in spain, it is olives, and olives are spain, one of the largest dumps of ancient rome hondescha. amphoras from spanish olives. i wonder what spain is yielding today italy's olive oil production surpasses its experience with a per capita consumption of 14 kg per person per year. let's go to the olive plantation of catalonia fernando miro began to grow olives in 2006 by local standards , his experience in the olive business is not great. but the family experience in growing olives is huge. the family, the world is doing it. for 300 years , fernando says that at the beginning he was looking for another occupation, but soon he realized that he simply had to continue the family tradition. i decided to take the family business to the next level folks. now they are very concerned about the quality of products, they want everything to be natural without additives and chemicals, and many enterprises are reorienting themselves to this type of work, including the difficult olives that have to be harvested by hand using special tools similar to large combs, workers armed with such combs. no

wine, the quality of the olive oil depends on the variety of olives and where it's grown . spain is by far the largest producer of olive oil, so we headed there to find out how to best identify the best kind ah, can i get them for somebody? it has to have personality has to touch you. it. okay, that's what i value most about a good extra virgin olive oil, tennessee with emotional body, what it'll give you in our village here. we live from olive. they ship our attitude towards life and lifestyle with . i would say that all the oil is not just oil, it's not just the fat, it's juice, it's the fresh use of it all up with . i think i went on our farm is in the sabbatical region for the areas. soil has high line content, making farming very difficult in many ways because it's not very fertile. but it's good for olive oil quality, you know, because the soil gives the trees and the olives a host of benefits to them up. and we'll sort of my podium ah, spain is the main driver. we are the largest producer in the entire world. i think you have to keep in mind that spain just spain alone has 26

but it's good for olive oil quality because the soil gives the trees and the olives a host of benefits and will further my product. ah, spain is the main driver. we are the largest producer in the entire world. i think you have to keep in mind that spain, spain alone has 260 of ours of allan callaway . i get the name of the people the think of these are the 3 bar righties of all of it. we make extra virgin olive oil from it if he qual, kuda, because you know, and all he blanca math and got some of them are a bit spicier and what he blanca is a bit stronger than p quality. the my while the crude oil is more aromatic at 1st. it be cool though, if adam article ah we for them all to look at them and we constantly monitor our olive groves to determine the ideal time to harvest the olive skin with in want to work a thing until the timing is so important because the olives need to be as mature as possible at in, in the fair mother if we harvest early sort of because that way and the oils we produce are much more aromatic and flavorful. which on my settlement because than that i'm mucho, my fe

south of tuscany and puleo lies italy's largest area of intensive olive oil production. it's here, the criminals devised one of the most blatant food frauds in recent years. a case known to ludovico vaccaro as operation yellow, gold. inadequate because of the k, a certainly still get in even been due to delay, but he had your your a trailer trailer jim quantum quine is will be done. i do suspect don't put a se, se all you accelerated you and you sent for analysis by the investigators. the bottles turned out to contained rape seat oil. at this stage, vaccaro hadn't yet realized the size of the problem into the quest. a confidential when he showed up with the dead, only throws jaqueline to be clear, quality pick it out. he stood on it behind the card. did you only think she in a sustained yet under the newly fi she had plasma ghosts your factor in their chest? a chilly telephone, you have your faculty leadership actually dilemma truly main of your fact to just, i mean to bother you on yadi. i b m a factor of measure gps to proceed with the economy on. and so i started back

every day here a ship unloads a cargo of extra virgin olive oil. not from italy, but from elsewhere around the mediterranean. much almost green gay soil. coney for the doughty dallas by now a video, i'm a boy. it is whose data these foreign imports will be mixed with the domestic product and then sold as italian extra virgin olive oil. remarkably, this is all legal under one condition that all the criteria for extra virgin olive oil have been met and decided to benoit with k l, e o l, your care, a job board, young me the italian inspectors are looking for imported foreign oil of poor quality that side the too acidic or not fruity enough. if it's found to be not up to grade, the oil is simply registered as being sub standard, stating that an error has crept into the documents space. so there will be stuck in the class, some hint of dna, mental anchor stem of a shanda component queen. because i want you to let xanda ada coin supp avon a kid brideau. don't know, i add on to one, but i'll ship it all video. we're all signatures on a 100. she's already

