the head of the international olive council was quoted by the olive oil times -- there is an olive oile. they say, quote, the u.s. has been for many years the driver of the olive oil sector. thanks to the u.s. the sector has grown without drowning in a sea of olives. fl you go. proved my point. go buy the greek olive oil. >>> now our outer circle where we reach out to sources around the world. we go to austria where they reported no progress in nuclear talks in iran. china came out with a at the same time urgingen to refrain from actions to oppose the use of force in iran. matthew chance was following the story. i skwed how influential china and russia are. >> it's not the unflinching response for them. most countries are worried about iran's achieving nuclear weapons. china's president call odd rye ran to be flexible and pragmatic during nuclear talks. bo they want to avoid military intervention in iran. they have deep economic interests at stake, and they don't want to see their billions of dollars worth of contract put at risk. erin. >> all right. thanks very much. >>> our fifth sto

the head of the olive council was quoted by the olive oil times -- yes, there's the olive oil times. the u.s. has been for many years the driver of the olive oil sector. thanks to the u.s. the sector has been able to grow without drowning in a sea of olives. there you go. proved my point. go buy the greek olive oil. >>> now our outer circle where we reach out to sources around the world. we go the austria, where there's no progress in the latest round of nuclear talks with iran. yesterday, russia and china came out with a statement urging everyone to refrain from actions that could lead to confrontation and opposing the use of force in iran. matthew chance was following the story. i asked him how influential china and russia are. >> it's not the unflinching support from russia and china. remember, both countries are concerned about iran developing nuclear weapons. moscow says it supports iran's peaceful use of atomic power. china's president has called on iran to be flexible and pragmatic. a sign he may want the islamic republic to compromise. what both russia and china want to avoid

among them, first fresh olive oil and lots of olive oils, actually.l sanders joins us to talk about the best ways to use and taste olive oils. great have an olive oil expert here. a lot of us use it, but don't really know what we're looking for. >> barbara, first, thank you for having me. i'm excited to be here and it really is. i think the challenge is that people hear every day about how healthy it is and how flavorful it is, but, unfortunately, consumers aren't getting the real deal too often. >> we want to know what the real deal is. i guess i always thought that you looked for the darkest green olive oil. so many of the bottles are dark anyway they're hard to see or cans these days. what should you look for in terms of color if. >> actually, color is irrelevant. in fact, professional testings they put the oil in a blue glass so you will not be bias. they called it lick ed ied it l not liquid green. it will be an emerald green once it's out of the mill but in the bottle turn to a golden color, but it's pretty much irrelevant. the reason for the da

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oliver fein, and jodi jacobson.to go back to jodi to ask about the right-wing attacks on health care, especially around women. there was a lot of discussion around abortion outside the supreme court with the hundreds of people that were there. how will this law impact women's health care? >> on the whole, first of all, i am unequivocally an agreement with the issue of the single payer piece and should be striving for that and this is a step forward for what we really need. but for women, without question this law is a gain. 45 million women have already received coverage of things like pap smears, cervical cancer screenings, other reproductive health care without copays. there has been an increase for women and access to all sorts of health care they need because they are women. what this law does is remove gender discrimination in health care pricing, it enables women to get access to care. as of august, when it can get access to contraception without a copays or without a deductible, just like any of the prescript

oliver stone. and well -- >> jimmy: yeah, i am alive. >> -- after that skit. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, thank you. after that, exactly. not as a girl. i'm a ugly woman. >> i wouldn't pick you, i think i'd go with channing. >> jimmy: yeah, that's a smart move. you know, we had your buddy on. charlie sheen came on the show monday. i know he's a friend of yours. you've directed him in "platoon." >> yeah, many years ago, i had "platoon" and "wall street," they were back to back. and i enjoyed very much two different -- jekyll and hyde, you know. the "wall street" experience was the end here in new york. i didn't see him for about 20, 30 years after that. and i saw him recently -- about two months ago, we did a shoot together for a "platoon" reunion with willem dafoe and some other people. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> and he was delightful. he remembered everybody and he was -- >> jimmy: he's a great guy. >> -- not the persona that you see sometimes reflected in the -- >> jimmy: yeah, i think he kind of hyped th

