oliver's dollars textbook is so bad on the atomic bomb that it is unconscionable -- olivers sexpot is so bad on the atomic bomb that is unconscionable. tavis: the top line of the book and the view of this year is it will get, there are major moments in history. i want to jump back last night. we started the show last night with a quip about henry wallace. -- with a clip about henry wallace. >> most of the viewers and most americans have no idea who henry wallace was. he has been wiped clean of the history books. henry wallace was the secretary of the agriculture in a 18 -- in the 1930's and roosevelt tapped him in 1940 and he wanted a progressive. in 1944, wallace had stood for a lot of progressive ideas. the united states has too dumb and intellectually, economically, militarily -- the united states has to dominate intellectually, economically and militarily. he called for ending imperialism commending colonialism, wiping of poverty, raising standards of living. in tradition of the french revolution, latin american revolution and the spanish revolution. he was the leading progressive

oliver stone, your inspiration for this whole series was about henry wallace. why?alk about his significance. >> the inspiration was the atomic bomb. i grew up during that time. i was born right after. the bombed ship all of our lives. we lived in fear of it as we were in school. air raids, the cuban missile crisis. it haunts our policy. we were in the cold war up until 1989, 1991 with the soviets. it continues on. there was no peace dividend. i am wondering what happened in the 1989, 1991 period of way .nto the 1990' do we have to keep doing this? wallace was a key figure. he was supposed to be vice president in 1944, the popular choice, 65% of the democratic voters wanted him. it is like a frank capra movie where everything is waiting for you on the inside. on one particular night, it comes down to a moment in time, like nine seconds when wallace almost makes it. he almost squeezes and rid the crowd is cheering for him ri. the convened the meeting and overnight, he does not end up as vice president. roosevelt buys and a little unknown party hack, really, called ha

we want to bring you a unique project from oliver stone. the two have teamed up for an unprecedented showtime series called the untold history of the united states. the show kicks off on showtime and also features his companion botook. first of preview of the untold history of the united states. >> roosevelt made his solos move yet. the stakes have rarely been higher in a presidential election, and roosevelt shows his secretary of agriculture as his running mate. wallace had been at the nerve center in sawing off the perils of the great depression, easing the way of government subsidies with farmers to stay in business by cutting back on production. wallace provided food stamps. he instituted programs for land use planning and soil conservation. wallace spoke out strongly against the building up of false and racial theories and review the hitler policy in germany. -- and criticized the hitler policy in germany. tavis: let me start with politics. i am glad we have got to shows. there is a lot to talk about with regard to the text and the sho

wine country is turning into olive country.live season runs december through february in the region. it will kickoff later this week with a blessing of the olives in downtown sonoma. the harvest of california olives is expected to be two and a half times the size of last year. sonoma county has the largest olive oil producers in the state. it is important as it blends with existing food and wine tourism. >>> this week, workers at the san jose international are getting more ammunition to deal with birds at the airport. the airport has logged 180 bird strikes since 2009. the faa cleared shotguns as part of the hazard management plan. the guns will fires to scare flocks away, but can use real bullets if necessary. currently only police and the military can fire guns at the airport. the city council will have to approve the change. san francisco and oakland airports already use guns to clear runways. >>> when we come back, san jose state football arrives on the national radar. stay with us. >>> it has not happened in more than two

olive had 159 units but no degree.she was in the process of trying to become a teacher when life took a turn. "i was really busy i had 3 kids when i went back the to state the first time and the 5 the second time." olive's youngest daughter reached out to s.j.s.u to see what could be done about her mother's situation " my daughter last may on my birthday got a bug, i had all the papers for the colleges that i had been working on this since my birthday on may 2nd when i was 93." olive chandler's diploma is dated back too august 20, 1959 with a major in home economics. "it was nice for every body to do what they did but at this point it is not life changing." olive chandler says she has always stressed the importance of education. in fact four of her five children have college degrees. two children attended san jose state. on campus briana villalobos" one car maker revved up its activity on campus this week. the finish line... introducing a new line-up of vehicles geared toward young buyers... (nat sound 5 seconds) the d

they caught him swiping at assistant coach kevin oliver, ripping oliver's headset off. well then!rville called the incident unfortunate but said he did not hit oliver and doesn't appreciate the reports that he did. >> some have reported that i slapped or hit. you're dead wrong. i did not do that. i'm a little bit disappointed. most of you in here know me. i think you know me a lot better than that. i can understand somebody in l.a. or california doing it and making some kind of statement like that by watching the film. >> tuberville said he was angered over back-to-back penalties during texas tech's win over kansas. >>> when we come back, a soda that could fight fat. and costume controversy. victoria's secret under fire for one of designs at its annual fashion show. okay, now here's our holiday gift list. aww, not the mall. well, i'll do the shopping... if you do the shipping. shipping's a hassle. i'll go to the mall. hey. hi. you know, holiday shipping's easy with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service. if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat ra