to understand that you have to start mid italy's fabled olive grove. this is an keyona in tuscany village. well the another davinci was born. it's also where luigi perrine follows age old traditions as a producer of extra virgin olive oil of late. he's been experiencing a big fall and profits for donald lloyd. you're lunar hope, your the of the game kind of funny, good me all you the, you are all hope role of and the fuel financial group amend the who will feed to rebuke global warming and changing insect populations have been seriously affecting production. so luigi wonders, how the big brands which supply europe supermarkets with extra virgin olive oil can somehow still do so all year round and knocked down prices, silicates, the k, through the day, again, did they do the pre fee about drunk, the garage, the depot? no menopause fighting men a came portal or the rear always they got it is with god the given them all you she could eat the ask sydney sierra and i'm going you with the order, the man that opposed to the matter in order to supply the globa

to understand that you have to start to mid italy's fabled olive groves. this is an keyona in tuscany village. well the, another davinci was born. it's also where luigi parenting follows age old traditions as a producer of extra virgin olive oil of late. he's been experiencing a big fall and profits for donald a load, you know, we will be all the of the game kind of funny to me all you the, you all will amend the fuel financial group on amend the rule of fetal to rebuke global warming. and changing insect populations have been seriously affecting production. so luigi wonders, how the big brands which supply europe supermarkets with extra virgin olive oil can somehow still do so all year round and knocked down prices, silicates, the k. so then they again, they did do the fee about drunk the garage to people, no man on the bus barn, a man a came poor girl o'leary, always take a did is with me god the given the royal she could eat the arc sydney sierra and i've been going you with the order the mad about about the matter in order to supply the global market.

the palestinian family earns from olives. some trees are thousands of years old. world's largest olive tree is located in beit leh, which is more than five thousand years old. what is the special importance of the name of olives mentioned in the holy qur'an for the holy palestinian nation. economically, it has become a source of income for tens of thousands palestine is a cold land, they let the palestinians grow olives there, and on the pretext that these lands are military, they prevented us from entering. in addition, the zionist occupiers are also putting pressure on the sale and export of olive oil. sima, with the end of the world segment today, news from japan, two skiers died in an avalanche in japan, japan energy network reported that one of these people was the world and american ski champion carlos min, 31 years old, while he was skiing in the mountains of lorestan province. it was in japan due to an avalanche with the police in the province japan's niigata has announced that four more skiers, who are from flan, have been found after going missing in the

it just wouldn't be worth picking the olives laguna. the harvest is so poor because it hasn't rained in months and the temperatures have been high. it was clear early on that the production of olive oil would be reduced. now there is a shortfall of more than $600000.00 tons on the world market. that only dollar amanda at the moment we're noticing that demand is falling because oil is becoming more expensive. shaquira global consumption must have fallen by around 30 percent because there simply isn't enough production as in every dollar bug. and i notice you vision the brovio produces and, and the lucia could survive one bad harvest. but the next few years could again be too hot and to dry. more and more olive trees are being artificially irrigated. and that sets a vicious cycle in motion. look as see i north yeah. whitely are facing our higher temperatures and increasing water shortages are at a printer. but bank, this is what the future looks like and it is very worrying. they got a full doodle. olive farmer, ignacio logging has also s

more and more olive trees are being artificially irrigated. and that sets a vicious cycle in motion. look as see i north. yeah. whitely are facing our higher temperatures. and increasing water shortages are at a printer, but bank, this is what the future looks like and it is very worrying. we got a full doodle ali farmer, ignacio logging has also switch the 1st plantations to irrigation. but in one he already lacks well water. that wraps up are shown for more news and background information. check out our website at d, w dot com slash business. and of course you always have p d, w. news, news you champ, colbert and bill, then from me and the entire team. thanks for watching. have a successful with with with until you is in the throes of a real estate french, the turkish metropolis is running out of affordable housing as more and more russian are buying and renting their prices are exploding. those with average incomes can no longer afford to live in their city and are being displayed focused on europe. 30 minutes on d, w. o. a little no davinc

