it tastes good. >> i love olive oil.o i'll stick with it. >> my wife does all the cooking so i'll have to tell her to do it. >> reporter: those in the study primarily used extra virgin olive oil, which is supposed to contain the highest amount of beneficial anti-oxidants. david barret is head chef at calzone. >> good flavor. good for you. >> reporter: olive oil is also known to protect against heart disease and stroke risk factors including diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and obesity. >> i do like olive oil. i have always liked olive oil. >> reporter: she is glad to hear she may be lowering her stroke risk already. an oil she already likes could help save her life. now, the researchers followed the volunteers for five years. and in the study, they adjusted for other diet habits, exercise and major risk factors for stroke. and still they found that the regular use of extra virgin olive oil appeared to protect against stroke. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, on a bad night for muni - it's the 400 th

number two, krisco makes olive oil. >> i'm excusing the pure olive oil.like you said i like that for sweet applications, because it has -- it's a mild olive oil flavor and plays nicely with sugar and orange and other flavors. >> show me how to do it. >> absolutely. here are our dry ingredients. you start off with a cup and 3/4 of regular all-fur flour. >> what else? >> baking soda and salt. you're going to want to whisk those together. i try to make as few dishes as possible. i use the same whisk over and over. then in a separate bowl, you want to distribute the sort of interesting flavors we have. a cup of sugar with freshly grated orange zest, culinary lavender and black pep. >> culinary lavender? can i go out in my yard? i do have lavender growing out there. >> you can use it out of your garden if you haven't sprayed and buy it dried in farmer's markets and all over the internet. >> i see you've got some over there. so pretty. what you don't use -- >> so, you want to whisk these together like the dry ingredients. >> orange peel, sugar, and? >> black pe

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. >>> coming up, the health benefits of olive oil. >> research show itself can do more than dress the salad. >>> french researchers believe consuming more olive oil can reduce the stroke risk for older folks. the study appears in the journal of neurology. it shows people over the age of 65 who regularly cook with olive oil or use it on salads and with bread are 41% less likely to suffer a stroke. olive oil apparently helps unclog arteries which better protects your heart. >>> we are about to show you what may be the bay area's oldest flash mob. how about 90 seniors from the east bay memory academy took part this morning. they showed up for lunch at the south land mall when suddenly "elvira" started playing. like any good flash mob they surprised everyone by dancing all at once. as you can see it was quite a show there. >> that is the funniest phenomenon, this flash mob thing. >> pretty cool. >> a senior moment to remember. hopefully. >>> rick quan here with sports. >> the giants try to extend their lead over arizona, and game seven of the stanley cup finals. we'll show you how boston

[cheering and applause] for more we go live to john oliver.joins us from the gates of the federal prison in marion, illinois. john oliver, tell us a little bit... [cheering and applause] i'm sorry. tell us a little bit about the prison world two rod blagojevich is very likely entering into. >> happy to. jon, the exciting thing for rod blagojevich isn't just that he'll be surrounded by other illinois governors, it's that all three branches of illinois governments are well represented in this prison. [laughter] prison laws can be made by their many convicted legislators. those same laws interpreted by their convicted judges. it's really about checks and balances. >> jon: i understand. how does the governor, ex-governor survive in prison? >> simply put, jon, he better get in good with the prison lobbyists. [laughter] obviously that will require tireless cigarette fund-raising and access to the best toilet wines. [laughter] >> jon: out of random curiosity, what would distinguish a good toilet wine? >> people argue about tannins and things, but mos

>> 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

olive, juniper and birch. grasses continue to be the leader of the pack. trees making more of a surge here. not only humans maybe your pets too. just so you know. it's been really bad. system is coming down from the north just higher clouds, fog is coming in. so it's kind of like this combination and it all means cooler weather starting to spill in. 50s for almost everybody. i notice outside sonoma it's 48 and many temperatures are down about one to eight degrees compared to 24 hours ago including higher elevations. that's kind of the key up around 2,000 feet and get cooler air aloft. that's cooler for everybody. 55 san jose. san rafael at 54. west-southwest fairfield west- northwest at sfo and southeast at santa rosa. that's a cool even though it's not very strong. one system moves in. highs building right there. you can see the signature of it what's it doing driving down the system there that will give us spilling over some higher clouds. also get that south wind along the coast. that means the warm, the hot yesterday gettings kicked out of here. the co

