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 thin about olives. olive oil--that's a greathing. >> but tell m 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 aolive here a@d an olive there. but the pollination was great this year, so we have olives pretty 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 through

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olive branch, mississippi.s the fastest-growing city in the united states. >> in the late 1800s we were known as cow pen. >> reporter: sam reicher is the mayor here. changing the name from the town from cow pen to olive branch might have helped with the growth. >> i think it's probably helped tremendously, yeah. snul olive branch, just outside memphis had certainly blossomed. 3500 people in 1990 to a small city of nearly 34,000 today. this 838% population boom bloomberg business week recently gave it that ranking, america's fastest growing city. >> it's almost like a field of dreams. you build it and they'll come. that's almost reality here. >> reporter: it's reality all across the south. over the last ten years most of the fastest-growing major cities were southern cities. that's not a coincidence according to edward glacier. >> the variable that best predicts metropolitan growth over the century is january temperature. that's a very good predictor of which american cities are growing more or less quickly. ame

>> yes it is, that's an olive, for whoever doesn't have a mike. >> if you look across the street, you can see what this tree probably used to look like. unfortunately, this is an example of what i described earlier, where you top the tree, you cut the top off it. a lot of times, when people see a tree there is really overpruned and you see new growth, and you see the tree is coming back, it is recovering. but actually, this is a sign of stress growth, the tree is trying to get as much leaf can nappy as it can. it is producing these sprouts. these won't be healthy or well attached to the main trunk, what they mean, if it ever gets big enough, they're going to start breaking off and they're going to fall on cars and the sidewalk, and they're going to be a hazard. >> what probably happened here, would be my fes guess is somebody pruned the tree in order to allow them to see their sign or something and they considered this to be acceptable tree pruning, which doesn't meet anybody's standard. >> that's right. >> this is caused by someone doing this deliberately to the tree. >> in san franc

. >> this time of year there's a lot of olives falling from the trees. you mix the olives with the rain and you have a pretty slippery situation. >> reporter: the passenger side door of the ambulance was left hanging. the driver of the ambulance was injured. county work crews were able to get all those olives off the roadway. >>> oakland firefighters had their hands full this morning not fighting flames but with lots and lots of water. the impact dislodged the hydrant sending water 20 feet into the air. firefighters had to walk through waste water. they were able to shut off the valve. >>> the governor will keep calming for tax extensions. brown and his crew have spent the weekend highlighting their proposals. republican lawmakers say unexpected tax collections make the extensions unnecessary. incoming revenues are up by an estimated $2.5 billion. officially the state still faces a $15.4 billion shortfall. >>> there is information tonight that governor brown is planning to crack down on state employees who bank hours and hours of vacation time and then c

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perfecto, mira. [ locutora ] olive garden. aquí estás en casa. lucia: ¡te pasas hermanita! lili: más en un castillo elegante... ¿ahora, eres la princesa de la casa? siempre lo he sido... >>> la creciente del río mississippi, sigue sumergiendo, casas, campos, y autopistas, y las aguas, abectan a comunidades más vulnerables, en las zonas más pobres, adelante ramón. >>> si, buenas tardes, vannesa la atención se centra, en las inundaciones, en mississippi, se centra ahora en tennessee, y louisiana, los estados, que recibirían el impacto en próximos días, comenzando mañana, posiblemente, se vaticinan tormentas , y lo peobvios no llegó, se anticipa que el agua cubrirá, en los próximos días, las aguas aumentaron en el transcurso del día, e ingresó a zonas pobres, los daños, se calculan en 320 millones de dólares, se conocerán en próximas semanas, la cifra oficial, la producción agricola mermó, la de arroz, maíz, algodón, recordemos que esta industria, está elaborada por hispanos, y hasta perdería srabajo y la atención también se concentra en louisiana,

defense oliver the place. >> 11 sports and pete gilbert. >> in chicago this afternoon, baltimore parks a rising star facing a baltimore rising star. at least he went to high school in baltimore. the orioles going for the series when. in the bottom of the second, admittedly not at his best today. still good enough to get the job done here. in the same inning, this groundball -- a shot to short. >> a great pick from lee. top of the 5. reynolds. crushed. 3rd homer of the season. orioles take a 2-0 lead. bases loaded. markakis. a sigh of relief.