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more and more olive trees are being artificially irrigated. and that sets a vicious cycle in motion. look as see i north yeah. whitely are facing our higher temperatures and increasing water shortages are add a printer. but bank, this is what the future looks like and it is very worrying. we got a full doodle. olive farmer, ignacio logging has also switch the 1st plantations to irrigation, but in one he already lacks well water. just to remind of the top business story that we're following for you to sound european central bank is raised interest rates, half a percentage point a signal yet another hike in march. the c, b has been increasing rates at a record pace in the face of high inflation muscle for me on the business team here at d. w. if you want more from us, there had to d, w dot com slash business, all the data we unusual channel into the conflict zone. some of the worst violence in years has broken out between the israelis and palestinians. us could you say i'm going to bring to him cold on both sides to calm tension instead of 2 sta

the olive harvest is almost complete. was the shortest harvest and lowest yield and a long time for thousands of farmers in the countryside around civil? well i found out why because of the lack of water of the olives did not take on the black collar. they should have also, they are smaller and the fat content is slower. all this affects profitability smaller harvest, but a better price for kilo, however, that only partially compensates for the poor crop. sienna kennedy, i'm her laughing without these prices. we would not even harvest at all, it just wouldn't be worth picking the olives laguna. the harvest is so poor because it hasn't rained in months and the temperatures have been high. it was clear early on that the production of olive oil would be reduced. now there is a shortfall of more than $600000.00 tons on the world market that will make dollar amanda at the moment. we're noticing that demand as falling because oil is becoming more expensive. figure out a global consumption must have fallen by around 30 percent b

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how about some olive oil?rning, stephanie. >> good morning, michael. can you taste it? olive oil in your coffee. fortified drinks is the new thing. many people are now using filling ingredients from protein powder to coconut oil, even butter and dropping a bit into your coffee. starbucks says their new drink mixes coffee and olive oil. initially offering it in italy only as an alternative to the more standard espresso or cappuccino. it's coming to the u.s. this spring. but will you try it? ♪ >> reporter: this morning, coffee giant starbucks says they'll add a special ingredient to some of their beverages. the seattle born company announcing a new line of drinks with olive oil in your morning cup calling their latest offerings oleato, italian for with oil. the new brew launching here in the u.s. later this year, the latest in the trend of fo ingredients from protein powder to coconut oil, even butter. >> sometimes we may add protein or fiber and in many cases people fortify drinks because they're looking for an

cause other types of olive oil are refined with heat which destroys poly phenol. most olive oil studies have been limited to people who live in the mediterranean region. so we can't be sure whether the test results apply everywhere else. whole green foods. oh, green foods like bread, brown, rice, and kinda contain locks of fiber. this plant ravaged stimulates digestion and helps the body to eliminate potentially harmful substances . the preventative effects of fiber are well documented, especially with colon cancer. one study is proven that if fiber const increases from 10 grams to 24 grams per day, the risk of developing colon cancer drops by up to 30 percent. radishes, radishes and other precipitous vegetables are rich in vitamins and minerals. they also contain glucose in a late which came radish. it's bitter taste and helps prevent cancer cells from even developing. at least that's what studies on animals seemed to indicate. ah, scientists had even been able to prove that radish extract expedited the death of cancer cells in humans. but don't forget, in additi

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other types of olive oil are refined with heat, which destroys poly phenol. most olive oil studies have been limited to people who live in the mediterranean region. so we can't be sure whether the test results apply everywhere else. whole green foods, o green foods like bread, brown rice, and kinda contain locks of fiber. this plant, ravage stimulates digestion and helps the body to eliminate potentially harmful substances. the preventative effect. so fiber are well documented, especially with colon cancer. one study is proven that if fiber can increases from 10 grams to 24 grams per day, the risk of developing colon cancer drops by up to 30 percent glue, radishes, radishes and other precipitous vegetables are rich in vitamins and minerals. they also contain glucose simulates, which came ratish, it spinner taste and helps prevent cancer cells from even developing at least that's what studies on animals seemed to indicate. ah, scientists had even been able to prove that radish extract expedited the death of cancer cells in humans. but don't forget, in addition

a family owned business and not just any olive oil olive oil, this family has been growing olives for- 100 years in the valley unique similar to how we grow coffee and the symmetry is perfect. once again, jim, the proof is not what i saw or marketing and p.r. the proof is always in the cup that's why i'm so happy, so proud and instinctively know this will be a great success for our company. >> okay. howard, you are handing over the reigns in april. it sounds like to me that you will stay on, i know you're a member of the board, as an ambassador of the new drink. is that possible >> that's correct. i will interdeuc introduce it i late april and i will carry the starbucks flag and american flag all over the world for oleato. the ceo at the annual meeting o march 23rd, only one leader at starbucks. it will be him i'll stay on the board helping m melody and him but come april 1, the ceo role for howard schultz is over. >> this is a great model for you. you have had to step back at times and come in. you will have a role that's operating from the point of view of partana and oleata and thi

