i gotta tell olive. ♪ hey! where's olive? (gasp!) oh no! there's her sack!get her! we do? but.. what about the dark? we've got george. olive is our friend and she's in there with the dragon, all alone. she needs us, squidgy. oh. as long as we stay close. you got it! ♪ wow, it sure is dark in here. it's a good thing we've got you, george! ♪ hello? mr. dragon...? (roars) (startled) ah! (curious) what? (cowering) ahh! wait a second, that's not a dragon. it's only a little bird. don't worry, little fella. we'll get you out of here. ♪ justin! squidgy! olive?!? i've been looking all over for you two! and we were looking for you! and this is our "dragon"! cheep! (giggles) the echoes in the cave must have made it sound like a big dragon. yeah. and we better get this fella back to his mommy. ♪ behold! the dragon of the dark dark cave! (cheering) ♪ (cheep cheep) awwww... i feel silly... we were scared of a little bird. but you and squidgy thought it was a scary dragon and still went in to help me. that was brave. yeah... yeah, i guess you're right! not

the only person i knew was oliver. >> oliver was 30-year-old oliver o'quinn, an intensive care nurse at shands hospital on the campus of the university of florida. a background check revealed michelle and oliver were casual friends. >> i'd describe him as quirky. there was something about him, something that he felt like he had to go the extra mile to prove himself, where most people would just be themselves. the way he acted about michelle, i kind of knew from when he first met her that he had had a crush on her. >> i think she made comments to both her friends and her mother that he was weird and that she felt sorry for him. >> then police discovered some troubling information. a review of michelle's phone records showed that o'quinn's interest in michelle bordered on harassment. >> he had called michelle herndon 43 times in less than a month, and he had called michelle herndon every single day for nine straight days preceding her murder. he never calls her again. he knows there's no one there to answer. >> o'quinn's job in the intensive care unit would have given him access to ped

we talked mika has never been to olive garden. i have grown up on olive garden. joe, i thought you would like to take mika to her first olive garden experience. >> they will give me a tour of italy? >> no, they have basically everything on one plate and i eat it. there is a great place. maybe, you know, you could -- >> how much is it for? >> to the mill creek mall? >> $200? >> you can go times square. we were out in secaucus olive garden. >> talk about a lot! >> i think this is great, though. we all need to go. >> sounds like you want to go with donny. >> are you gifting it to me or

horrendous sales figures, minus 5.4% for olive garden, negative 8.8% for red lobster. management plan is simply a terrible admission that it has no idea what to do with red lobster, no ability to turn it around as it's tried mightily over the years. and instead, just wants to off

kiya ran away... but it's not olive's fault.

introducing olive garden's pronto lunch starting at $6.99. an entirely new menu created with your busy schedule in mind. >> jon: samantha bee. handmade italian sandwiches, flatbreads, and our signature soup and salad. starting at $6.99. and all served "pronto!" at olive garden. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ i'm ten feet tall ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ i'm ten feet tall ♪

so, all the oils, except for extra virgin olive oil are made that way.he problem with that is that you damage some of the molecu molecules. >> why do you think it is that they've put canola oil in all of our snacks? >> it's cheap. >> cheaper than corn oil or soy oil? >> on the commodity market they'll pick whatever oil is the cheapest on that day. canola, soy bean and corn oil is sort of neck and neck. it's popular because there's lots of it around, grows very well in canada and it's -- yeah, it's cheap. >> why do they use all of this stuff, all these chemicals to make this oil? why can't they just squeeze a corn colonel and get oil or squeeze an olive and get oil? >> it has ingredients that make it have a short shelf life. oils are very sensitive. >> like enzymes, you mean? >> no, they're color compound that is absorb light which then damages the oil. >> so put it in a dark bottle. >> they could do that but the industry was not interested so much in shelf life or in health. >> no. >> and the shelf life if you can get two or three years, you could make t