you should try some gayle. >> oliver, oliver, i'm not trying to be cute.to god, i have never tried it before. >> clinton who said i didn't smoke -- i didn't inhale. >> i haven't smoked it or inhaled it. you've been open about your drug use and your perspective of it is what? what does it do for you? >> i don't want to run -- in my time of life, i went to vietnam and i was in the field. i was there for a long time. it made the difference between staying human as michael douglas said and becoming a beast. i'm telling you, it's rough and a lot of these people in that platoon, used it not in the frontlines but in the back to relax and stay in touch with themselves. i look at it at that time in my life as really much of a lifesaver. i was a good soldier. by the way, i got decorated. >> you were wounded twice. >> i was not awe slouch by any means. a lot of guys were like that. we walked out of there, i think, relatively whole. a lot of guys who were drinking, doing a lot of the killing that i think was unnecessary and raping and all that stuff, burning down vill

and then olives. i love olives, greek olives. oh, gosh, they're the best. a little bit of tomatoes. these are baby tomatoes. what kind of peppers? >> we have our peppercinis. >> are they hot? >> they could be considered hot. give it a good shake. everything we make fresh from scratch every day. zoe's kitchen is in woodbridge, fairfax, annapolis and also at the ballston metro station. >> i like extra. >> we've got that for you. >> put a little on my finger. >> yes, ma'am, of course. delicious, right? >> that is good. you brought-- >> we brought you a dinner for four today. we do family dinners. we do takeout, to go, call-ins. we cater. we'll take the plate right there. >> don't you love it when he calls me ma'am? don't you just love that? it makes me feel so young. ma'am. i'm hold enough to be your mom so that's okay. >> we'll partner that with a little bit of our fresh potato salad. it has red poe potatoes. -- red potatoes. no may nays. we use our greek dressing to marinade -- marinate it. some chopped green onions and salt and pepper. we'll wait for the steak kabobs to come off the

michael douglas calls oliver stone a humanitarian with a dark side. arrived in the greenroom. can't wait to talk to him on "cbs this morning." >>> "cbs healthwatch" sponsored by beauty rest. living life fully charged. ,,,,,,,,,,,, as we looked around the web today, we found a few reasons to make a long story short. dominique strauss-kahn has been dumped by his wife. she stood by her husband when he was accused of assaulting a new york maid. a friend says he's in a bad way. >> the l.a. times reports snoop dogg was busted by a snoopy dog in norway. the rapper was stopped at customs when dogs picked up april scent of marijuana. snoop was carrying about 8 grams he was fined $8600 and released. when asked why he was late for an event, he said because i went to get chicken wings. >> they're good. >> at wimbledon, the washington post says serena williams and maria sharapova are talking about equal pay. men play longer matches and men's tennis is more popular he says. sharapova said more people watch her matches than his, which is true. williams said she's wa

>> 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 is what spencer oliver believes happened.s calling up all of these state chairman, getting their numbers on the delegates. he believes the nixon folks realized there was this plan to stop mcgovern, was going to stop mcgovern in the state of texas and lo and behold, what spencer oliver believes to this day is that nixon, getting this information, didn't tell former governor john conley at the time, still a democrat, who eventually, of course, switches parties. says, hey, you've got to guarantee that mcgovern gets some delegates at the texas state democratic convention. so quite the -- >> there was a wild, unknown part of this larger story. >> exactly. tomorrow i'm going to have a longer -- i'm going to have a longer conversation with woodstein and it's a fascinating talk that i think folks will enjoy. >> well, class will be in session tomorrow with professor chuck todd on the watergate scandal. i as a student of history really appreciate it. i know our views do too. enjoe mix mexico while you're working. >>> our political pane

>> yeah. >> william says emily oliver had a lifelong struggle with prescription drug addiction.she died two years ago. >> i think in retrospect it was emily trying to cheat the system to maybe even to the extent collect money for herself so she can support her habit. >> it turned out another mother who testified at trial also had a history with drugs, margie grondin herself. court records show a few years before she accused nancy smith, she pleaded guilty to dealing cocaine out of her apartment. that was something jack bradley should have known about. since he briefly represented marge ea mar margie's boyfriend and co-defendant in this case. >> i never completed that case. substitute attorney took over that case. >> you don't remember her -- >> no. >> -- turning against your client? >> no. >> these post-trial discoveries attracted the attention of a law professor at the university of cincinnati and director of the ohio innocence project. >> it was bizarre that charges were brought in the first place, once you start looking at the stories of the children just changed constantly.