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. >> let's talk about olive oil now. >> the benefits of olive oil.esearch shows you can do a lot more than flavor a salad. c ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> french researchers believe consuming more olive oil can reduce stroke risk. it shows that people over the age of 65 who regularly cook with olive oil and use it in salads and breads are less likely to suffer a stroke. >>> still ahead, an unwelcome fashion statement. a man was kicked off a plane because he refused to pull up his pants. >> and a grant that will help dozens of san jose firefighters. >> california wants to tax online purchases. it has benefits but could also hurt businesses, the story is coming up. >> and houston has flight departure delays but the rest of the country is flying on time. >> in east bay, heavy traffic on westbound 80 from cutting because a of an earlier car fire and we'll have an update on the >> closed captioning broug

virgin olive oil for dressings, can you set me straight?total waste of money, because when you heat a high-quality olive oil, what happens, you're destroying the delicate aromatic compounds and oxidants. i would tell you to pick up two different oils for your kitchen. first pick up an inexpensive, cheap bottle of regular old olive oil and still get the heart healthy mono and saturated fats. and that's what you use for cooking, grilling, sauteing, baking if you use it for that, roasting. then you're going toin veflt in a high-quality extra virgin olive oil you'll reserve for cold preparations like salad dressings and dips. and that way you can enjoy the yummy, olivy taste. >> good solution. wanda, thank you. >> thanks, wanda. >> let's move to the phone lines and get ashley from warwick, new york. what's your question? >> hi. i know granola can be really fattening, but i just love it. and i was wondering if there are better brands than others and how do i know what to look for in a brand? >> granola is delicious, but you're right, unfortunate

people over the age of 65 who regularly cook with olive oil are 31% less likely to suffer a stroke.il helps unclog arteries that leads to better heart health. >> imagine this, coming home, a canadian woman instead of a lush green lawn she found clumps of dirt. a local landscaping company removed the wrong lawn. company plans to reinstall it very soon. >> and i think they better a better lawn in. >> san jose is ready to rehire dozens of laid off firefighters. >> when you shop on line, california wants a cut of the business that is going on the internet. >> also next, a college football star in town for a funeral is instead in jail this morning. the wardrobe malfunction on an airplane that led to his arrest. >> and here is a look at high temperatures across the country. it is coolest up near the canadian border to 72 to fargo. progressively gets hotter to 81 in d.c. and good news if you are travel by plane, no delays at our major airports. possibility of delays anywhere you see yellow. flight tracker is at abc7news.com. ♪it's the way you bring out the sun♪ my mom makes any day sunny.

i am john oliver. great show you for tonight. fareed zakaria will be joining us. >> jon: what are you doing. >> what? >> jon: what are you doing? >> you resigned your chair. >> jon: it was a (bleep)ing bit! >> what? >> we were doing a bit, we were just talking about the story. give me chair. >> sorry. have a great show. you want to get that seen to, though, that's a problem. >> jon: i will get t (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome back to the program. we're discussing the issues of the day, sex scandal and health care issues. for more, though on the sex scandal, this brave new world of penis-based messaging, we're joined by senior women's issues correspondent kristen schaal. kristen, welcome. (cheers and applause) kristen, recently we've seen several high-profile male organs leaked on the internet. (laughter) chris brown's, brett favre, now congressman weiner. deviant? disgusting? what's your reaction to this rash of penis photos? >> well, jon, i mean, it depends. sometimes my reaction is (gasps) and then other times it's (oh,

