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 things about olives. olive oil--that's a great thing. >> but tell me 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 an olive here a@d an olive there. but the pollination was great this year, so we have olives prepty 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 t

the olive's hood?jimmy: the gynecologist talking to the olive. speaking of extra virgin, oprah, the virgin mary of our time. [ laughter ] if you -- she is and if you dare say she isn't, you'll be struck by lightning. lch how did you meet oprah? >> i was called to do the oprah winfrey show when i'd been on food network for a while and i was on a book tour. it was this time of the year. it was about six years ago. and i was so nervous because the night before, there was this huge snowstorm in washington and i didn't think i was going to get to go to the oprah show. i couldn't get out. i got in to chicago at 3:00 in the morning. i was so nervous and i had been crying the whole time because i'm like, i'm not going to make oprah -- my eyes were like golf balls. and i brought beautiful, like, you know, going to church or meeting your boyfriend's family for the first time clothes. i'm pressing my clothes like 3:30 in the morning. they pick me up at 6:00. i go over there. the hair and makeup team, the look of

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anna oliver, i hate you. we should find anna oliver and feed her to the lions.anna oliver, i know you want to be a little fame whore but you're not good at it, we hate your guts, love, everyone. she's since deactivated her twitter account, things got so nasty for posting that video. >> you can only imagine. she not only posted it, tmz got their hands on it. so you have to imagine there were probably some sales going on and she might have profited. i don't know that but you can imagine. >> whether miley knew she was being taped in this, part of her image revamp that she's growing up, if that's what you want to call it. >> usher was performing here in madison square garden. this video, it says it all. take a look at what happened in the middle of the concert. a very excited fan. she was pulled up onstage and -- >> whoa! >> one more time. >> oh! >> yeah. again, this is from tmz, the folks over there giving us a lot of good video today. usher was very cool about the whole thing. he said, we play rough in the bed, we kick each other in the face, all that good stuff.

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the sugar is going to help that. >> and olive oil, we brown it? olive oil. we have got this one already going. look at how beautiful this is looking. so what we're going to do, this is already nicely browned, we're going to put it in here, we're going to finish it off in the oven. what i have here, i have got a reduction of champagne, green apples and cider. we are going to remove the apples. because we don't want this in the sus. we're going to puree some and leave the roast so it looks pretty when we garnish. we have this champagne, and we're going to do some glazing. careful with your beautiful suit here. we're going to do yellow onions, finally chopped. we have got fresh pine. this is going to give us that kni nice flavor. this is nutmeg. >> we're going to put some green grapes in here. and now we're going to put a little bit of chicken stock, 2 1/2 cups. >> the whole thing? >> the whole thing. and then we're going to let this cream reduce and get to a really creamy consistency. and since we work ahead, we have got this ready to go here. the p

. >> when oliver split from his wife, he lost his son.e went to court -- she went to court in her home country of slovakia and custody. in germany, oliver was powerless against the decision. now europea justice ministers want to put an end to the legal quadrate mire that some find themselves in. >> it is not about being the quickest and finding a court where an individual things conditions will be most favorable. up until now, it was mainly the men who acted faster. adding this move will create more justice. >> but it will not be just as applied uniformly across the union. some 14 eu states, including germany, france, and spain, he chosen to opt for a stronger cooperation in this area. others can join in at a later date. >> the choice of what law to apply it lies with the couple. with the dispute, it is at the country were the live. there are a host of mechanisms that simplify the procedure. >> the procedure will come too late for oliver. but one standardize rules are in place across europe, many others might be scared his ordeal. >> much

we also offer a tangerine olive oil, a new product, fresh tangerines.you taste possessed from the appeal of the tangerine. -- you taste the zest from the peel. >> emerge very well. excellent. they sell different types of salt here which are a big thing in it killing our world. i have found at home that it makes a big difference the texture of the salt, not word is from -- where it is from. where is this from? >> it is

we also offer a tangerine olive oil, a new product, fresh tangerines.you taste possessed from the appeal of the tangerine. -- you taste the zest from the peel. >> emerge very well. excellent. they sell different types of salt here which are a big thing in it killing our world. i have found at home that it makes a big difference the texture of the salt, not word is from -- where it is from. where is this from? >> it is from france, the top layer of of salt, a very fine salt. for every 80 pounds of the great salt, 1 pound of this is made. >> we did not really talk about the clock tower yet. at 230 feet tall, this is built as a replica of