a fatal accident, unfortunately, at washington and olive and matt keller is on the way. avoid the area if you can. fremont boulevard is the go alternate. walnut creek is getting busy with brake lights in the southbound direction of 680 toward 24 but no stalls or accidents. >> we will talk about the breaking news from fremont with officers on the scene of a worse accident near washington boulevard and osgood down the street from a head-on crash that sent a mother and child to the hospital overnight and matt keller arrived at the newest crash. what is happening this? >> this is a mile and a half away from the other accident and i get confirmation from a police officer this is a fatal pedestrian accident with all parties have remained on the scene and they say there have been no arrests. everyone is cooperating. washington boulevard is a major thoroughfare that connects to 680 so it is going to be blocked off and an officer told me it will be blocked off if -- for several hours as the traffic investigation is split into two accidents. a few hours earlier a head-on crash sen

why can't they just squeeze a corn kernel and get oil arsqueeze an olive and get oil?en you squeeze the oil, it has ingredients that make it have a short shelf life. oils are sensitive. >> those are like enzymes you mean. >> no, mostly antioxidants and color compounds. >> put it in a dark bottle. >> they could do that. but the industry was not interested so much in shelf life, or in health, than in shelf life. and the shelf life if you can get two or three years, then you could make that oil in new york and you could sell it in johannesburg. so you have a huge potential market. that was the point of the -- of treating the oils that way. and of course when i came along i said that's crazy because those oils are not good for health, they are not good for frying, that is the worst thing we've invented. we should make oils with health in mind. so making oils with health in mind became my mission. i had been poisoned by pesticides and realize i'm not going to get healthy on oils associated with inflammation and cancer so that's where i got started. i said let's make them ri

♪ when you're smiling >> reporter: oliver clings to it. and that's not his father.en a nurse. pat rice is a volunteer cuddler, at the lucile packard children's hospital, stanford. he and his wife, claire fitzgerald, have been cuddling babies here for 16 years. the nurses were telling me that these cuddles have an immediate impact for these infants. it's measurable. you look at the blue number here, apparently that's blood oxygenation. and as it starts to climb, it means the baby's relaxed, breathing deeply. dr. ronald cohen says cuddling leads to better tolerance of pain, more stable body temperature and stronger vital signs. >> if you remember back to your own childhood, mom's hug was the best medicine. that hug is the best medicine. >> reporter: for oliver and sky's parents, the cuddlers are a godsend. >> you can't be here 24 hours a day. and it's very comforting knowing while you're not here, there's someone holding your child, tenderly loving your child. >> you know, these people are scared to death. >> reporter: you're there to cuddle the parents as much as you

oliver luckett.about to markets.aker-- on the ♪ . . >> welcome to "lunch money" where we tie together the best stories, interviews and videos in business news. in for adamr johnson. it is showtime in geneva -- europe loss against carmakers are there high-tech wheels in the alps. and in the east, breakfast at starbucks -- the world largest chain adds a vegetable and egg sandwich. some light reading on capitol hill -- we will help you cut drew president obama's budget plan. and today luxury -- is richard

we mixed in some olive oil. you keep going with the olive oil and mix it until it's emulsified and put that on top. mix that together, fold in the hummus and if you need a little more, you might need some more. >> a little more. >> there we get. >> tomatoes. >> cherry tomatoes, a little bit of salt to bring out the juices beforehand. a little lemon in there. there we go. tuna salad, simple to make, and very healthy. i'm going to eat it right from the spoon. time to eat. ciao. everybody. >> keeping the food theme going. >>> if you have been to the grocery store lately you noticed probably that prices are through the roof. kpix 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains it's the drought that's running our wallets dry and the higher prices may not be the only change in store. >> reporter: have you noticed changes at the register lately? >> i noticed the higher prices. >> the price of meat has gone up. >> mill something really expensive, too, and tomatoes are ridiculously expensive now. >> reporter: no matter whe

we talked mika has never been to olive garden. i have grown up on olive garden. joe, i thought you would like to take mika to her first olive garden experience. >> they will give me a tour of italy? >> no, they have basically everything on one plate and i eat it. there is a great place. maybe, you know, you could -- >> how much is it for? >> to the mill creek mall? >> $200? >> you can go times square. we were out in secaucus olive garden. >> talk about a lot! >> i think this is great, though. we all need to go. >> sounds like you want to go with donny. >> are you gifting it to me or not? you can't tease me with that! >> yeah. >> i will give you the gift card. we are all going. >> olive garden awaits. >> we are all going to go. >> i think i just got turned down. >>> also with us -- >> we are all family at olive garden. >> i'm excited. tour of italy. >>> msnbc political analyst and visiting professor at nyu, harold ford jr. are you getting any sleep with that beautiful new baby? >> a little bit. my wife is suffering even more. >> you can go to olive garden with us.

