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and we put a bit of olive oil on here, paint these.vegetables at same time. >> you have a lot of spice in that olive oil as well. >> $6 for eight kabob sticks. very important, when you thread these, make sure that the meat, tomatoes and onions are all the same size. if they're not, they're not going to touch the grill and get that lovely brown flavor. make sure they're cut the same way. >> package them up if you're going to go to the beach. did you say why you soak them? >> soak these in the water to make sure they don't burn on the barbecue. when you turn them, because they're flat, the whole kabob turns. >> very good point. now for the most important part of the party. >> my favorite part of the party. sangria, great summer drink. >> i've always wanted to know how to make this. do you use a cheaper wine? you're going to mix it with fruit. >> you are. these are roses. you get great roses for $10, $12, $15 a bottle. they're not expensive. you can drink it from memorial day to labor day. >> you can use a nice wine? >> exactly. now i'm g

>> first of all, oliver was not interested initially about doing a sequel. we did a few tracks. -- we get a few drafts, then we got a good handle on it. oliver agreed to come on in, and i felt good. it was like bookends. i knew he was angry and hungry. he had been whacked a couple of times the last couple of years. everybody is wonderful in the picture. this young guy, shia labouef, he is 22 years old, and he is wonderful. tavis: the girls like him. >> he was an animal. he knew what he had, and he delivered. there are 22, 23 years old. tavis: since you mentioned that you are a news junkie, what do you make of the state of our union? >> it is debilitating. i am so proud of the president that we have, the leadership, and i think he does have a link andesque quality -- a lincoln esque quality to be able to see long range. the economics of this, i think we have another three or four years here that will be pretty brutal. hopefully, maybe we can resolve a couple of issues in the world. but i travel a lot. i am outside of our country more than most americans, and

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if you plant and cultivate and sell and take your olives and grow your wheat there's always some hope in the ground and this is called the first ran. the first rain comes at long last. we have made it to be completed many weeks for you drinking in the sunbaked days on the hillside talking to god about water, a conference call with the clouds. we are so thursday, the parched fields whispered to the wind. now the valley flashes an electronic beam of green leaves and the wheat promises bread in a victory. bread and victory. so the palestinians. other places of suppression, depression and oppression as we take a little trip around the world to talk about the country where i have been living the past 25 years. i came to -- i actually grew up in a great part of my leader adolescence and early twenties spent in mexico as a number put was a part of the generation and followed the beat to mexico city where in fact it was like the first outpost before they moved on and hung out with paul and william burroughs had an apartment and shot his wife in the head [inaudible] and that building has becom

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. >>> religion extended an olive branch. nicholas copernicus once condemned by the roman catholic church for his scientific theory was reburied by polish priests in a lavish ceremony. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street is going to be kicking off the dow. the dow opened at 10, 193 after gaining 125 points on friday. the s&p rose 16 and the nasdaq rose 25 points. as we take a look at overseas, in tokyo the nikkei gained 26 points and while in hong kong the hang seng gain 121 points jo volatility is the name of the game on wall street these days. china's stocks jumpeded to a three-month high on the possibility that country is ready to rein in some of its oefrts. china's president stressed the need to prop up the global economy during the start of bilateral talks. it's long ben pegged to the dollar's value as opposed to a broader basket of currency. meanwhile oil prices snap add three-day slide trading nearly $17 a barrel today. crude prices have fallen in the last 11 of the 15 trading days to a high of $87 may

about two neighboring apartments and one family who live in the apartment, it's katherine and oliverboring apartment which is inhabited by a elderly woman who probably in her 90s. and they're essentially waiting for her to die so they can start construction. >> jimmy: what? that is so cruel! wait, so, the old lady sold it to them? >> yeah, the old lady sold it. >> jimmy: and said "i'm probably going to die." so, might as well make my money, now. if you don't mind me -- >> that's pretty much the deal and amanda peet and i play her granddaughters. who are her only living family and relatives and i -- well, we sort of look after her. and it's sort of about the dynamics of these people and relationships of all of us. it's a very ensemble, very funny, very subtle, very -- >> jimmy: yeah, 'cause it is -- it is -- it is nice. she is a nice old lady but i want her to die. she should die so i can get her place. i want the apartment. yeah and also in the movie you're single, i should say. and you go on -- we have a clip of the movie where you go on a blind date. >> we go on a blind date, yeah.