there was fire medley on olive oliver. >>reporter: oliver suffered second and third degree burns over 25% of his body. now both nancy and this woman used fuel gel to light a popular candle light decoration a fire pop. palo alto fire department agreed to demonstrate what can happen when light ago fire pop. >> is what dangerous is the flame is virtually invisible. you can hardly see it. >>reporter: because people can't see the flame, users try to refuel the fire pot before the flame is ex continuing wivrnltd reach in with an arm connected to the fuel to attempt to refill the pot. >>reporter: within seconds flames shoot out horizontally from the bottle. minute later. and soon after the explosion the manikin catches on fire. >> that was a fairly good demonstration of what not to d do. >>reporter: 4 times the firefighters demonstrate the product for us and 3 of the 4 times an explosion and fire occurred. twice fire shot out far enough to catch the manikin on fire. another time it ignited the table cloth in flames. a thermal ima

a little olive oil. that's really all it is. >> do you make the lemon vinaigrette yourself or buy it? >> you can make it or buy it at the store or squeeze a little bit of lemon on it and drizzle a little bit of olive oil. >> that's all it really is, is olive oil and lemon juice. and unexpected, i have some fresh mint. and mint is another light flavor. we have the rich roasted items, and you know, with the cauliflower and the butter, and you throw some fresh mint in there. >> it brings out the flavor. a little less than a minute left. 45 seconds and also want to say that mike has a new cookbook out. great gift for the holidays. that's coming up. and you can see him in two restaurants in the dc area. getting ready to open a thirtd but that is still a secret. two restaurants that are existing in grassiano and chinatown. and you can get the cookbook online. and i can sign them. >> go online and find that. >> great christmas gift. >> can i try this? >> we have about 15 seconds. >> i got to try it real quick.

i didn't hear the olive branch. i heard the opposite. i sort of heard "no soup for you" is kind of what i heard in the sense that when he said i want the tax rates for the middle and lower class to remain in place, raise taxes for the wealthy in return -- if i'm not wrong what i heard -- a structure to discuss entitlements. >> a structure to discuss entitlements is what they have in place. that's called the fiscal cliff debate. that's what's going on right now. the president didn't offer any specific thing along the lines what have we heard from john boehner last week, okay, we're there on reven on the table, we'll meet you there. i didn't hear any specific -- >> don't we already have a structure? wasn't that erskine-bowles? it is another committee. >> it is a step back i think from the idea of a deal right now that would trade entitlement reform for tax increases. it sounds to me like it's tax increases for the wealthy in return for a commitment to discuss entitlement reform. >> what you did hear from the president is a statement that t

there was fire medley on olive oliver. >>reporter: oliver suffered second and third degree burns over 25% of his body. now both nancy and this woman used fuel gel to light a popular candle light decoration a fire pop. palo alto fire department agreed to demonstrate what can happen when light ago fire pop. >> is what dangerous is the flame is virtually invisible. you can hardly see it. >>reporter: because people can't see the flame, users try to refuel the fire pot before the flame is ex continuing wivrnltd reach in with an arm connected to the fuel to attempt to refill the pot. >>reporter: within seconds flames shoot out horizontally from the bottle. minute later. and soon after the explosion the manikin catches on fire. >> that was a fairly good demonstration of what not to d do. >>reporter: 4 times the firefighters demonstrate the product for us and 3 of the 4 times an explosion and fire occurred. twice fire shot out far enough to catch the manikin on fire. another time it ignited the table cloth in flames. a thermal ima

there was fire medley on olive oliver.red second and third degree burns over 25% of his body. now both nancy and this woman used fuel gel to light a popular candle light decoration a fire pop. palo alto fire department agreed to demonstrate what can happen when light ago fire pop. >> is what dangerous is the flame is virtually invisible. you can hardly see it. >>reporter: because people can't see the flame, users try to refuel the fire pot before the flame is ex continuing wivrnltd reach in with an arm connected to attempt to the fuel to attempt to refill the pot. >>reporter: within seconds flames shoot out horizontally from the bottle. minute later. and soon after the explosion the manikin catches on fire. >> that was a fairly good demonstration of what not to d do. >>reporter: 4 times the firefighters demonstrate the product for us and 3 of the 4 times an explosion and fire occurred. twice fire shot out far enough to catch the manikin on fire. another time it ignited the table cloth in flames. a thermal imaging camera us