oliver stone has a lifetime of stories to tell.uest next week, along with entrepreneur and visionary, who is the author of several best-selling books, and finally my interview with tom friedman. that's next week's program. thanks for watching, and be sure to continue the conversation on the web, you can find us on current.com, facebook, twitter, (vo) an interview with the american jihadist on viewpoint with eliot spitzer. >> how could i really think about refraining from attacking america? (vo) gavin newsom trying out google glasses. >>fascinating. (vo) jennifer granholm visited the obama campaign headquarters on the war room. next week, don't miss oliver stone on the gavin newsom show. [ voice of dennis ] ...allstate. really? i was afraid you'd have some cut-rate policy. [ normal voice ] nope, i've got... [ voice of dennis ] the allstate value plan. it's their most affordable car insurance -- and you still get an allstate agent. i too have... [ voice of dennis ] allstate. [ normal voice ] same agent and everything. it's like we're

oliver, i guess the first lesson in writing or directing, is something you know.long time. >> but this is a different kind of movie than "natural born killers" or "scarface." in that clip, taylor comes back from afghanistan or iraq. his war has come home to roost, as you know. he puts together a ring of veterans who help him fight back in a situation where the -- one of the mexican cartels has come down on them to be a partner. >> you're not looking for the trouble, though, in the movie. it kind of comes to you. >> yeah. his best friend's a buddhist. you have one guy that's coming from one direction. and your best mate comes from the other. that scene's one of our favorites. it's try to figure out how we're going to attack it or not attack it, for that matter. >> in the meantime, in the middle of a complicated love story. >> there's one love story going on on screen there between the two men. and also, the threesome. >> blake lively. >> who was here yesterday. >> they share her. and she is equally in love with these two men. that's an interesting thesis in the mov

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oliver stone has a lifetime of stories to tell.st next week, along with entrepreneur and visionary, who is the author of several best-selling books, and finally my interview with tom friedman. that's next week's program. thanks for watching, and be sure to continue the conversation on the web, you can find us on current.com, facebook, twitter, (vo) an interview with the american jihadist on viewpoint with eliot spitzer. >> how could i really think about refraining from attacking america? (vo) gavin newsom trying out google glasses. >>fascinating. (vo) jennifer granholm visited the obama campaign headquarters on the war room. next week, don't miss oliver stone on the gavin newsom show. gaeme inc. thank gaemezilinsky, thank you for joining so, you guys grew up together. yes, since third grade... what are you lookin' at? not looking at i anything... we're not good enough for you. must be supermodels? what do you model gloves? brad, eat a snickers. why? 'cause you get a little angry when you're hungry. better? [ male announcer ] you're

oliver stone has a lifetime of stories to tell.t week, along with entrepreneur and visionary, who is the author of several best-selling books, and finally my interview with tom friedman. that's next week's program. thanks for watching, and be sure to continue the conversation on the web, you can find us on current.com, facebook, twitter, (vo) an interview with the american jihadist on viewpoint with eliot spitzer. >> how could i really think about refraining from attacking america? (vo) gavin newsom trying out google glasses. >>fascinating. (vo) jennifer granholm visited the obama campaign headquarters on the war room. next week, don't miss oliver stone on the gavin newsom show. break the ice with breath-freshening cooling crystals. ice breakers. to all of your dna information. and it role in fining the predisposition to parkinson's di

oliver stone has a lifetime of stories to tell. entrepreneur and visionary, who is the author of several best-selling books, and finally my interview with tom friedman. that's next week's program. thanks for watching, and be sure to continue the conversation on the web, you can find us on current.com, facebook, twitter, (vo) an interview with the american jihadist on viewpoint with eliot spitzer. >> how could i really think about refraining from attacking america? (vo) gavin newsom trying out google glasses. >>fascinating. (vo) jennifer granholm visited the obama campaign headquarters on the war room. next week, don't miss oliver stone on the gavin newsom show. the chill of peppermint. the rich dark chocolate. york peppermint pattie get the sensation. in your jeep grand cherokee. and when you do, you'll be grateful for the adaptive cruise control that automatically adjusts your speed when approaching slower traffic. and for the blind spot monitoring that helps remind you that the highway might not be as desolate... ...as you though