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in preparing f today, i turned to the words of oliver wendell holmes. reflecting on his of a work spirit, he said, "to fight out a war, you must believe in something and want something with all your might, so much you do to carry anything else to a end is worth reaching." he went on, "more than that, you must be willing to commit yourself to a course, perhaps a long and hard one, without being able to foresee exactly where you will com out." amera does not fight for the sake of fighting. we abhor war. as one who is never experienced the field of battle, and i say that with humility, knowing the soldier above all others praise for peace, we fht because we must. we fight to keep our families and communities safe. we fight for the security of our allies and partners. america believes that we will be safer when our friends are safer. we will be stronger when the world is more just. cadets, a long and hard road awaits you. you go abroad because your services fundamental to our security back home. you go abroad as representatives of the values that this count

. >> it's not an olive branch. it is a flag. it's a flag of conquest at ground zero. >> reporter: for now a project intended to bring the community together is instead pulling americans apart. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> and it's time now for a look at this morning's weather from around the nation. thunderstorms from the texas panhandle up to the canadian border. tornadoes, large hail and 80-mile-an-hour winds in nebraska and the dakotass today. nearly 2 feet of mountain snow for parts of utah, wyoming and montana. showers from seattle to portland and gusty winds and rain in the carolinas. >>> high near 90 from miami to dallas and all the way up to the twin cities. 70s in boston and new york and 85 in atlanta. much cooler out west. just 50 in billings, 60 in boise and 62 in seattle. >>> and "moneyscope" is next. mortgage rates could be headed to a new low for the year. >>> new surcharges mean air travel will cost you more this summer but there is a way to avoid paying the added costs. >>> plus this -- >> reporter: from

one person comes to mind and that is john oliver kilns. he rode very strong social realism, straight away. if you look at young blood, mississippi, we heard the thunder. he could also get into satire. have you heard of a book called the cotillion? what is the subtitle? one bull is worth half the herd. the purpose was not only castigating the black community because that is what he is doing, talking about the bs of bourgeois existence in america. blacks get caught into the debate turneds and what have you and he makes fun of that. the characters that he uses, the strongest characters, bent holly and -- that indicates a certain stance and in terms of politics. when he is coming from black nationalist perspective. he is talking about being a black nationalist and he has that privilege position and perspective to lampoon and ridicule and thomas was saying something earlier about if you are going to satire something or parity thing you have to have an assumption in terms of what is this reality that you are challenging as you are trying to redi

authors and works such as langston hughes, wave of white folks, moses man of the mountain, john oliver kila killing the cotillion all the way up to paul beaty's provides shuffle, darius james-- and preeminently ishmael reed's mumbo-jumbo and japanese by spring, arguably some of the most important works of african-american political satire. today we have a distinguished panel of writers, journalists and political commentators who are going to talk about black clinical satire. the elements of black political satire. it is a challenge. it is limited possibilities. the major practitioners, etc. and we look forward to a lively and interesting conversation. and i am going to introduce our panelists, those who were here and as we say in african-american vernacular, those who are on their way and here is one field has arrived. first, i would like to introduce herb boyd, herb boyd to my left. herb boyd is an award-winning author and journalist who has published 17 books and countless articles for national magazines and newspapers. his books include brother men, on the sea of black men in americ

oliver evans, high pressure steam engine, henry miller schreef, e.i whiteny, samuel slater, what about booker t. washington and also garret august u.s. morgan, two blacks. >> booker t. washington was also very critical of one of the heroines in the book who is madam c.j.walker who is born sara breeder and to illittle rate slaves. she herself walked bare foot but she founded this walker system of beauty and she died the black, first blk millionaire. she was very credit -- booker t. washington was very critical of her. >> what did he say -- >> she is like oprah. she became a role model for women t. showed you what a woman -- >> what was the complaint? >> the complaint, booker t. washington thought that it was kind of not good for women to be in business. this is exactly what many people were worried about, that women going into business would somehow neglect children and their homes and not be there to cook for their husbands and darn the socks so sara breedler was really fantastic. >> what about garret august u.s. morgua the gas mask and the red light? >> he did. well, the red light, no

oil. ♪ made with half the fat and calories of hellmann's real mayo... ...kraft mayo with olive oil isome to "11 news sunday morning." i'm lisa robinson. >> first we'll take a look outside with meteorologist tony pan. >> it looks like a rain maker. >> it kind of is. we have had widespread rain shower activity a couple hours ago, but it is tapering off. i think that will be the trend going into the afternoon. it might get better. if you wake up and see rain at your house, you might see rain later this morning and into the afternoon. let's look at live h.d. doppler radar. the rain is dissipating. we still have light to moderate rain out there in some areas around annapolis and ellicott city. the trade much weakening. for the forecast, a chance for showers and thundershowers. mainly this morning, you will get sunshine to sneak through the clouds this afternoonment high temperature around 75. when we come back, we'll look at the seven-day forecast and see what's on tap. for now to the news cast. >> the shooting death of a dundalk man whose body was found riddled with bullets in his own fro

out and the story mentioned deep down at one point* during the show, and aircraft flew overhead and olives these great things came over the crowd and each one had a tab of the orange sunshine. they had distorted the cards trying to promote the show they took all of day leftover cards and tried to drop those on the audience that made in at unruly situation even more hard to contain. that is the essence of the brotherhood. fact is no mistake that is what happened. i remember reading that story and thinking my god this happened in orange county? laguna beach is a little bit different than anyone who may happen there at any time, but still, late sixties early seventies it was very conservative broker nixon had western white house one town away and i was amazed that anything like this could ever happen if i was curious to learn more about it. a few years later i was having a conversation with a history professor at uc irvine and talking about my interest in the brotherhood. he had never heard of them. he said the one thing i found fascinating of the '60s sunday that nobody has focused on when t