. >> jon: al, we're going to go up town to john oliver. john, what's it like up there? (laughter) >> it's a total hell scape up here. for starters-- and i don't want to cause a panic-- serendipity has run out of mocha sprinkles. (laughter) which begs the question, john, where the (bleep) is fema when you need them? (laughter) i will say, though, i don't know if you're tried serendipity's he can of a job brownie but it is to die for. >> jon: jessica, is that you? >> yeah! >> jon: are those rats on your jacket? >> yeah, you buying? free range. fresh. (laughter) very fresh. >> jon: jessica, is everything okay? >> i knew i should have moved to the upper west side but, no, lower east side is where it's at. lower east side is cool. they have indian food! >> jess, jessica, please understand that life up here is no picnic. we're barely making do. (laughter) my book of mormon seats tonight? obstructed view. (laughter) >> all i've had to drink today is urine. (laughter). >> jon: your own urine, i hope, al, is that -- >> no! everyone's. because this is a community! okay? there is

in one talon the eagle is holding an olive branch. the eagle is looking at the olive branch to show that the united states will always seek peace. the other talon, the eagle is holding arrows to show that the united states understands if you will be effective and successful in seeking peace, you must be strong. let me expand. because it only only peace but a better kind. the elimination of poverty, better lives all over the world for ourselves and other people. the arrows don't just stand for military strength but capability, they stand for the idea that the underwill try to recruit the best and most capable to apply themselves to those grand objectives. as i studied the life of christopher stevens, he embodied that and sought the grand objectives that our dwok si stands for. we gather to mourn his loss and demonstrate to his family how much we understand their grief. we also gather to celebrate the immense accomplishments this man has made for us. i picked out of my closet a tie. says on it democracy is not a spectator sport. christo

john oliver, let's start with you. what is obama campaign's closing speech and pitch to the american people? >> simply this, john. the obama camp feels the choice is simple. maybe obama hasn't been the president you wanted him to be. perhaps he didn't meet the high expectations he set himself. but the other guy, jon, is a total dick! (cheers and applause) i mean that. jon, he's a six-foot shaft with tiny ballses for feet. he may not fire you himself but you know that when he's looking at you he's unemploying you with his eyes. (cheers and applause) now, if you will excuse me, jon, i'm going to stare at aasif while he's talking, thereby dominating him visually. (laughter). >> jon: well, all right, seems like a relatively low-brow closing argument from the obama campaign. aasif, you've been with the romney campaign. what's their closing argument? >> well, what do you want it to be? (laughter) (cheers and applause) look, jon, um, mitt romney has been running for president for seven years. these are two short weeks left in

go olive garden. okay, now the results of our voting.andez from morgantown, north carolina. and now the winner of the $10,000 and tonight's funniest home video is... "home-wrecking rodent," sent in by bonnie and keith maier from lincoln, nebraska. welcome. congratulations. congratulations, bonnie. congratulations. let's, uh, let's go to jeff first. jeff, this squirrel was in the house for how many hours? 5 -- 5 hours. 5 hours. and why was it in the house for 5 hours? i had to go to work, and my parents were out of town, so i got it cornered under the entertainment center. well, at least it was entertained. yeah. it had a little beer a few nuts and, you know, it was ready for the winter then. and then you come back from out of town to find this going on. what gave you the presence of mind to grab your camcorder? i just thought whenever jeff's involved, things happen. okay, all right. well, you're gonna be happy to know you've got $10,000 to buy new squirrel-proof possessions to replace all the breakage. how about a hand for our winners?!

but olive branch you're looking for, i don't see it.juan, here is your chance to rise above the fray. here is your chance to make mr. barnes look bad. give me your olive brand of. you make your suggestion. what would you like the democrats to come and offer here? >> well i think the president needs to go public with embracing some aspect of simpson-bowles so he has taken political ownership in a way i think he was cowardly for not doing previously. melissa: like what? i love where you're going, juan. like what? give me an example. >> he would say that we're going to have tremendous spending cuts, for example, in medicare. and he would say, here is how i plan to do it. here is exactly the age level for eligibility. or he would say with regard to social security, here are the changes that i propose making. and, i take ownership. i'm going to take flak from my political base and the democratic party and expose my party to harm. you, mr. boehner, see what you got. melissa: juan, you're a great american. i'm weeping here at the desk. i love

we place the olive oil in the pan. roast the garlic. >> reporter: as the garlic starts to turn a light golden color, we put the mushrooms. then fresh tomatoes. here is the flavor. >> the mushrooms were precooked when they went in and so was the lobster, but all the flavors are still intact. now he is adding the parsley. >> next to go is a tomato sauce, and then some lobster bisque. >> like juice from the lobster. we got some basil, some parsley, nice, fresh, homemade pasta right here. >> as in all the great kitchens, it's all about the fors. >> some -- the toss. >> some parmesan cheese ready to go. we have some garnish to make it light, nice and fresh. >> this is tony's table. this is heaven on a fork. i can hardly wait to dig in. that's good. >> the 24th able san francisco author's luncheon starts in less than three hours from now. cbs 5 is a proud sponsor. we're introduced to a master chef who writes about his life in and out of the kitchen. >> canada, souvenir, a exploreious book of a glorious culinary journey. 14 y