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so, drop a little olive oil into the pan. >> jimmy: all right. very good.y. >> and i'm going to put a couple shrimp in here. these cook super fast. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> and i know you know how to saute from our days when you my -- >> jimmy: there you go. there you go. [ cheers ] >> very good. >> jimmy: hey, tell me about best buddies. what is this thing you're doing? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: you're always do fun charities. >> i try to keep busy with the charities. that's a little bit of bacon, we're going put some avocado in there later. >> jimmy: okay. >> best buddies is a very cool thing i'm doing with anthony shriver and tom brady. and it's up in harvard stadium. >> jimmy: shriver. anthony shriver. related to maria. >> related to maria shriver. couldn't be more timely. keep sautÉing that. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. change the subject, no problem. >> no, we don't have to. >> jimmy: okay. now we're going to end up with it all over place. but, that's cool. [ laughter ] here's the deal. it's a great event, and these are some of the dishes that we're doing

only at olive garden. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody. before we go, i just want to tell everybody we're going to put all the interview i did with austan goolsbee up on the web at colbertnation.com. i'm not sure if we have that technology. i think we do. it won't be tonight, tomorrow sometime, hopefully early. it's been 16 minutes long. it was quite enjoyable. i'm not sure if you'll learn anything. i did. did you enjoy it? [cheers and applause]

only at olive garden. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you so much. folks, the catholic church has been rocked by scandal over the past decade and i'm not just talking about those sickening dan brown novels. i've known many clergiman, mr. brown, and very few of them had access to anti-matter technology. of course i'm talking about the sexual abuse scandal. horrible, horrible, shameful chapter but there is good news. the united states conference confi catholic bishops has released the results of an exhaustive 1.8 million dollar study examining the root causes of this tragic abuse of trust. and i'm relieved to report that they have found the courage to place the blame where it belongs, on free love in the 1960s. (laughter) the damn hippies. of course during the summer love it was all too easy to get caught up in the debauchery of prieststock. don't eat the brown eucharist, man. (laughter) and folks, it could all have been avoided as the study said, poor training of priests likely contributed to the abuse problem. you see this is not a moral failing by t

only at olive garden. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, thank you so much. thank you, folks. before the commercial break i broke the titanic news that both donald trump an and-- let's see, ah, i want to say hoyt axton-- mike huckabee, whooo, both of these gentlemen have dropped out of the presidential race to spend more time with their tv shows. of course whoever is the eventual republican nominee is going to need a lot of money. because it is estimated that barack obama will raise over $1 billion for his campaign. that means between now and election day, he has to collect $21 a second. which is why his campaign slogan has gone from change to benjamin. (applause) >> stephen: so clearly fund-raising, fund raising is going to be key. and friday there was game-changing news in the world of campaign finance. jim? >> stephen colbert went to washington today and is filing a request to create his own superpac can. his parent company viacom doesn't want him getting them into trouble with the federal election commission while he's doing this and so now colbert is making a big producti

a little more olive oil to this. just a bit.back up by high again in this process talking about how simple . >> we look easy recipes. . >> you cook your tilapia them up that is a lot of garlic my friend. . >> just a good garlic is and release the flavors it. we use a lot of garlic. some pepper and if you want to grab those pitiful tomatoes over there. don't those right in there. then we have some fresh basil 2. what a beautiful mix. . >> we want to soften the sting meadows and warm-up. nice and fresh with great player like the spanish with tomatoes as well. we will cut down the heat toss the garlic and and enter the basil and there. all of it. with the colors of the italian flag like to read the white and green all right there. all hundred and 45 degrees right there. you couldn't stop bias on mother's day. nice and light and pottery. is really really good. we will top that right there. our tomatoes out basil and our garlic. there you go. them up on north rush street in suburban locations like in wheeling and oral and park. for m

olive garden's one of the few places we can take our family where everyone's happy. olive garden.oms who bully. it's not just kids getting teased and targeted. sometimes moms are on the attack and the victims are other moms. "today" contributor gail saltz is mother of three and the host of vh 1's reality series, you're cut off. so interesting. you say bullying is part of human nature. some people say it's a rite of passage. is it the same thing? >> i don't think it needs to be. it's within human nature to want power, control, to try to achieve it by basically stepping over others and tole feel jealousy and envy and deal with it by trying to criticize and push someone down so you can feel better about yourself. >> is it about harassment? there is nothing simple about it. >> it's more complicated than just harassment. we're talking things like being critical, gossiping, trying to undermine someone else. isolating, shunning. and excluding. these are techniques women use against each other. >> it's the same techniques kids use on the playground. why do women who are victims here feel

justice peter oliver also from an american family pled to england and lies buried there.george washington and other respected american leaders across the country condemned the boston tea party as vandals and then ended in jail and faded into obscurity at the british government not responding so rationally and violently by sending troops back to boston by cornering troops in private homes of phyllis as well as boon rebels military command seemed to declare war against all americans and that provoked almost the entire massachusetts citizenry into open rebellion. lexington followed with americans discovering the importance of the individual right to bear arms. then came the bunker hill, and that was followed by a declaration of independence by the massachusetts legislature. virginia followed suit after patrick henry stirring call for liberty or death in the declaration of war against britain. it's called echo across the continent and roused so many americans that on july 4th, 1776 all of 13 states declared independence from britain. and who were those original tea party year