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winston oliver on may . winston brown injured a man while trying to rob a store.e was arrested last week. >> a naval academy tradition today, members of the freshman class will climb to the top of the monument and replace a hat with a midshipman's hat. this year's crime could be the last. they feel safety is a concern and that there are better ways to develop teamwork such as sea trials. >> i think that is too bad. some people would want to keep that tradition. and some folks are superstitious. a tradition gone down the tubes. 5:48 right now on this monday morning. if time for traffic and weather every ten minutes. >> if it does not look like a bad week, adam caskey. >> it's not. >> it was a wonderful weekend. >> we will have a few showers today, nothing major. i this is what it looks like today. a little drizzly. that is falling on a camera right now in rosslyn looking east into the district. late showers and especially some drizzle. impressive rainfall totals from the weekend. chantilly at freedom high- school, 4.15 inches. 3 inches in frederick. pretty impressi

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who will swing the big bat. 34 years of age, marion jones is tokyo juarez mexico, oliver the world. is an interesting story going with this one when george bush first visited england to solicit the partnership of then tony blair with the war in iraq so the british rushed out and built a huge wooden box about 6 inches thick because they were afraid it might be defaced with the protest going blind the to-- bush was in london with tony blair probation could have gotten a photograph but i didn't. this is the famous statue that appears in the london parliament square. be saw that last year. that is the original gardens of famous lincoln statue and chicago, lincoln park. they view it a little bit different there in the london england to. but i am not so sure that is defacing link and other than a cultural statement o the hot heads. [laughter] the more modern sculptors coming out in the last few years in keeping with us and our advanced way of thinking they want us to shake hands with them and say how were you? there is a good friend of mine in westfield new york this statue was put up the

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so oliver ellsworth and roger sherman came up with the idea of creating a bicameral system, one wherein one body's membership would be made up based on population. the size of the state, the number of seats it would hold. and this body, regardless of your side, would have equal representation. so the smallest of our states, states like wyoming with a few hundred thousand people, has two united states senators. the state of california, with millions of people, has two united states senators. and so regardless of size, regardless of economic influence or other matters, we are all coequals here, at least as far as our states are represented. and the opportunity as well for minority voices to be heard, not overwhelmed. the tyranny of the majority which can happen. so there's a value to the existence of the senate, and we're slower to act. it can be frustrating, as my colleague and presiding officer has come to appreciate and as a former speaker of his own state legislative body, i know he appreciates how difficult that can be as a leader in trying to move business and product along so that

house correspondent's dinner, i think in april or something like that, and, i went with my buddy, don oliverand hung around outside and clark molonoff who eventually came to work with me in the white house, pulitzer prize winner, "des moines register," had gotten an award and was talking there and i was awed and here was a great journalist and we talked to him and i went to almost all of them i think when i was with richard nixon and with ronald reagan i was communications director. i was at those and i have been to some since then, but, recent years, though i am with msnbc, i sort of figured i have done my duty over there and now it has become a celebrity event. i don't really have a problem with the idea that the people get too chummy with the president of the u.s. look, theat is night conservatie answer your and the president mentioned last night, we passed health care and it could have been the democratic caucus and a huge roar went up, in nixon's days, 5 8 -- 85 to 90% of the journalist, voted for mcgovern and 8 % of white folks in d.c., and washington is obama's town and, in journalism

may wish to ask on climate change, particularly given his recent discussion in sunday school with oliver children region with little children -- with little children. mr. speaker, no credible scientists in the world believe it was hotter in jesus, then it is 2000 years later, after 250 years of the industrial revolution. things like factories and smokestacks -- that is what is making the world hotter. it is cold climate change with global warming. the statement remains unchanged. >> prime minister will resume his statements. but deputy prime minister. >> point of order. >> point of order, mr. speaker. on the question of relevance, in anyone's wildest dreams, that is not relevant. >> the member will resume. the prime minister is responding to the question. >> this new twist on the part of opposition to substantiate policy positions on religious belief i find interesting, because there was a debate earlier on were he said in justifying his position that they would not support our position to bring down homelessness. >> order. the point of order will be on relevance. . because of the prime

. >> it's sunny and there's olives.s don't work quite as well, but it is pretty good. i mean, i could see -- >> yeah, strikes are a lot better when there's olives, that's what i've heard. >> i'd rather stay home than go to work in a lot of those countries. who wouldn't? the lifestyle is fantastic. >> yeah, there's nothing to do but work in chicago when it's snowing. well, what am i going to do? sit at home? watch the snow? no. exactly. >> hey, c'est la vie. >> thanks, jessica. talk to you later. >> thanks a lot. have a great day. >> if you have any comments or questions about anything you see here on "squawk," e-mail us at squawk@cnbc.com. >>> when we come back, the first of two data points we're expecting today about jobs. the challenger jobs report is coming up next. (announcer) roundup extended control does two jobs... at once. one: kills weeds to the root. two: forms a barrier, preventing new ones for up to four months. roundup extended control. >>> welcome back, everybody. wall street has its sights fixed on friday