though its olive garden is struggling. analysts point that that is really points to the stock felloff since september. >> that's right. live garden is practically giving that pasta away. in fact, you can go and buy some pasta and get another entree for free and take it home forth next night. and so really, what their problems are, they haven't had a lot of growth at olive garden. and as you mentioned their other flagship restaurant red long ster, we all know the price of lobster is cheap, cheap, cheap. there is a glut of lobster so you can go to your grocery store for 4.99 a pound. i went on-line they are selling their lobster for $33. that is, you know, people know this difference. and that is why they are not going there. >> dow own any of these stocks? >> no i don't. >> tom: putting politic as side for profit, debra borchardt with the street.com. >> susie: in this holiday season americans are dropping coins into salvation army buckets and donating money to a variety of charities. but there are ways investors can contrib

. >>> wine country is turning into olive country. sonoma olive growers get ready for a big harvest.son is december through february in the region. it will kick off later with a blessing of the olives in downtown sonoma. growers say this year's harvest of california olives is expected to be two and a half times the size of last year. sonoma county has the largest number of olives, oil producers in the state, with the industry becoming more important as it blends with existing food and wine tourism. >>> time to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. clear as a bell in some parts of the bay but very fog knee others. >> yes, and likely on your drive you'll encounter deep pockets of fog, especially if you're headed up or down the peninsula this morning. that's where the fog is the most severe at this point. we are expecting numbers to continuously drop off. fairfield is down to zero miles visibility so that means you have basically 50 feet of visibility in parts of fairfield. the same goes for san mateo. you've got a couple hundred feet of visibility, not much better in n

boehner came out earlier and some say offered an olive branch. points when the president took what wall street is interpreting anyway as a harder line onnen c econcession the republicans. the net-net part of that is to washington. wall street wants you to make a deal. wall street does not want to see us go over the fiscal cliff. so for what it's worth -- get

he did not offer an olive pit let alone an olive branch. they say in life youcan tell where the truth is after the but. that neil cavuto, he's a great guy, but -- and then you go on and say what you feel. okay? he wants compromise, wants the leaders in, the same thing he said when elected in 2008, but we can't do it by cutting spending. we have to raise taxes on wealthy people like me. he says, well, blah blah blah blah blah, i want to work with everybody, but we can't balance the budget on the argument of seniors and students' backs. neil, it's the same -- neil: you think the bottom line is he's going to go back to the old talking points, republicans, then, are going to retreat back into their position because they feel they would have overred a branch, and he broke it, and we could be going down at the end of the year? >> absolutely. neil, i have a copy of each of the cbo reports, one down in may of this past year and one recently released two days ago. i went through them line by line before we came into the studio. if we're to take mr.

oliver, we know that the time line somewhat.gured out the affair in the summer. that broadwell was interviewed on october 21st. she is the other woman, if you will. james clapper, though, the director of national intelligence, wasn't told until election day. the president apparently not notified until wednesday. what -- do you see, as some do, some kind of scandal in the timing itself? >>> well, i think that what we're seeing is the question about transparency and disclosure in public management. usually the best strategy is to bring it all out, take your bath very early, use executive judgment, which is really empathizing with all parties involved, so that we don't have a look into politics of personal disruptions and things of that sort. the question here of whether we have a national security problem with regard to one's personal life is still debatable. right now, what i'm seeing going across airwaves is there is no national security breach. ultimately the general is in service as a hero, and that in that he was really looki

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>> right here, olive oil, some celery, some carrots, onions. we carmelize. >> and what do we do?ter in. >> so we are ready. we add some white wine, some tomato paste. >> why not. >> and some water, help me out. we let it boil, 30 minutes. >> wow, smell it. >> we we come here, we put some pork, some ham, some more olive oil. imagine this is olive oil, and then we put some tomato paste, too, and we put this. >> what is that? >> it's an amazing seed, very flavorful and we add the stock. when the stock is boiling, what do you do? >> put in some rice. >> man, you are good. >> i'm you unbelievable! >> you should stop doing the weather. >> maybe people have said that. >> it's poilboiling, the lobste tail and clause are ready to go in. >> oh, you need to look at it. >> good. and then you look it cook, 15 minutes and take a look at what happens. >> slowly, slowly. >> oh, man! >> lobster. >> everybody together. >> take a look at this. >> wow. >> we do the lobster. >> oh, my gosh. >> and we finish, the truffle of the caribbean. >> what is that? >> heart of palm. >> here, take a look. >> oh,

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you better get your act together, extend the olive branch, and start negotiating because our economy depends on it. >> for anyone out there who