about 200 years ago, somebody start to work the olive tree. we cut the tree this way, and then we make a plank. and from the plank, we do the bowl. this is a hard wood, first. it lasts for many, many years. and it is nice grain to look. mm-hmm. each one is different. you will never get two pieces the same, eh? impossible. my great-grandfather started in 1855... and so, he always worked the olive tree, and my grandfather, my father, me, now my son, carry on the trade. maxa, voice-over: best of all in bellagio is a drink along the lake at sunset, watching the ballet of boats. romantic poet shelley wrote of the view, "the lake exceeds anything i ever beheld in beauty. "it is long and narrow and has the appearance of a mighty river winding among the mountains and the forests." i've been so inspired by the beauty of lake como, i thought i'd try a little poem myself. you want to hear it? "i'd like to chuck it all and forever stay "at the lovely lake resort villa d'este, "but the tv crew is forcing me to go onward to the ancient town of bergamo." act

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olive oil. okay. so here we put the chorizo, we put the bread made with almond. can have macarena almond which is a spanish almond. then the asparagus and the salt on top of it. and we saute the whole thing this way. so very easy and very tasty. we can unmold this now. okay. >> okay. >> let's see. we put a little bit of -- a little bit of oil, a little bit of vinegar. a dash of salt there. and make this. okay. there we are. >> try to pull it a little bifrom the side. it seems very hot. then shake it like this. it should come out in a beautiful -- like this. see if we can do that. butter makes the whole difference. >> jean-claude has the opportunity of either going to algeria and fighting in the i'll je -- algerian war or working with jacques. he decided to work with jacques instead. >> i do it. you talk. you burn? >> yes. >> good. >> okay. now, see, you go there and you go. claude would serve that. $75 a head for that. >> oh, bravo. >> are you sure the asparagus is cooked enough? >> cooked enough. >> are you sure? once, twice sure. okay. no problem. >> so you can

they removed it but now oliver's being treated for cancerous tumors in his lungs as well. he seems to be enjoying the drums in the meantime. >>> if we get a break in the clouds you might get to see a toll eclipse of the moon tomorrow night. it hasn't happened in almost three years. the moon should turn red. when the moon passes through the earth's shadow. the shadow will begin to fall at about 9:30 with the full eclipse happening just before midnight. >>> bay area -- can catch the show at shibbo space center in oakland and also stream it online at shibbo space.org. again all assuming -- and we've got meteorologist nick okelly to tell us all about it. and getting to see it. it will happen but just a matter of we will see it or not. >> may have to be an airliner. put the percentage about 50/50. >> okay, playing it safe, are you? >> always with the percentages. >> all right. >> a look at doppler radar. we are seeing a break in that heavier, steadier rainfall, but we've been left with some isolated thundershowers. you heard those and saw those around san francisco, sausalito.

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"scarface" was written by oliver stone. and directed by brian depalma.ver stone wrote that text. so when you say, say hello to my little friend. i think of oliver. >> when you see your films, are you very self-critical? >> no, i stopped being that a long time ago. i'm going to have enough critics without it being myself, so what i look for is where the actor is working, where it's working, what i can do about it. i don't like seeing movies when i can do nothing about them. >> who put this thing together? me, that's who? who do i trust? me. >> larry: it's a cult -- everyone talks about it? >> well, there's probably -- it's the most successful movie i made. and for me, yeah. >> larry: in dollars taken in? >> yeah. it's really -- and it's been that way for -- it's gotten all this -- and it's across the board, when i go to europe, i go around -- that's the picture they -- >> larry: have you ever turned down a role you regretted? >> let me see. yeah, i did. >> larry: without embarrassing the actor, what -- >> i don't want to embarrass anybody that's the probl

days of all that rain have damaged the olive crops. santa cruz county growers are trying to pick their olives now, get them processed into oil before the crop is further spoiled by another round of rain. farmers say they are expecting 30% fewer olives than usual this time of year. >>> just ahead, a record number of bay area families in need of toys for their kids. how you can still help them out. >>> plus, concern about an al qaeda attack around christmas? k keeirport leadersp keesayoue sau . this one actuay does it. [ femalennouncer ]old bond ultimate healingotion. nothing feels like it, smells like it, heals like it. gold bond. this stuff really works. is the perfect choice for holiday gatherings. martinelli's is non-alcoholic, festive like champagne, and tastes great! martinelli's: since 1868. >>> it looks nice out there. you might want to rush out to the san jose christmas in the park. a live look there. it's not raining. but there has been an outpouring of community support to save the event from going dark next year. we told you