i am granted immunity, i later say, so what, my lawyer to this day, charlie shafer said, you had oliver north's case long before oliver north even knew he was going to need a case, which is if the government -- if the executive immunizes you under the casagar case and some of the following law that was developed under that, that the government can't have it both ways. they can't turn around and prosecute you because there's just no way to keep that evidence from being tainted and particularly mine was even more complete than oliver north's. i also had the added problem that the -- i had informal immunity from the initial prosecutor, but i told charlie -- i said i didn't go up and confess to the country the mistakes i had made to beat the rap. that's pretty -- that just isn't what i think is the appropriate thing to do in this situation. charlie does agree with that, although he says i would have loved to have written the law that brandon sullivan later got to write. >> considering that most people associate nixon only with watergate and none of his positive accomplishments and also taki

olive garden. aquí estás en casa. a ritmo de mÚsica, serenatas, lo hinchas del salvador se la pusieron difÍcil a la selecciÓn de mÉxico, se presentaron en el lugar de descanso del tri y no los dejaron dormir toda la noche, para que tengan mal rendimiento en el partido de esta noche. >>> el mundial de brasil 2014 estÁ cada vez mas cerca, el partido entre ambas selecciones serÁ un duelo de dos equipos grandes que entregan todo en la cancha. estamos en san salvador con los detalles. >>> muchas gracias josÉ, las puertas del monumental se abrieron a las diez de la maÑana. se va llenando de a poco, serÁ un gran partido, el segundo de este grupo en la eliminatoria. los tÉcnicos calentaron el partido en la vÍspera. >>> es un conjunto que juegan bien, no puedo mÁs decir que vamos sobre un equipo que se llama salvador y buscamos sacar puntoss. la el porcentaje de jugadores que van a estar en el plantel, muchos van a repetir, algÚn cambio serÁ debido a un cambio de figura tÁctica y sistema entre las figuras. Únicamente por eso y

little extra virgin olive oil.melon needs anything. but this is amazing. it's delicious. it really is. >> watermelon feeds friends too, sam. >> it can't be there alone. >> are these the recipes we're going to find. i know "the chew," you have a book coming out. >> we do, we have a book. it's a little bit from all of us, some of the favorite recipes we've done in the first year of the show. we're really excited about it. people ask us for more recipes. there's going to be a couple new things. but mostly some of the stuff we've done on the show. more mint. feta cheese. you give it a little mixy, mixy. think of a tomato salad but with watermelon. >> is it amy robach approved? >> oh, yeah. chowing down here. >> and we have big grilled rib eyes. >> again -- >> manly man. >> you could eat the whole thing. but how i think about meat, you share it with a vegetable. tomato salad, red peppers, olives, red onions. delicious. >> as always, delicious. you see my plate, almost empty already. michael, thank you. you guys do a gre

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the other thing, i have been trying to find my cousin oliver. they brought him in in the fifth season because i was getting less cute and a better rack. oliver came in and and i can't find him. >> you are confusing your family with "the brady bunch." >> no. little blonde kid, helmet hair, was not accurate for the 50s look, buts he helped us out. >> i believe it was robbie rist. >> no, he was on our show. that's why they say you jump the oliver. the show is not as good. fonzie jumps the oliver. >> have you ever been asked on the street or at wal-mart or where you live about your resemblance to a certain repulsive sidekick on a late night show? >> currently don't own a tv, but he sounds like a dream boat. call me, who ever you are. >> he is gorgeous. >> ask him if he likes cougars. >> you can throw janet from "three's company" on there too. >> and which one from gilligan's island? >> marianne. >> i want to open it up to the panel. by the way, this is always a tragic story, sherrod. it goes back almost to the football story. people who peak early a

oliver stone heavy and controversial topics in films, and his latest work explores drug culture and the've long been an advocate for the virtue of failing. you can't move forward without the courage to take risk. i know this as a business owner and as mayor. you need to reward people for taking that occasional risk and not always succeeding. at the end of the day, mistakes are a portal of discovery. california and particularly the bay area are at its best when we i am brace the culture of entrepreneurialism and forward thinking. supporting gay marriage may not have won me many friends when i was mayor, but it was the right thing to do, and despite the political risk, it was president obama's conviction in supporting gay rights last month that brought us a step closer to that reality. it was the right thing to do. tom, chip, and oliver, well, by their own admissions of all made mistakes along their careers but would never have learned from those mistakes had they been afraid of criticism, being occasionally wrong. it's this kind of thought leaders that i want front and center on this sho

