

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. >>> and how about this story in the cost of olive oil is up 20%. that is not popeye's girlfriend. that is this. the spike is blamed on the drought and disease devastating spain produces about 40% of the world appear olive oil. farmers say a bad summer in 2014 caused the words harvest in herely two decades. italy is also a big producer of olives and millions of trees there have been attacked by a deadly disease. >> i was in israel the past summer and the olive oil there, and it is so good. >> i'm sure it has a really distinct case. >> zest. >> i love taking focaccia bread and dipping it in. boy the way, today is beautiful. >> tonight, it should be warmer. there is a lot of low level moisture up crease upon the area. that should help clouds and fog form, maybe even in drizzle. this front will come in on friday springing some subtle changes. changes for the weekend that include a lot of cloud cover no soaking ahead for the coming weekend despite there being raindrops on the seven-day forecast. this is the cathedral across the street from wral. centennial parkway is running over here.

was there any reaction to oliver wendell holmes? >> your right to see eugenics permeate the culture. essentially outrageous as the president of our university of the same is a good thing. theodore roosevelt was saying it was a good thing in the press is in the camp as well. it is interesting to read articles in the "new york times" before 1927. happy reports about eugenic activities in this great group has risen up in this kind of people on who to marry. the press coverage was very positive reading up and then the reaction was largely positive. there were some editorials and articles ever skeptical. overwhelmingly positive. the one group that was supposed to eugenics all the way through as the catholic church. they are really in many ways the heroes of the story. when legislators met to consider sterilization laws, progressives would be very troubled to be less assertive people to lobby for for the league of women voters, a very big supporter of people that opposed it were priests and nuns and people active in the catholic church. a

and is complaining to the shows main sponsor olive garden. wait, olive garden sponsors "lucifer?" i always thought it was the other way around. [ laughter ] that's right one million moms wants to boycott the new fox show "lucifer" because they say to which i say, have you not seen "the bachelor?" [ laughter ] wildlife officials in tanzania announced this week that they found a rare, all white giraffe, here's a photo. [ laughter ] german. german too. [ laughter ] and finally a brooklyn artist is planning an exhibition this weekend where she will sit naked on a toilet for ten hours in the middle of a gallery. and will invite patrons to sit on a second toilet across from her. the exhibition is called "my worst nightmare." [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen we have a great show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be talking to the upcoming 2016 election with republican senator john mccain. [ cheers and applause ] also from the msg network, "four courses with j.b. smoove" comedian j.b. smoove joins us. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll have music from a great danish band, sin

oliver: not very well with some left-wing and centrist politicians. some mayors have disapproved of the minister has comments, calling them violent, angry at all the municipalities being portrayed that way. one person criticized his comments, saying they are stigmatizing the vast majority of those who live in molenbeek or french suburbs, citizens like any others. thomas: let's move on to the international press now. bomb attack in pakistan yesterday's dominating headlines. oliver: the express tribune carries out an attack -- carries the story of an attack on local easter.ns celebrating they said they had targeted it because it was an easter celebration. local police said the majority of victims were muslim. confirmation of the attack came from the prime minister. reports aoday terrorist group as saying they wanted to convey to the ruling pakistan muslim league and to the prime minister that "we have inived input job punjab." a doctor at a nearby hospital says that the capital harbors around 70,000 people. thomas: let's move onto another headline story

oliver: the u.s. media does not think so, starting with "the new york times," saying it will probably harm the republican party more than anything else. mitt romney's attack is in line with many others in the republican party establishment. the times called it a rambling indictment of trump after months of silence on the part of mr. romney. the paper also noted he did not endorse a valuable alternative. -- a viable alternative. he relished mr. and trump's under smith in 2012. trump pointed out that mitt romney also lost the presidential election. guess what donald trump tweeted yesterday after romney's speech. mitt romney is a loser and in any case, the republicans were the big ones in crisis, at times -- pandering to extremist elements, and saying that removing trump will not end the party's crisis. shona: thank you very much, oliver farry. .or more, check out our website you can see our latest press reviews. we will be back right after this. stay with us. bq [phone dialing and ringing] >> police dep

thank you very much, oliver renick of bloomberg news. talkst: our next guest about how janet yellen should approach any potential interest rate increases. mark: oklahoma city police today saying the former ceo of chesapeake energy was going 78 miles per hour when his car slammed into a bridge embankment earlier this month. he caps on the break several times, but didn't act to slow the vehicle in the last 31 feet before the crash. his death came a week after he was charged with rigging bids for oil and gas releases. donald trump leads marco rubio in florida. just before the winner take all primary vote, the survey has rubio leading 44% through 27%. ohio governor john kasich with 9%. to shocks he's going the country by winning florida's winner take all flora -- winner take all primary tomorrow. has ordered his main military force to begin withdrawing from syria. in a meeting, president putin said the pullout should begin tomorrow. me peace talks resume today in geneva. they were described as positive and constructive. after more than 18 mo