joining us from kyiv is bloomberg's oliver crook, good morning. year into the invasion, what is the situation on the ground? what is the atmosphere? >> the atmosphere in kyiv is defiant. a year into this, a year ago, this entire nation was awoken by the explosion, and aircraft flying overhead. then we saw images of the military column rolling across the border into ukraine, shocking everybody. it was a shock to see those images but a shock to see war in europe. you see this massive convoy heading to your crane. and a shock for many that kyiv is still standing today. you take the train from warsaw into kyiv as we have just done. you cross from bucha, that is the last thing you do before you enter kyiv. you realize how close the russian military was to the seat of government in ukraine, but a year later, zelenskyy is still president, still fighting. the cost has been immense, hundreds of thousands wounded and killed on both sides, 8 million people displaced you see mostly women coming back to ukraine because the men are not allowed to leave. a year

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oliver, thank ou. are not as dire. oliver, thank yom the _ are not as dire. oliver, thank you.re. oliver, thank you. the smaller move - are not as dire. oliver, thank you. the smaller move in - are not as dire. oliver, thanki you. the smaller move in the united states by the fed was well received by markets. this is what is happening in asia at the moment which is following on from the positive moves we saw in the united states. if we look at wall street, the us stocks closed at their highest level since last summer and government bond also swung higher. the dial —— the dollar fell in terms of its value which is no surprise. it has devalued significantly recently as the pace of interest rate rises has slowed. let's talk this through with tom stevenson hello, tom. so your take on the fed doing what was expected, no paper tantrums or anything of that nature, it is the opposite, rates are going up you know what i mean, markets got what they were looking for this time. h0 got what they were looking for this time. ., ., , , , this time. no great surprise in the quarter— this time. n

oliver, could you happy with me. in terms of the rhetoric, both sides now discussing this nuclear pattern, russia stepping away from it. what do we know, is it absolute that russia will lead the pack -- leave the packet? -- the pact? >> there is a lot of excitement when the word nuclear is bandied around. putin was very clear, this is a suspension, not a withdrawal. what is it it, the nonproliferation agreement, the only one between the united states and russia that limits the number of nuclear arms each nation can have to 1550. it also imposes inspections to make sure there is compliance on these. these were suspended during covid. in january, the united states said russia was not allowing inspectors in. this is more of a signal than a massively meaningful movement. later in the day, the russian foreign ministry said they will observe the rules of the treaty until it expires in 2026. this treaty also does not cover the battlefield nukes, the concern of the worst case of what could be used in ukraine. manus: what we'

oliver oh, that's how we're saying oliver look, they don't call him out. they call him howard. but super day now where it is messed up, this is a messed up place. virginia is a death they call this is the language they use. this is a death to to place the ground is bare and they the the union army burned it down. richmond is destroyed. these people need our help like they're not. there's not a fake thing they're actually suffering down here. so any help we can offer them, we should offer them. that's what bureau agents are saying on the ground right. and so black women are going to the office, just help me. give me a rash rations. back then, our food and clothes or money or shelter in some places in virginia, shelter in some places in maryland, shelter, too. they're asking for just let just something to get me on my feet. so bureau's starts being a very, very personal, a little bit lax. they're like, okay, we'll give you some rations. but they come to things. the conflict with, the bureau agents, they start to say, well, look have you been working? have you been looking for a j

now israeli troops have cleared olive trees planted by israeli settlers on palestinian land. the trees had been there for 15 years and were removed following and israeli court order. higher reports from shiloh and the occupied westbank. freshly dug up soil and more than a 1000 olive trees are removed by the israeli forces here on occupied palestinian lands in the west bank under an israeli high court ruling. because all of the olive trees that were planted here were planted by israeli settlers illegally. now this olive grove here has caused absolute outrage, the removal of these trees amongst the right wing politicians within the israeli coalition government. but this situation here highlights simmering tensions within the government that have been bubbling underneath the surface for the last few weeks. you have the national security minister. some i've been given who is accused the defense minister of bringing in border police here to remove these trees. something he says comes on the his, you're restriction. so the conversation here now is about who controls what, especiall