but, of course, look, at the tend of the day, i was in that courtroom as was wes oliver, and there was an overwhelming case presented. eight victims taking the stand providing sometimes gut-wrenching testimony, and two of them breaking down and weeping on that stand, it is very hard to, to overcome something like that. and joe amendola, for all of his reasonable legal skills could not prevent evidence that showed any one of these eight victims was lying. he tried to suggest that they might have been because they had lawyers, but not a single piece of evidence was put on hand showing that these people concocted these stories for any reason. >> also with us outside of the courthouse in bellefonte, pennsylvania, is nbc news wes oliver. wes, take us into that moment in the courtroom tonight when the verdict was read. what did you see? what can you tell us? >> it was a fairly somber moment, unlike the atmosphere outside which became almost like the end of a college basketball game. inside of the courtroom, there was just a very hushed tone as the guilty verdicts were read one after another.

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>> oliver, it's great to have you on the show. a new movie related to the drug war, mexican cartels issues that are topical here today with everything going on. >> less of a documentary. traffic, i loved it, it told me a lot but this is more of a hypothetical fiction. it's based on a novel by don winslow and proposes the idea because california has a big growing industry and medical marv and we have the best we'd in the world. i'm telling you that from my own experience of 40 years. jamaican we'd, and because americans are techy minded and mad chemists, they have taken the afghan seeds and brought them to california, rededicated themselves and made the finest seeds in the world finest grass you can smoke and as a result the mexican cartels which basically produce a lot of [bleep] insectside we'd and sell it in heavy volume want to get into the california business with our young people, and they offer them a deal that's hard to refuse. it's certainly like a wal-mart coming in and saying i want to be your partner. but the boys fight

for more on this we go to john oliver in england.n, thanks for joining us right now. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: john, where exactly are you? >> jon i'm at chetcington circle near sacks ton-on-walloby. >> jon: that's not a real place, is it? >> do you know that for sure? jon: no. why don't you shut the [bleep] up, jon >> jon: the prime minister forgetting his eight-year-old daughter. i mean that's got to be a huge scandal >> not really, jon. in britain being left by your parent is a hallowed rite of passage. when every child reaches eight years of age they are abandoned by their family and forced to fend for themselves for a period of time. it's like our rumspringer, a coming of age, an orphan mitzvah, if you will >> jon: to leave an eight-year-old child alone in a pub, she must have been terrified >> at least he left her in a nice pub, jon. oh, the plow at camdden, trust me, jon. there are far less reputable establishments she could have been left in like the witch's chootch or the. i myself was left in the rat and pedophile. th

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oliver stone. >> hello, piers. >> welcome. i'm very excited. i've been a huge fan of yours for a long time. i don't normally say that. it's a very american thing to say that. we're british. we tend to hide our feelings. i love the provocative undercurrent towards them. i love the fact you in your own life are as provocative. you don't really take prisoners, do you? >> no, i try to be a politician. i try to be a diplomat. i try to do -- i don't want to offend people. i certainly don't look for fights. because you know what they end up in. it isn't pretty it so what i am interested in is curious about the truth. i go for it. i don't want to run away from what i know. so if someone says, you know, if you want to lead with a question and you say, i can't run from the truth, maybe i can phrase it better. >> if you google your name, almost everything that comes up on the first page involves the word "controversial." >> not really but that is a little bit exaggerated. i think there is a body of work that stands up. the controversial thing -- >> do you

as opposed to your olives. >> mrs.time. >>> up next, a family-friendly father's day feast. but first this "today" on nbc. >>> now a happy father's day family-friendly feast. pressure is on for mom and kids to create an unforgettable meal for dad. >> here is a dish the kids can help you make. here is our culinary expert known as the iron palate. she brought along her two sous chefs. nice to see you all! >> hi, everybody. happy father's day. >> i love how healthy this meal is about to be. >> we want to keep dads around a little bit longer, right? >> yes. we want them heart healthy and prostate clean. >> very heart healthy. this entire meal is that way. we are starting with chicken instead of the regular steak, and garlic which is anti-viral, as you know. >> of course. >> paprika, a very, very good spice. it has eight times the vitamin c of a tomato. >> you're kidding me. >> i'm not kidding. tomato, tomato, cilantro. you know what's amazing about cilant cilantro? besides the flavor, it's good for your digestive system and