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only at olive garden. >> jon: welcome back. our cities are dying. sadly even if we do legalize heroin many of them simply can't be saved. jason jones filed this heart- breaking report on a once great american city rendered unununwrecks on niceable. sfroo san francisco has schools that are facing $100 million in cutbacks and now there's this. >> san francisco didn't even make it into the top ten on a new survey of the gayest cities in america. >> yes, san francisco, the city that flew the nation's first rainbow flag and is the birth place of the rusty trombone, has fallen behind orlando, pittsburgh and even st. louis. their city symbol is a giant vagina. the ranks have left gay san franciscans like tim selig outraged. >> san francisco is "the" inundisputed leader of gay cities. >> you're not. you're number 11. >> no, we are the gayest. >> reporter: just how gay is san francisco? one look around and you see that they're certainly number one in hacky gay puns and cartoonish gay sex shops. if i squint, that's kind of gay. >> maybe. >> well, if you take

justice peter oliver also from an old american family also fled to england and lies. there. george washington and other respected american leaders across the country condemned the boston tea partiers as vandals and they might well attended in jails and faded into obscurity had the british government not responded so rashly and so violently by sending troops back to boston. .. >> all 13 states declared independence from britain, and who were those original tea partyers, the men on the ships, who set off the exposure that sparked a revolution and helped bring down one empire and helped create another? who boarded those ships and dumped the tea in boston harbor? sam adams hancock at the time swore not to present each other's name to prevent immediate death on the gallows. their names remained secret decades after the tea party, but they are now listed in my new book. [laughter] i believe the list will surprise you. one irony of the tea party, however, is that none of those who dumped tea into boston harbor rose to prom nans in the government of the mages that rose from the revo

only at olive garden. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody.n, folks, you may have noticed that my teeth are a little bit whiter, my skin a little spray tanner and my bosom is visibly heafimy rally to resd or fear was nominated for four daytime emmys. [cheers and applause] of course, folks, of course, everybody knows the daytime emmy is the best emmy. [laughter] that's where the real artists are. because they are not doing it for the tkpwhreults, the -- glitz, the glamour, even the respect of the audience. they are doing it because it beats porn. i have got the most coveted demographic, 70-80-year-old retirees, kids home from school and house pets that accidentally stepped on the remote control. four nominations. that's just two nominations less than daytime emmy juggernaut transformers prime. the most honored afternoon cartoon besides studio b with shepherd smith. that has to be cgi. those eyes are lifeless. my rally and this is true is up against the macy's thanksgiving day parade. that's right i'm completing with three-story sponge bob, the

and olive garden's one of the few places we can take them where everyone's happy.ur new four cheese pastachettis. with grilled chicken breasts in a garlic cream sauce. or with grilled sausage. starting at just $9.95. only at olive garden. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! nation, it's no secret that there is nothing more dear to me than the american flag. that's why if anything ever happens to me, my flag, flagworth, is the sole beneficiary of my life insurance policy. (laughter) sadly, all across america our flags are coming under attack. well, three years ago we profiled a hero who's fighting for flag rights. tonight once again he is our difference maker. this is rancho pal los vary days, a town in southern california with only wealth and a spectacular coastline going for it. (laughter) but what it lacks the most was an enormous flagpole. well, not anymore. now it's got 70 feet of steel hard pole. (laughter) thrusting straight up into the american sky. arching itself toward the heights of freedom. yearning for the apex of liberty and ele

a little bit of water, olive oil. you want to cook your pasta in your sauce for a little while because the noodle is going to absorb that sauce and you'll have much better flavor and texture. some beautiful grated cheese. we have ourselves an awesome treat for lunch. where did my fork go? that is awesome. there are a lot of people who love food, don't get to do this job. in some ways, it's the best job in the world and some ways it's the worst job in the world. sometimes i don't wish this upon anybody. people ask, will your son become a chef? yikes. what often gets missed is this one part, right here. got a lot of great fat. it is also part of the fish that's not used a lot when it's swimming. so, it's tender. normally when you cut a fish, one of the first things you do is cut off the filet right here. we're going to put this away for right now. so, what we're going to do is, we're going to cut this piece off. you can do this -- the easiest way is just with some kitchen shears. we made a really simple rub. we're just

america needs you. >> run, please, please. >> jon: john oliver, every >> welcome back. my guest tonight, con trib utilitying editor at the los angeles times magazine and an investigative reporter. her new book is called an undemocratic national censored history of america's top secrets. please welcome annie jacobsen. hello. [applause] thank you so much for being here. this is really a great book. area 51. so this is area 51 is a military base. >> yes, it is. it's a military base in southern never never, 75 miles from vegas. >> jon: 75 miles from vegas. >> we set off 100 nuclear bombs there during the cold war in the air. >> jon: above vegas. >> a little north of vegas. >> jon: is that how vegas began? because at around the same time this nuclear radiation is spilling out over the desert, bugsy siegel had an idea. >> yes, maybe that's why vegas is the way it is. >> jon: what happens in vegas stays in vegas, especially the radiation. [laughter] >> and what happens at area 51 has stayed at area 51 until my book. >> jon: but how did you know what happened at area 51? >> wel