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we're going to hit it with p paprika and parsley and olive oil.and i didn't speak the same language for years. in the last years of her life, luckily, we got to talk about food. i got to listen to her stories and her accounts of her life and the things that she cooked and the things that were like so important to her that i could relate to. we got our lam shoulder. we've been cooking it over charcoal. we're going to put it in a pan. this is pom granite juice, fresh. chick peas that are soaked with water and baking soda. of the baking soda loosens up the skin a little bit. we're going to throw it in the oven. >> my mother would make stir fry all the time. she would sneak in liver, you know, that was like how i would start eating liver would be like underneath brown sugar and sherry. >> we're going to yank it out as gently as we can. we serve it with crispy persian style rice. herbs into the rice. this is a lamb shoulder. good stuff. delicious. the cooks that we have here are now cooking things that my family has cooked forever. my people, not to so

i am john oliver. great show you for tonight. fareed zakaria will be joining us. >> jon: what are you doing. >> what? >> jon: what are you doing? >> you resigned your chair. >> jon: it was a (bleep)ing bit! >> what? >> we were doing a bit, we were just talking about the story. give me chair. >> sorry. have a great show. you want to get that seen to, though, that's a problem. >> jon: i will get t here's your mgd 64, and your 64 calorie martini. wow, that sure comes in a tiny glass. oh no no i have giant hands. i'm very manly in the hand area. you know mgd 64 only has 64 calories. whoa, that feels better. yeah. yeah, i don't remember you from geometry. i was shy in that class. '...old vice principle, mrs. kline.' mrs k?!?! hornitos premium tequila. purer than your intentions. (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome back to the program. we're discussing the issues of the day, sex scandal and health care issues. for more, though on the sex scandal, this brave new world of penis-based messaging, we're joined by senior women's issues co

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only at olive garden. to time, we here on the show like to check in with the gay community in a segment we for some reason decided to call "we're here, we're clear, get newsed to it. same-sex marriage in california continues its long path through the court system. new york seems poised to become the most populated area yet to codify marriage equality. >> governor andrew cuomo announces his marriage equality bill, which would allow gay couples to tie the falmouth. >> one vote in the state senate is all that's needed to make same-sex marriage the law in new york. >> jon: one vote. one, do you hear that, california? eat our dust. [laughter] we were a gay mecca way before you came along, let me tell you that. in new york city, walt whitman was banging dudes in brooklyn when you folks were still squatting in a river biting gold nuggets, huh. if anyone's getting marriage equality, it's going to be new york. capisce, california? enjoy your court cases. we're just going to push this through the legislature. we'll

only at olive garden. >> stephen: welcome back. [cheers and applause] welcome back, everybody.cheers and applause] folks, i'm sure many of you are surprised we're back at all.ç if you remember christian preacher and california raisin harold camping predicted that on may 21st, the world would end and all human life would be destroyed, except for the holy, who would be raptured to heaven. but apparently, earth refused to explode before it could see "the hangover: part 2." [laughter] like many of you, i made my preparations -- turned off the oven, gave up on beard hygiene, and bid farewell to my hell-bound neighbors in spray-paint on their garage door. [laughter] which reminds me, i've got to return that spray paint to my other neighbor. of course, the people who counted on the anguish of armageddon feel a little cheated. jim? >> fitzpatrick, a 60-year-old retiree had put his money where his faith is spending $140,000, almost everything he has, on hundreds of billboards proclaiming the coming armageddon. >> i don't know why it didn't happen. >> i don't understand what happened. t

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only at olive garden. >> stephen: welcome back, thank you very much. my guest tonight wantses to provide free education to everyone in the world. big deal. i do that every night. please welcome salomon kuan. (cheers and applause) mr. kuan, thanks so much for coming on. please. >> thanks for having me. >> stephen: let's explain to the people out there who may not know who you are. there are a lot of people without do know who you are. how many students have you taught so far. >> we have, we have delivered over 50 million lessons. >> stephen: 50 million lessons. >> right. >> stephen: by we is it you? >> i'm right now the faculty. >> okay. >> stephen: the sole faculty. >> right now. yeah. right now. >> stephen: okay. do you pay yourself anything? >> i used to, well, it started off i was helping out my cousins and i had another job and they were -- >> hedge fund guys. >> i used to work at a hedge fund. >> degree from mit, a degree from harvard. you were on hedge fund, cha ching, pulling in cash, right. >> yes. >> but i was tutoring my cousins in new orlean