first of all, it is the olive oil of the olive plantations we have the sea.se oil always and everywhere we add it to soups. we fry hot dishes on it, among other things, olives. we eat as appetizers and make topinatas out of them. this is a paste that can be spread. bread among other trump cards provencal cuisine fresh vegetables and all kinds of herbs under the sun of the land of solar cuisine ripen the best in the world, tomatoes, eggplants, artichokes and much more, and that's it. this is willingly and masterfully used by local chefs , as for meat , beef, veal and pork are not very popular in provence, our main meat is lamb or lamb, we also eat rabbit and pigeon meat. well, and, of course, we must not forget that provence is a mediterranean historical region. so there are a lot of fish in our kitchen. chief fish experts in provence is considered a longtime friend and colleague of the entire sharial, jakshi boa. he was born and raised in the north of france in the melnik family, after school he decided to study agriculture, but the more he studied, the clear

oliver here with you tonight? mentioned, the gun violence is an issue that's uniquely american right now. and what we know is we still lose 100 lives a day due to gun violence. the leading cause of death for children in this country are guns, and i hate to be blunt about it, but it's important. if your child god forbid were to die before 18, the leading reason is because they would be shot to death. in this country, in this year right now. so i brought manny because of the work he's been doing. this is personal for him. he lost his son, but he brings his son quad with him everywhere he goes in the spirit of our activism, passion, and love. i look up to that myself. that's why i wanted to bring him here today. i also made a promise to him early in our campaign i would bring him here and also fulfilling that promise and very honored to have him. >> we're honored to be able to talk with you, manuel. i want to put a picture of your beautiful son joaquin, there he is, i want you to tell us a little bit about him, pleas

well, this is a chance olive shows his 1st visit to india. as a chancellor, though he and prime minister more the met several times last year, not india hordes. the g, 20 presidency. so that's one of the reasons why he is here at this point. but also because he promised a bilateral meeting with primary must a prime minister more the last year as well as priorities. now of course, at the heart of this relationship is our economic ties, and they have good economic ties that people feel they should be much better. so they'll expect ations that they will be some business to business deals. there's even talk that they might be a discussion on german submarines being sold and built in india, but not official confirmation of that is yet. the other priorities like climate change, the journey expects a lot from india. they say india has a lot of challenges, but also has to be creative and smart solutions to deal with climate change. so hor, range of issues that the 2 sides will be discussing in at the garden state has not be far from here at all. wher

the slow gains in the east of ukraine, and these rightly military up routes more than a 1000 olive trees from occupied palestinian land. ah, and we begin in turkey and syria where rescue efforts are winding up after last week's devastating earthquakes. the un has appealed for a $1000000000.00 to cover immediate humanitarian needs in takia. that's on top of the $400000000.00 appeal for quake affected regions in syria. while the relief effort there has been delayed by the lasting legacy of civil war opposition held errors in serious north west. i've only seen a trickle of a delivered so far more than 42000 people. and i meant to have died across both countries. well, we have a team of correspondence covering the disaster in turkey. yes, and i am castiano is in the capital ankara. natasha go name is in the ancient city of anne takia and bernard smith is in command marsh. but 1st across the board in syria. reginald soda is in intended us this people are the residence of generous in northwest syria. they have been hit hard by the earthquake, and now they're here and trying to get the aid. the

i think that with olive oil, it turns out even more interesting.not forget to salt all this, because we got a spicy sweet and sour and we need a little salt. and now let's shake it all up. not necessarily, but you can add a little greenery here. in mexico , they generally like to add cilantro very much. it is called in english called philantro. and she really has such a reputation, you know her, and there are many in peruvian cuisine, in what recipes can be found in thai and vietnamese and mexican. and, of course, in the usual georgian and armenian cuisine. well, or in our southern interpretations, there, in the krasnodar territory, in rostov-on-don, they also love cilantro very much. i think i'm tempted to add a little more lime here. here's a little more lime , of course, in our latitudes in mexico, limes are practically sweet and sour; of course, we rarely come across just such an aroma and taste of lime, but nevertheless, it’s more interesting in this recipe than lemon. of course, you can replace it with lemon, but there is such a story about a