she was hit on washington boulevard near olive about 6 a.m. police say a 49-year-old man in a corvette hit her. he told the officers he heard a noise. he thought it was a bird, but then he saw the body in the road. he is cooperating with officers. >>> new details about another accident in the same area this morning, a head-on head-on collision that's left a little girl fighting for her life. kpix 5's anne makovec on why police say her injuries were aid avoidable. >> it was just after midnight when a 33-year-old mother in this honda civic crossed the center line of osgood road and hit this camry head on n. backseat her 4-year-old daughter in a car seat that wasn't secured. >> the car seat basically flew from one side of the vehicle to the other, and the child likely hit her head on impact. >> the little girl was taken to children's hospital with critical head injuries. the mother was seriously injured but is expected to survive as is the 30-year-old man who was driving the camry. but police say both drivers may eventually face charges of dui. >

and take a look at these olives. it looks like a traditional olive. actually, this one, take a look -- it's liquid inside! you know how they make this? it is fascinating. they get pure olive juice, they introduce it in a swimming pool of potassium and you get this liquid and when you take it off you achieve a hard consistency in the outside but still is liquid inside. ates good thing. i can have seconds. and those are gnocchi with coffee. here again, things won't be what it seems because probably this gnocchi is liquid inside (laughter) yes! it is! >> charlie: "new york times" says ferran adria's menu is about as close to art as it gets. he has a new book, "elbulli 2005-2011", which features over 750 recipes. here's a glimpse of those dishes from his recent film "1846". i am pleased to have ferran adria back at this table and glad to have his interpreter sophia perez as well. good to see you. this man invited me to come to elbulli for the last meal and i couldn't come. it's high up on my list of regrets in life. >> so when he opens up the foundation,

much more, much better than olive garden and red lob.e saw yesterday to turn around olive garden hardly inspired anyone. no reason to think it'll happen. darden doesn't need to break up with red lobster, needs to break up with the ceo. it's time for a new garden to try to fix these places, not just throw away one in attempt to turn around the others. why not give someone new a chance before taking drastic action. this isn't addition by subtraction. it's just plain old subtraction, and real bad math at that. stay with cramer. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ my mom works at ge. comcast business built for your company. your customers. your... sales department built from the ground up. for fast downloads. fast uploads. for a... built for tablets. for laptops. for... this. built for saving money. built for saving time. built for architects

>>some extra virgin olive oil. finish with extra virgin olive oil.>over here we have a little bit of for sureprocioutto. >>thank you so much. 20 locations per round of the chicago areaaround the chicago area >>wgntv.com/midday area >>wgntv.com/midday area >>wgntv.com/midday and then into a truck. you own in boxes and then take everything out of the truck and out of the boxes? you know the answers to questions like that, so you're the best person to do your taxes. intuit turbotax. it's amazing what you're capable of. hey kevin...still eating chalk for hearburn? yea. try alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heart burn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. alka-seltzer fruit chews. enjoy the relief! time for the answer to today's trivia question. which of the fallen islands does not belong to following items iisland's did not belong to italy ? >> there's a storm during the day tomorrow. the sun is out. here is the forecast by morning when the rain has reached the area. the rain might pause at times. >> a warm-up

olive is our friend and she's in there with the dragon, all alone. she needs us, squidgy. oh. as long as we stay close. you got it! ♪ wow, it sure is dark in here. it's a good thing we've got you, george! ♪ hello? mr. dragon...? (roars) (startled) ah!

hi olive! welcome to merry old england! so what's all this stuff? well, i'm a squire.hat's a knight's helper. and this is everything i need to help my knight. ooh! can i be justin's helper? can i? can i? sure! here, i'll give you some of sir edmund's stuff. he won't mind. here! whoa! it's okay! i'm good, i'm good.

