we hear from portland's mayor, sam adams; and a representative of "occupy portland", jim oliver. as the group's city liaison. mayor adams, fill in the picture as you see it. why have you given an ultimatum to clear the parks? >> well, our krnlz have not been with the occupy portland organizers or facilitators, i should say. it has been to the other folks that have also gathered at the encampment, and our concern is with growing 20-- 20% increase in crime around occupations. it's the concern about two nearly fatal drug overdoses in the camp. it's concern with someone who lit-- ignighted a molotov cocktail in a building nearby that you mentioned in the lead-in and used the camp as sort of camouflage for his activities. those are our concerns that, you know, the camp is unsafe. >> brown: jim oliver, what's the response? what is the plan? are you planning to abide by this deadline? >> the mainstream media has been talking a lot about these everyday actions and petty crimes committed by economic refugees in an effort to detract from the message of the occupy movement. we've been stayi

senator who virginia the two most highly decorated platoon leader's word jim webb and oliver north. and jim wrote a novel that is still thought of as one of the great war novels of very different cup of tea. and jim wrote to ms. appreciation and he recounts relieve the ninth circle of hell and as his platoon had been taking terrible casualties the insides were crawling with the bad water we had been drinking. in the midst of the misery and death, he hears someone shouting from the foxhole saying you have to read this. and it is a tattered copy of "catch-22". webb had read the book of growing up but he said he devoured it. saying it did not matter to me at all i was reading a book that these are his words, protesting the very war i was fighting. but what mattered is i had found a soul mate. someone who understood. jim webb is a very, very tough customer but a book that can reach jim webb and bertrand russell that may explain why it sold 10 million copies since 1961 although he will never take credit for at least 1 billion of them. >> but to add one thing to our discussion, we all talk

jim we begin with the recall of a potentially deadly food sold at a local grocer. the food and drug administration announced it is expanding the recall of divina stuffed olives due to a lack of temperature control during the distribution process which poses the risk of botulism poisoning, a potentially deadly form of poisoning. the olives were distributed to safeway stores around d.c., maryland, and virginia. the olives are packaged in four-ounce plastic cup containers. the recall includes best used dates of january 11, 2012 and february 1st, 2012. the fda released a list of specific safeway stores in our area that received the recalled olives. they include the 14th street safeway store in the district, old georgetown road in bethesda, norbeck road in rockville, shady drove, in virginia west washington street? middleburg, richmond highway in alexandria, old keene mill road in burke and broadlands plaza in ashburn. consumers are urged not to eat the recalled divina stuffed olives even if they smell okay. instead you're asked to return the olives to safeway for a full refund. >>> now on to a defect that has apple offering consumers a replacement for one oits older mo