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i am john oliver. great show you for tonight.d zakaria will be joining us. >> jon: what are you doing. >> what? >> jon: what are you doing? >> you resigned your chair. >> jon: it was a (bleep)ing bit! >> what? >> we were doing a bit, we were just talking about the story. give me chair. >> sorry. have a great show. you want to get that seen to, though, that's a problem. >> jon: i will get tha : could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: would foghorn leghorn make a really bad book narrator? foghorn (stammering): it was the best of times, it was the wor - i say worst of times. and by worst i'm talkin' as bad, i say, as bad as my aunt ginny's corn puddin'. that stuff'll sink you like a stone. engineer: ok that was a little... foghorn: you gettin' all this in there son? i just added that last part it's called "adlibbin..."anyway...it was, i say it was... vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome back to the program. we're discussing the

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so i think what oliver said is right. so what i tried to do in the book is to sort of set the stage, then present what i think is now common knowledge among all of you, among members of the growth commission, the world of people who have worked very hard to accelerate and sustain this growth so people could understand the growth model and then look to the future. and i do believe that we are at a bit of a crossroads in the global economy where the way i tried to describe it to less expert groups of people than those in this room is, you know, china started growing 31 years ago at pretty high rates, accelerated quite rapidly to somewhere around 9% growth. but if you drop back 20 years and say what difference did that make in the global economy, the answer was very little, right? be fast forward 20 years to the president, and you get 9 or 10% growth, and you're talking about, you know, very large shifts in the composition and what not of the global economy. and so it isn't just growth, but it's the cumulative effect of grow

. >> and apprehensive group of syrians, some waving olive branches approach the border with turkey. the turks have an observation post in the valley. they say this could be the start of a bigger exodus. here, you get ripples from storms on the other side of the hill. for this is less than half an hour away from where these people came from. some of the wounded have been taken to this hospital and kept away from journalists. the bbc managed to get into seamen worried about reprisals at home but happy to talk. two said they were shot in peaceful demonstrations. another said he was hurt when the syrian soldiers opened fire on a funeral. >> bullets were coming like rain. >> this is video of syrian soldiers moving to restore order at the request of local people, according to the regime. it was another bloody friday. videos showed demonstrators marching across syria. they attempt to do this by force is not working, but they're trying. this man had to beg for his life. and this, the soldier says, is for freedom. and this is for wanting to change the regime. it is not clear when the picture

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smarties peter oliver now joins us live from central moscow peter but can you tell us more about who exactly is involved in this meeting and what are they hoping to achieve here in the russian capital both on the syrian side this group that's been in moscow contains members of the syrian opposition also representatives from n.g.o.s as well as cumin rights groups now they've been in here in the russian capital to try and ask russia to put more pressure on president bashar al assad's government to stop the violence against his own their own people in syria now they met with because of a top russian diplomats senior member of the foreign ministry also a jensen with a lot of experience in this part of the world now take a listen to what they had to say and put forward russia's side of the. bush the pinion on the subject that's this russia of course will see an end to the violence that's ongoing in syria they want to see that end coming through discussion and diplomacy now he also said that russia would be vehemently opposed to any kind of foreign intervention into syria any kind of forei

simulated mission to mars i am going is certainly been tough we're now joined by our it is peter oliver from war on the challenges that face our on the way. well yes war here in to the mars five hundred project look now at a look at what daily life is like inside the module here in central moscow they they are simulating the way a journey to to mars and a return journey there at the moment one year in they're currently simulating that journey back from the red planet back home to earth now mars five hundred certainly unique due to the the length of time they're spending in this isolation but it's not the first time that these type of experiments have taken place as i found out nine hundred sixty seven the space race is in full swing three men enter a secret simulation in moscow to determine the effects of long duration spaceflight on humans get a man might not serve was one of those who took part. in orbit the monotony it's hard i mean the regimen little things get to you in the beginning we had to study temperature all the time later the temperature was fluctuating making it incredibly