olive! squidgy! ♪ oooooh! let's go! ♪ ♪ come along! ♪ we're gonna find adventure! ♪ ♪ hurray!e justin time. ♪ ♪ let's go! ♪

olive oil you put it in the fridge to make sure it solidifies so you know it's only olive oils.y like this, this is -- >> they're very salty tasting. here what i like to do. if you have broccoli, you can just sprits it on there lightly. it's made from soy protein, so that's a lot better. >> i think this is a great book. it explains to people what they need to do and why they need to do it. i think people need to know why. you look great so it must work. >> so do you. >> thanks for coming on the show. >> thanks, dari. those are some terrific ideas even i can believe in. up next, one of hollywood's hottest hairstylists shows us how changing just a little bit of our look will take years off of our face. in any case, come on, it's spring. maybe it's time for a newer, softer look. unique set of nutri. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help protect yr eye health. as yoage, your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is a vitamin made just for youeyes from the eye care experts at bausch + lomb. ocuvite has a unique formula that'

with olive garden's new cucina mia for just $9.99.n dinner first, choose unlimited soup or salad. then create your own pasta with one of five homemade sauces. and finish with dessert. three courses, $9.99. at olive garden. have o'hare party repair install new tostitos fajita scoops and queso blanco dip. these chips have red peppers you can actually see. mmm! [ male announcer ] no wonder they taste like fajitas. tostitos. bring the party. is here -- without all the hassle. bud light lime straw-ber-rita is perfectly mixed with a refreshing twist of bud light lime. just pop, pour over ice and enjoy. and now try new mango and raz-ber-rita. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, thanks so much. folks, i hope you know that there is absolutely no bigger supporter of the police than yours truly. they should have every tool at their disposal to keep us safe. but now a bunch of weak kneed lawmakers are trying to take away a critical crime fighting tool. >> they don't want you police officers to have sex with prostitutes could be on the last leg.

i've got some coarse salt, extra virgin olive oil, a little bit of premium balsamic vinegar. all we're going to do to this salad is we're going to take our tomatoes and we're going to dress them with a little bit of this extra virgin olive oil and coarse salt and pepper. we're just going to kinda slide these guys around. and this is the easiest salad and so simple, so delicious. we're going to put a couple of these tomatoes on the plate... however you like... and some of this beautiful mozzarella. we'll put a couple more of these guys on there. and maybe a little bit more of this mozzarella and a couple of more tomatoes... and then another scoop of this mozzarella. and then i'm going to take this micro basil and we're going to give that a little bit of the extra virgin olive oil, a little bit of the coarse salt. we're going to toss it and we're going to put that puppy right on top and let it fall wherever you want. and then we're just going to top it with our vinegar... and there you have it. heirloom tomato, micro basil, burrata mozzarella, salad. so, once again, for "califo

at olive garden. suddenly you're a mouthbreather., put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than cold medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. >>> and finally to the heart of why we care so much about this story, not for all that is unknown or the unprecedented global search. it's about 239 people who have not seen, hugged or talked to their kids, partners, soulmates family or friends in 15 days. here now a snapshot solve some of the lives. wife and mother of india is the executive secretary of the international collective in support of fish workers. her husband let cnn see the note he wrote to friends and family to thank them for their support. it says, i remain focused on what we have at hand by way of information and stay with the knowledge that she is strong and courageous and her goodness must count for something somewhere. i carry firmly that the faith that the forces of life are eternal, immutable and every present to keep the drama every mov

now you can create your own perfecat olive garden, with our new cucina mia menu, for just $9.99.e homemade sauce that tempts you the most. like our addictively creamy garlic asiago, devilishly spicy diavolo or garden-fresh primavera with roasted vegetables. all made from scratch and made to order. served with your choice of our new artisinal pastas including gluten free. new cucina mia is all about flavor, all about you, and all just $9.99. at olive garden, we're all family here. >>> i'm wolf blitzer, we want to once again welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we're following the breaking news in the ukraine. just a moment ago, a spokesman for the u.n. secretary general saying that the secretary general is gravely concerned about the situation in ukraine and the secretary general making sure he wants to reiterate his call calling for full respect of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the ukraine. clear, direct message to the russian president vladimir putin. russian troops are already in at least small numbers are already in crimea. christiane a