an olive, and of course, get that >>> the most humble of tools. a tooth pick can hold together a sandwich, spear an olive and also get that tiny piece of fruit out of your teeth. an inside bay area city can rise out of those simple slivers of wood. >> reporter: those who see it are amazed at what scott weaver has built with just glue and tooth picks. a vision of san francisco from its cable cars to its rows of victoriam houses. >> this is art. this is not just toot picks. this is art. >> why tooth picks? >> why not. >> weaver said he used at least 100,000 toot picks to recreate virtually every landmark in the city. >> the amount of time and detail in this people will say this guy is crazy. >> who would do this for thousands of hours on a toot pick sculpture. that's me roadrunner he has been working on it for 36 years. >> my mom always said scotty, get it done and out of your wife's living room. >> reporter: it is now on display at the science museum where he is giving guided tours. just follow the ping-pong ball. >> it is called rolling through th

only at olive garden. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody.d i'm sure you know 2011 marks the ses question centennial, it mean --00 in sasquatch years on tuesday my home state of south car china celebrated con federal memorial day. the official start of confederate summer which ends on con fed rate labor day. con fed rate labor, of course, was done by these people. remember, after confederate labor day you don't want to be caught wearing white. you just want to be white. (laughter) >> stephen: you see, the civil war, i believe, is much misunderstood it was not about slachery t was about states' rights. just like world war ii was about facial hair. and states' rights are just as relevant today. that's why don't i am proud to introduce the first in my four-year series if at first you don't succeed. tonight, tonight the dimmest threat to liberty yet. light bulbs. folks, i've warned you the federal energy regulations are about to abolish traditional incandescent bulbs. they want us to use these unnatural compact florescent bulbs. it looks like a s

defense oliver the place. defense oliver the place. >> 11 sports and pete gilbert. >> in chicago this afternoon, baltimore parks a rising star facing a baltimore rising star. at least he went to high school in baltimore. the orioles going for the series when. in the bottom of the second, admittedly not at his best today. still good enough to get the job done here. in the same inning, this groundball -- a shot to short. >> a great pick from lee. top of the 5. reynolds. crushed. 3rd homer of the season. orioles take a 2-0 lead. bases loaded. markakis. a sigh of relief. scores 3. orioles take a 5-0 lead. poor brent. tough day. sizzler to third. great pick. one of nice picks today at 3rd. a called strike 3. apologize.t the orioles win the three strayed, timely hitting, and well can they run it this year. >> then did something for us offensively. you would like to tack it on a little bit because you know they will make a run on you. a nice play in the hole. >> we made some great plays. mark make some great plays an

only at olive garden. >> jimmy: we're back. adam carolla is with us.his saturday. >> jimmy: what are we going to do? >> we're going to make -- >> jimmy: that's a very big this herety. >> i know. it's hold and historic and i've lived here my entire life and i just put together it's called the wiltern because it's on the corner of will shire and western. that's the biggest copout of a name i've heard in my life. someone goes hey, i'll meet you at the staples center. where that'sis that? on staples street. i started thinking again, horrible, horrible name. what if the wil the person instead of being on wile shire and western was on pico and venice? it would be known as the penis theater. rules are rules. >> jimmy: seems like the more appropriate venue. we should buy some real estate and erect that. erect the penis theater. >> down the street by the way, from the wiltern on will shire is the tar pits the second-worst named thing on will shire. how [ bleep ] have to be when you're naming a place? let's see. well, where are we? well, we're off of labraya. wh

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oak and olive running high. the grass pollen has dropped off a little this week. hopefully that trend continues. it's been just a terrible allergy season around the bay area. you can see some showers to the north up around lake county and a few clouds building up here across hilltops and napa county. maybe a stray shower or two for the next hour or two. other than that as the sun sets we'll see the atmosphere start to stabilize. in the sierra, we'll continue to see showers and thundershowers here and there as we wrap up the weekend. back to the bay area, you can see low clouds reappearing on the coast. probably some drizzle with some of those patchy low clouds for tomorrow morning and some of the hilltop locations out around the north bay might see an isolated shower mainly off to the north of sonoma county. temperatures for the first half of the weekend running mild and then temperatures trying to climb on up for the second half. breezy early if not somewhat windy in a few spots. patches of low clouds. afternoon highs tomorrow, not too bad. 60s to low 70s. some o

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