jamie: and oliver jordan kept it all here for 60 years. salvage lot was his home, his sanctuary, his fort knox. >> hi. welcome to paradise. jamie: i found it. the rusted old cars in this shed, some of them relics of the roaring '20s, are more than 200 that jordan accumulated during his lifetime. born in 1908, jordan was raised on a wheat farm, but his real interest was that fabulous new invention, the car. >> grandpa was around machinery all the time, and automobiles were beginning to happen. it was a lifelong passion. jamie: jordan grows up, gets married and then at 34 year wheres old abandons his wife and three kid for a 16-year-old girl in town. >> when my mother and her brother and sister were still children, by grandfather left the family for another woman. her name was ruby x that was quite a scanned -- and that was quite a scandal. everybody was hurt by it. ♪ jamie: in 1946 oliver buys a salvage yard in enid where he and ruby lived and where he makes money selling old cars and parts. oliver runs the salvage yard successfully for sev

reporter: i'm here outside the sydney opera house with jamie oliver. jamie: it is very visual.orter: today is the food revelation dave. -- revolution day. tell us about that. go on many years will before we keep watching everything get worse. last year more people died of diet related disease than famine and hunger. it being a child's human rights to have access to practical food education in school. that's it. food revolution day, last year we had 1.4 billion impressions on twitter. i know people care. reporter: i could argue that the g-20 also cares. one thing i have noticed, there is a big golf to agreeing something is a good idea and actually doing something about it. >> i maintain managing because he just have to be patient. you have to be relentless. yourter: to let extent do find that your business complements this? think we have all sorts of different platforms. i do think money is required i think the tax in britain ferry in my opinion. health?good for public and do we need that money? yes. i'm talking about taxing my own businesses on soda as well. reporter: have you

jamie oliver made the remarks for a global petition of the g 20 to improve education for children. r: i am in the op reporter: i am in the opera house with jamie oliver. you have your petition in sydney, why? jamie oliver: because it is visual and i am here. reporter: tell us about the campaign. it is simple. how many years will go on while we watch everything the way it was? whereear was interesting more people died a diet related diseases. this a global campaign which i will be taking to the g-20. beingabout one thing -- human rights and have access to practical food education in school. that is it. revolutionary day. i know people care. i know i am not talking like that is so romantic. paul: the g-20 probably cares. there is a lot for them to agree and doing something. energyi maintain my because you have got to be patient. you have to be relentless. do you findt extent your business is complementing something like this? differenthave platforms. the tax in britain is fair in my opinion. they will not think it is fair. sales will drop off a bit freaked is a good for public health?

star chef jamie oliver said he wants world leaders to take things seriously. ahead of china central bank we would take a look at the numbers that show china's real growth rate could be as low as 4%. you are watching "asian edge.” ♪ angie: forensic teams have identified dna from some of the 150 people killed in the germanwings plane crash. the copilot, 27 year old andreas lubitz was suffering from a psychosomatic illness. a doctor's note that would've excuse of her flying on the day off the crash was found torn in his apartment. investigators say lubitz intentionally crash the plane. he run nuclear talks resume this morning with each side saying the other must make tough choices. the end of the month is the deadline for an agreement that would limit iran's ability to make an atomic bomb. and goes toward lifting economic isolation. israel has expressed serious concern saying it confirms all of its worst fears. the u.k. election campaign officially gets underway later today. david cameron visits to keep the dissolution of parliament. polling day is amazed seven w

jamie: >> the buzz over oliver jordan's antique car option has brought collectors from all over the countrya. some are looking to buy parts. others are here with plenty to spend for just the right vehicle. >> i came with a trailer and a pickup. if i have to i will run back and get a bigger truck and trailer to haul more cars. >> >> you have to be quick to purchase in this game. sm they can go in les than a minute. >> sold 900,000600 dollars. >> people come in good spirits. it's going pretty good. >> stewart is cautiously optimistic. his two beloved cords are about to go up for bids. >> stewart thinks they would each be worth 6 figures if fully restored. how much in this condition? >> 1937 cord 812 beverly super charge. this was one of mr. jordan's favorite vehicles. it is going to need every little piece restored. 35,000. >> i have 40,000. >> now 42. 42. 42. 42-5. sold it 42,000 going to new york. >> what will the second cord get? >> what do you have? >> i got 20,000. >> 20,000. 21,000. 225. 22 and a half. 22, 5. sold at 22,000. >> it is over in seconds. anonymous telephone bidder paid 64,0

. >> jamie roll refer is a marylander. -- oliver is a marylander. tom misson bryant say they've lived in prince george's county for years. construction carried on as they began to flood the site to celebrate hiring 1,000 construction workers. governor larry hogan praised the project for creating jobs. >> it's one of the most exciting jobs in maryland. >> not everybody is convinced the project is off to a good start. this group says mgm is not hiring as many as they promised. last year it was found that martin o'mally's administration failed to monitor and really report on minority participation in four other projects. but the governor says he's doing things differently. >> we've got a new secretary of minority affairs. we're going to revamp the entire procurement process. >> i'm allison barber. >> they carried out 19% of the construction so far and they say 2,000 construction workers will be hired before this project is complete next year. >> tonight we hear from a widow asking for your help in finding her husband's killer. the victim, 30-year-old d

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