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then you've got darden, parent company of olive garden, red lobster.own about 10% on the year. again, opposite directions, both of these companies are trading just around where the average analyst estimates are. so we asked piper jaffrey analyst what's happening with these two stocks. for brinker it's a wait and see attitude. the cfo just left the company and their market share is static. they are not losing but they're not gaining. they are a regular share repurchaser and that helps earnings growth. darden, on the other hand, is losing market share in its core brands and has inconsistent earnings. but they do have the ability to retain good brand and store level managers. that's a big thing, the people power factor. still, if you are short darden stock and bought brinker at the beginning of the year, you would have a big winning pair trade. the gap, 24% in terms of the upper end of the gains and the lower end of the losses for those darden shares. >> very quick question. which do you prefer to eat at? obviously each has a stable of different brands. w

jsut ust a little olive oil. you can use any green. whatever you like. little bit of salt and black peperper. fresh squeezed lemon juice. >>695 deerfield road. >>you can look at their menu. we will put the recipe at wgntv.com/midday >>look how lovely that looks. [ female announcer ] juicy, white grapefruit, with fresh mint. new herbal essences naked shampoo. no silicone, parabens or dyes. [ wind whisping ] bare your softest hair with new herbal essences naked. [ woman ] ahh. even the ends of my hair are tingling. [ female announcer ] herbal essences. [ ding ] houdini was born, what was his given birth name? >>he was born in hungary. >>we would like to do a houdini and escape this weather. >>it is cooling today. if there is one positive, this cold air mass is sandwiched between storms and dfelectineflecting them. we are right in between. >>a big storm going up the east coast. >> wind will be formidable. kind of makes you not feel so bad about our weather here which will be around 38 tomorrow after an unseasonable 28 tomorrow after an unseasonable 28 today

this is right near olive avenue. this is where one person was hit and killed by a car just a short time ago while trying to cross the street. it's unclear if the victim was in the crosswalk. we're still waiting to talk to police. the driver involved in the deadly crash remained here after the accident. this is, by the way, the second serious crash in fremont just this morning. after midnight a 4-year-old girl and her mother both suffered critical injuries in a drunk driving crash a few blocks away on osgood road. police say that girl's mother was under the influence, driving a gray honda civic when she slammed head on into another car coming the opposite direction. that little girl was strapped into a car seat but police say the car seat doesn't appear to have been properly buckled in. police believe the honda veered into a toyota camera and the driver of the other car appeared to be under the influence, according to police. but that driver suffered minor injuries. police say this whole situation was very difficult t

my name is pete oliver right to a boil. i enjoyed the us versions available this is your marketplace today research makes the network. roo and new moon the fan. the news. stand up between ukraine and russia continued through the night as the reporting deadline for ukrainian soldiers to surrender passed without serious incident. western media on a march third had reported that russia's black sea fleet told ukrainian forces in crimea to surrender by five am on march quarter or face a military assault thousands of russian troops invaded the peninsula late last month after former president viktor yanukovich fled to russia. us secretary of state

>>the new spring seasonal menu is now at olive garden.on bruschetta atop a buttery crab risotto, or fall in yum with our chicken primavera, always served with unlimited salad and breadsticks. the all new spring seasonal menu at olive garden. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's ouu show. here it is your moment zen. >> somehow using his cell phone at 1:48 in the morning. >> for porn, dan. porn! >> okay. whatever -- whatever it was for though he was claiming that they captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the report, good to have you with us. thank you so much, ladies and gentlemen. >> stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! (cheers and applause)

at olive garden. >>> welcome back.g. 25 nations are searching for malaysia airlines flight 370. coming up short. dozens of ships and planes scouring huge swaths of ocean and land. the search includes trying to detect pings from the flight data recorders. chuck scofield joins me. he works for a company that makes one of the components that emit signals in flight data recorders. we do know the plane's tran transponder was shut off. >> as far as the ping, it triggers once it is submerged in water. >> how close do search crews need to get to the plane to pick up a signal from it. >> depending on a few factors. traffic in the area, algae in the water, et cetera. they are certified to two nautical miles. >> given the enormous depth of the indian ocean, i think would they have to be right up on it in a certain depth of water? >> they are certified to survive up to 20,000 feet. as far as locating the device, that two miles is good for any direction. >> what are the chances, though, of the beacons failing? woe look at recent ai