you _ pressed extra—virgin olive oil. you can— pressed extra—virgin olive oil.o or even alive today, with oil live oil steamed with oat milk. starbucks launched in italy in 2015 but it's a struggle to win over customers. it's new drink is not for italians alone. starbucks plans to bring down a new recipe to southern california in the united states later in the spring. the united kingdom, middle east and japan are set to follow later this year. so if you're outside of italy, you won't miss out or spared this instant classic. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. could our homes become one big computer by the next decade? that's what new research suggests — claiming that everyday tasks like cooking dinner, mixing up a mojito or even walking the dog could be done by robots. the study — from the university of oxford and japan's ochanomizu university looked into the role of technology in our homes and concluded that up to 39% of domestic chores could be automated by 2033. a large metal ball that washed up on a shore injapan has set off a flurry of speculation among concerned loc

let's get to oliver. i year on. where does the situation stand? oliver: that's right. i year ago, this city was awoken by the sound of explosions and aircraft across the nation. later in the morning, we saw the images of those russian convoys rolling into ukraine, crossing the border into ukraine. i year of covering this and we forget the shock of those images that we saw one year ago. kyiv didn't fall. another war in europe. as you cross over and take the chain from warsaw into kyiv, the last place you pass had a horrific massacre of civilians. you realize how close the russian military was to the seat of government. a year later, kyiv still stands. ukraine continues to fight. the cost has been immense. hundreds of thousands have been wounded and killed. 8 million people have been displaced. you see mostly women on that train. men are not allowed to leave the country from the ages of 18 to 60. the fear is that this is the first of many more to come. when you speak to the people here, there's no backing down. dani: the backdrop behind you example fisa fact that kyiv is

oliver, what are you hearing? oliver: this is the biggest attack of the year so far and comes after the linsky his european tour of paris, london -- president zelenskyy did his european tour of paris, london and brussels. after he got more weapons from the west. this comes at a time when you are still trying to evaluate what vladimir putin's lines are. in the west, they are willing to push it further and with that, comes escalation risk. we have the missile that hit poland in november that was not russia so we have the renewed fear today as missiles cross potentially remaining airspace. they have denied that. but this takes a further and further as we approach the one-year anniversary of the invasion of the 24th. guy: we also still have russian gas to flow into your best something to think about. oliver: 100%. you had two major land pipelines that pass through ukraine into major europe. what is an operable but one is still flowing, not at maximum capacity, but still 32 cubic meters of gas per day. we know that the

see another olive oil baking dish.umpkin on top of the mozzarella and sprinkle with parmesan. so three times bake under foil for 10-15 minutes and a temperature of 180 degrees. same just happiness in some concentrated form and a replacement for headache pills. it was such a study. they even found out that vitamin b2, which is abundant in mozzarella, reduces the frequency. the intensity of the headache attacks. pumpkin. here it acts as a synergist of mozzarella because it is rich in magnesium. it is known that this microelement reduces nervous excitation and makes it easier to endure, but the pain is still delicious mmm. oh, roberto is a new wizard, of course, just 50 g of mozzarella a day will strengthen. your immunity will improve the condition of the skin and help you get rid of headaches. thank you very much for a wonderful recipe. on the russian channel comes to an end, we are waiting for other cities and other products, see you soon. good morning. you are watching the tv channel russia my name is alexei vershinin,

oil. >> reporter: olive oil in your coffee.an influx of what italians call liquid gold, sourced from centuries-old olive trees in southwestern sicily. shultz says he hasn't been this excited since 1983 when he brought italy's coffee culture to america. >> starbucks, i had it three times today. >> reporter: he made starbucks ubiquitous while insisting his company was about much more than coffee. >> most things, especially in america, that have gotten big and stayed good or true or authentic am. >> reporter: and speaking out like few public company ceos before him. >> guns should tinto the be a part of the stanley cup experience. and i don't see>> caller: now. >> reporter: why is this your last move? >> i didn't plan this in my career at starbucks in the same place i started in a completely different way. coffee has been around for thousands of years. no one thought of mixing the two except me. and so i took an espresso machine, a french press and started playing around. and i think to our surprise, to say the least, the taste pr

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