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just give it a nice tossy toss to evenly distribute the herbs and the olive oil. and we're going to put it in a 350 degree oven. and roast it for approximately 15 minutes. so take the roted squash and onion and add them to a bowl. and then from there, we take dried cranberries, couple tablespoons. probably 2 heaping great. actually, you know, one more for me. and then this is a pomegranate vinaigrette. it's simply pomegranate, syrup and sherry vinegar and a little oil. and we're just going to very lightly coat the squash, just to sweeten it up a little more and give it a little more character. and then that gets tossed really well. ok, so here you go. you have a beautiful, simple salad, very easy to prepare. it's beautiful and simple and colorful and very reflective of the season. >> brought to you by allied insurance, a member of the nationwide family of companies, which also includes nationwide insurance. on your side. >> welcome back to "california country". >> sure we recognize the name "gallo" as being synonous with california wine. but what goes better with

neurologist oliver sacks has written 10 bestsellers about the way the mind works. one, "awak awakenings" became a movie, and roin williams' character is based on dr. sacks. >> where are my glasses? >> they're on your face. >> thank you. >> reporter: now stacks is revealing his own brain disorder-- an inability to recognize faces. >> facial recognition is an amazing achievement. >> reporter: but for sacks, every face looks pretty much like every other face. it's called face blindness. can you describe what you're seeing or maybe what you're not seeing? >> i see the features but it doesn't quite add up to a unique image. >> reporter: for example, look at these famous faces, easily identifiable. now look again. it's still the same eyes, nose, and mouth but the face is much harder to recognize. someone who is face blind sees the features but can't place the face. if you can't tell who is who, how do you respond? >> sometimes i kiss or embrace strangers, thinking they know them. >> reporter: it's so bad, that when sacks wrote a book reminiscing about his favorite uncle,

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next time oliver blew his horn, he reached for puffs ultra soft & strong.ose in need deserves new puffs ultra soft & strong indeed. when you prefer a lotion tissue, try puffs plus lotion. >>> for the first time we are hearing from the wife of the man who pulled a gun at a florida school board meeting before killing himself. if you have not seen the footage we want a warn you it's tough to watch. aid little disturbing. here's what happened. 56-year-old clay duke was reportedly angry with the school board because his wife rebecca had been fired earlier in the year. he walked into the meeting, pulled a gun and told everyone on the board that the women in the room to leave. the superintendent tried to negotiate with him and the board members even hit him with one the board members hit him with a purse and he he opened fire and second later, he was shot by a security guard and then finally duke shot himself. rebecca duke says her husband is not a monster. >> he loved me. he loved his family. and he was just trying to have people stop as he would say dump on me.

next time oliver blew his horn, he reached for puffs ultra soft & strong.ose in need deserves new puffs ultra soft & strong indeed. when you prefer a lotion tissue, try puffs plus lotion. >>> it's a quarter after five. if you are in car accident, expect to pay damage for car, but people are opening up the mailbox to find bills worth hundreds of dollars from the police department. one woman had to pay $1500 to a volunteer fire department after she totaled her car. on that bill, 50 dollars for a broom, 50 dollars for a shovel, 175 dollars for traffic cones. it's called the crash tax. it is catching on across the country as local governments like new york city struggle to close budget shortfalls. >> you like them to close firehouses? or would you like them to have less technology in case something goes wrong? and say the heck with it? i don't think so. so they have to raise the money. >> for more serious accidents, the more you pay. many argue this kind of fee is not fair because the services should be covered by taxes. >>> all right. now to another issue that

. >> when oliver split from his wife, he lost his son.e went to court -- she went to court in her home country of slovakia and custody. in germany, oliver was powerless against the decision. now european justice ministers want to put an end to the legal quadrate mire that some find themselves in. >> it is not about being the quickest and finding a court where an individual things conditions will be most favorable. up until now, it was mainly the men who acted faster. adding this move will create more justice. >> but it will not be just as applied uniformly across the union. some 14 eu states, including germany, france, and spain, have chosen to opt for a stronger cooperation in this area. others can join in at a later date. >> the choice of what law to apply it lies with the couple. with the dispute, it is at the country were the live. there are a host of mechanisms that simplify the procedure. >> the procedure will come too late for oliver. but one standardize rules are in place across europe, many others might be scared his ordeal. >> m

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