an olive each, okay. what i want you to do is get the olive into the glass, one glass each.e. go. you've got 20 seconds. is this actually happening? no, no, no. let me show you. >> come on. watch this. >> check this out. >> oh! >> oh, yeah. >> better turn it quick. >> oh! >> well, that was illuminating. >> right. wait. this is the one. let me have that -- so in here, i have -- >> yeah. >> okay. check it out. what happens when i put it in there. that's hot, that's cold. >> i don't know. do it. i'm scared. >> this is cool. >> whoa! >> thank you very much. >> tonight on national geographic channel. >>> how to make money from all the stuff sitting around your house. >> here you go. >> never mind. we'll see you in a little bit. >> and jerrod niemann is with us singing after this. >>> this money saving money. this is for you. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >

frankie's olive oil. >> jimmy: olives are the best! these are the best. >> you ever make cavatelli before? >> jimmy: no. they make them that fast? vice.com, what's going on with that? you guys doing a special thing? >> we're doing a show called "being frank. the life and times of frank and frank." owning, operating a restaurant. traveling the world. procuring stuff like this. making cocktails. >> jimmy: you guys hooked up -- you were friends for a while and -- then you you didn't talk to each other for a little bit, not on purpose, then you ran into each other? >> we got separated for 20 years. and then frank serendipitously got pulled over by the nypd in front of my house. [ laughter ] better known as the jimmy fallon show security. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. you know my guys, absolutely. but then you got together and you opened the best places. oh, my gosh. i mean the one -- the one in manhattan is amazing. the one in brooklyn is just off the charts. any one of the frankie's you want to go, check it out. you have the pasta -- you go

introducing olive garden's pronto lunch starting at $6.99.entirely new menu created with your busy schedule in mind. >> jon: samantha bee. handmade italian sandwiches, flatbreads, and our signature soup and salad. starting at $6.99. and all served "pronto!" at olive garden. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ i'm ten feet tall ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ i'm ten feet tall ♪ [ male announcer ] the exceedingly nimble, ridiculously agile, tight turning, fun to drive 2014 smart. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jon: we will -- welcome back. our guest tonight one of my favorites stars in and directs the new film "bad words." jason bateman. jason -- [cheers and applause] it's jason bateman. ♪ how are you, sir? >> very nice group of people you have here. >> jon: they are a lovely group of people. it's nice when ice happens to nice -- nice happens to nice. how are you my friend? >> that sounded very yiddish. >> jon: that is very little -- >> nice is what happens to nice. >> jon: i bet there's a yiddish -- >> when learn a good yiddish word i try to log it down. >> jon: w

at olive garden. when you can have digiorno? delivery or digiorno? sauce, digiorno's rising crust pizza is better than ever. thankfully it's not delivery, it's digiorno. [cheers and applause] >> jon: we will -- welcome back. our guest tonight one of my favorites stars in and directs the new film "bad words." jason bateman. jason -- [cheers and applause] it's jason bateman. ♪ how are you, sir? >> very nice group of people you have here. >> jon: they are a lovely group of people. it's nice when ice happens to nice -- nice happens to nice. how are you my friend? >> that sounded very yiddish. >> jon: that is very little -- >> nice is what happens to nice. >> jon: i bet there's a yiddish -- >> when learn a good yiddish word i try to log it down. >> jon: what are you learn something in. >> hazary? >> jon: sure a guy who is a bit of a hazar -- a guy trying to screw you over. >> if there's garbage going up. i want to skip the hazari? is that right. >> jon: no, it's not. >> here is the beauty -- mishaga. is that what i was looking for. >> jon: that is like cr

en olive garden. no te preocupa quedarte dormido adiós!ú junta.s campesinos, cÉsar chÁvez, hubiera cumplido maÑana treinta y uno de marzo ochenta y siete aÑos. este fin de semana, su vida y su legado fueron llevados al cine. quisimos ver de primera mano cÓmo ha cambiado la vida de los campesinos en los Últimos aÑos. luis mejid viajÓ a los sembradÍos de california y nos tiene el siguiente informe. . >> en cuarenta aÑo el trabajo cambiÓ poco, para las cosechas aÚn hay que tener una espalda fuerte. pero por lo menos ahora, en el campo, hay baÑos, agua para tomar y campesinos con derechos. >> trataba muy mal a la gente, y ahora no. >> daniel martÍnez siempre se acuerda del hombre que lo hizo posible. >> en el setenta y nueve se llenaba la central de puro cÉsar chÁvez, yo lo vivÍ. >> ajÁ. >> yo lo vivÍ. >> cÉsar chÁvez consiguiÓ lo que otros no pudieron. con boicots, huelgas y ayunos, organizÓ a los trabajadores agrÍcolas de california, y fundÓ la union de campesinos. dolores huerta fue co fundadora. >> si esperamos que alguien venga y haga ( ) para no