david: oliver renick joins us now. i'm curious, because the length of this campaign process has been unprecedented. as you interview people, are they saying that the elections are playing an outsized role compared to the past? oliver: it is hard to quantify that but it has been going on a long time. it is hard to ignore it. when you have any kind of event that brings a certain amount of uncertainty, to have to address it. will the seven impact come, and at some point will we have to take an assessment of what this means is this person gets elected, prison b gets -- person b gets elected. there are things in a market that have much more of an impact on fundamentals, whether you want an exposure to risk assets, and that is what is driving the day to day. i think day today supports the idea that this election is not having a huge impact on how trading happens right now. if you look at the caucuses, the big ones, you don't see huge moves. tracy: well, if it is not politics, talk to us about what is weighing on investors' m

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oliver:. sleep bad news was we missed their jobs number or the wages are creeping up more than expected but if the bad news is the bad news we are looking at with the global economy really slowing down and earnings just collapsing, then i think that is that is that ultimately does that is bad news that ultimately -- that that is bad is that ultimately won't be good news. if they are doing that based on weakness here or at overall concern about global growth, i think that is that event. if you look at -- i think that is bad. if you look at this table, earnings expectations with disorder, it is astounding. i've been on vacation and when i connect i didn't like how far expectations came down for the quarter. alix: this is a big fear, the profit recession idea. the earnings keep getting ratcheted down. quarters with weak earnings growth -- contraction, rather. now you have a quarter you where you are taking 9% contraction and earnings growth. if you look at what sectors have flipped the most, i we

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the olivers, windows, and homes were old families.is father had been the dean of harvard medical school. he coined the phrase. the idea was these fancy families in boston were like the brahmans in india, the highest caste. he believed this and wrote about eugenics even before this case came along, wrote about it favorably so in the case gets to him, he believes people like carrie buck, poor, white, and educated people, are much lesser than him, so it is natural for him to say, of course we don't need more people like carrie buck, we need more people like me in my boston neighbors. so that was the philosophy. it is amazing that to this day, he is still revered in law schools because these were some pretty repugnant views. one reason i can still be the case, this case is not talked about. when i took constitutional law at harvard, it was not taught. 1700 pages that goes into great detail about many, many cases has half a sentence about buck v. bell. in? where did the nazis fit >> the nazis followed us. we were the leaders and eugenic st

. >> a shortage of olives is causing the price of olive oil to sky rocket as much as 20% in the last droughts in spain and italy has devastated more than half of your europe's olive harvest. spain produces 40% of the world's olive oil. italy accounts for another 20%. some consumer switched to alternative oils to deal with the cost increase. >>> we see them more and more construction cranes piercing the philadelphia skyline and we wondered what it was like working high in the sky in the cab of one of those tower cranes. >> probably terrifying. >> oh yeah. >> we set our sights on the highest one in town at the top of the new comcast innovation and technology center and in a cbs3 exclusive we went vittoria woo ill for a taste of the high life. ♪ this is what the city look like from and side the cab of a tower crane. nearly 1,000 feet above the streets of philadelphia. exclusive view looking straight down through the cab's glass floor this is the nerve center of the crane constructing philly's newest scry scraper and soon to be tallest building in town. >> kind of like being in your car

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. >> a shortage of olives is causing the price of olive oil to sky rocket as much as 20% in the lastr. droughts in spain and italy has devastated more than half of your europe's olive harvest. spain produces 40% of the world's olive oil. italy accounts for another 20%. some consumer switched to alternative oils to deal with the cost increase. >>> we see them more and more construction cranes piercing the philadelphia skyline and we wondered what it was like working high in the sky in the cab of one of those tower cranes. >> probably terrifying. >> oh yeah. >> we set our sights on the highest one in town at the top of the new comcast innovation and technology center and in a cbs3 exclusive we went vittoria woo ill for a taste of the high life. ♪ this is what the city look like from and side the cab of a tower crane. nearly 1,000 feet above the streets of philadelphia. exclusive view looking straight down through the cab's glass floor this is the nerve center of the crane constructing philly's newest scry scraper and soon to be tallest building in town. >> kind of like being in your ca

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