pringles crea tu propia pasta especial por solo $9.99ia de olive garden 5 salsas hechas con ingredienteshabla daniela diego. el abogado de maria corina machado dijo que la diputada a la asamblea nacional de venezuela fue liberada luego de ser retenida en el aeropuerto de caracas al regresar de hablar en la oea sobre la situacion de su pais. rusia dijo hoy que ocupo 189 instalaciones militares ucraniana en crimea, dos dias despues que el presidente vladimir putin firmo leyes para anexar a rusia esa peninsula de ucrania equipos de rescate buscaban sobrevivientes despues que se escucharon voces entre los escombros de un deslizamiento de tierra que mato a tres personas en el estado de washington. ahora regresamos al punto de la discusion y el debate con jorge ramos y ahora venezuela semana 5 n protestas en la kaefrl en contra del rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro no para, la oposiciÓn acusa al gobierno de detener, torturar y matar estudiantes y manifestantes la censura de prensa es fÉrrea pero gracias a redes sociales y en particular a twitter nos enteramos y vemos lo que estÁ pasando alla. nuestra

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at olive garden. >> glad you could join us.me back to the special live coverage of the disappearance of flight 370. many wonder with today's technology why everyday cell phone tracking can't help pinpoint the location of any of the cell phones of the 239 people on board that plane. shouldn't it be as easy as using a "find my phone" app. experts say, maybe not. cnn technology analyst, brett larson. so cell phone tracking, is it being used in this search? >> it could be, but it may not be very valuable. because cell phones are most easily tracked when they have a cellular or data connection. even if you have 268 phones, all turned on, all actively looking for a signal, if there is no signal to be found, those cell phones and even the "find my phone" app are useless. even though they have a gps data or connection, they are not going to be able to find you relative to where you are, because they need that data connection to say, okay, you are here. so if you're -- say, if you're in the middle of the grand canyon and there is no cel

como la spicy diavolo y la creamy garlic asiago especialidades a tu gusto por $9.99 en olive garden. de venezuela". eva golinger nos habla esta semana desde nueva york. eva, gracias por hablar con nosotros. >> muchÍsimas gracias, jorge. >> eva, el presidente hugo chÁvez te llamÓ "la novia de venezuela" ¿cÓmo te ganaste este nombre? >> bueno, realmente fue el resultado del trabajo que yo venÍa haciendo, una investigaciÓn, usando una ley en estados unidos, la ley de acceso a la informaciÓn para descubrir miles de documentos que evidenciaban el papel del gobierno de washington en el golpe de estado contra chÁvez en abril, dos mil dos. y bÁsicamente fue como un reconocimiento a mi trabajo que Él utilizÓ esa frase. >> ahora, eva, tÚ claramente apoyabas a hugo chÁvez, pero nicolÁs maduro no es hugo chavez ¿por quÉ estÁs apoyando ahora al gobierno de nicolÁs maduro cuando ha sido acusado de ser el responsable de mÁs de veinte muertes desde que se iniciaron las protestas en su contra, de detener, de torturar, de matar estudiantes ¿por quÉ apoyas a nicolÁs maduro? >> bueno, en primer lugar es

oliver, welcome. it's good to talk to you today. >> thanks, scott. good to hear from you. >> top metric you're looking at here for the upgrade? >> yeah, we are excited about comp store sales. correlated about 0.74 to the stock. so that really should drive the stock higher. and again, this is about people, it's about new product. it's also about product cost savings with respect to lower diamond cost working for the gross margin. we like the story. we like the wealth effect. it has store growth as well. >> it's interesting. if you look at the retail news out to the, children's place or staples, i know that costco's comps were okay but there are other issues there. it would lead one to believe that the consumer may be hurting along with the survey that diners are going to be cutting down on their meals out. so how does tiffany break through that and stand out from that crowd? >> yeah, i do agree that it's a mixed consumer environment but i would say that the affluent consumer tended to do well in the s&p 500 last year. and that wealth affect could have

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