my name is jim summers vice president with oliver de silva. it's been seven years we have been working on this project. during that time we worked diligently with the local community, with alameda county, and the local environmental concerns to make sure that we addressed all their concerns and put together a package they think everybody can be very proud of. we had schedules that we had to keep. we d we got this project approved in a quick time frame through alameda county and we have been waiting for a year to get from alameda county to the approval of the s sf puc and the board of supervisors and stand ready to present the community groups with the agreements that we have agreed to and to move those forward. i know they're anxious to get those moving forward. it's been a long time coming, and i think that you see that we have the assignmental support and the community support. >> >> and i really wish that you would move this forward today so that we have no further delays. it's impacting our operation and the sooner we get this done the fas

you like a little, um, olive oil in the soup? some formaggio?>> uh, yes, i would like a little olive oil and formaggio. and i'm going to serve the vegetables. which one do you want for yourself? >> oh, it's up to you. i'm going to give you a piece of celery. >> okay -- and an onion, and, uh, what else? >> uh, a pepper. >> yeah, yeah. i think i'd like a pepper. okay, so, let's taste the soup first. i am kind of... you know? guido and his soup, you remember? you were there with me. >> i was there -- that was adorable, with all the dogs running up and down, checking out the artichoke plants, and guido was so cute. >> good soup. you know, really good soup. >> mmm! that's delicious -- and how soft all the artichoke is! >> yeah. okay, tell me what you think about the celery. and... okay, i'm cutting it all up. >> mmm! >> do you like the celery? >> mm-hmm! >> isn't that good? >> that's delicious. >> mm-hmm -- so, let me taste the celery. >> mmm. >> mm-hmm! mmm. nice and crunchy. >> my pepper comes with a piece of onion. >> delicious -- really good. >>

oliver, mike, jeff.et's get to josh lipton who has the numbers from vm ware. >> reporter: a few names reporting. let's get you up to speed. vm ware, surging after hours, came in with 79 cents. the seat was looking for 77. a beat there. on the top line, 1.24 billion, analysts were looking for 1.23 billion. on panera, a different story. that stock selling off into the close. then we got the numbers. 174. the street was looking for 177. on the top line. 589 million versus 596. the street wanted to say, importantly looking ahead, at guidance, they take the first fiscal year 2013 now saying 675 to 685, the street wanted to see 704. so some disappointment there. finally, broadcom reports 70 cents ex items, the street wanted to see 68. beats by two pennies on the top line, 2.09 billion versus 2.01 billion. the street wanted to see. basically in line there. guys, back to you. >> all right. thanks for the breakdown, josh. >>> after the break, we'll get you caught up on all of today's big earnings releases, becaus

a little pasta with garlic and olive oil. so you'll finish here.use these ingredients raw. tomato, mozzarella and olive oil. a little lemon juice. >> what's the right ratio. >> 3 to 1. olive oil to lemon juice or red wine vinegar is nice. salt and pepper. mix it up and then we just top it right over our chicken cutlet and anthony could you give me some of the nice pasta. throw in a little red pepper on your pasta. >> delicious. >> and isn't that a wonderful meal. >> looks beautiful. >> great summertime meal. keeping it light. >> keep the family happy. >> mom do you have a favorite? >> i make all of these recipes at fresco restaurant. so come see us. >> absolutely. guys, thank you so much. >> thank you guys. >> recipes by the way on our website. today.com. we're back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. where. >>> still to come, kathie lee and hoda. who new -- i have chicken parm in my mouth. >> it's good. they have what the what plus why a lot of men and women are afraid of commitment. a lot oemale announcer ]re jcpenney introduces our new home sto

it all starts with fresh olives, they're in season now and roasted walnuts.d. squishy. and you get this stuff. everybody gets it. a pulpy puree of figs, raisins, strawberries and full of mohammed's potent herbs and spices. of course. >> all night, 24 clock. >> yeah, yeah, i get it. it's supposed to make me more manly. you know what? i'm eating. let's talk about that, sunshine. what is a tagine, anyway? it's a traditional moroccan skew that can include vegetables, meat or fish. tonight, baby shark, calamari and monk fish with fresh mountain spinach smoked in the classic clay pot. the domed top is supposed to force the condensation back in to the dish and keep it moist and tender. that's delicious. i think it's the greens and the aromatics and the herbs, i have no idea what they are. never had anything like it. tangier version of farm to table. >> hi. >> wow. when's that? thank you. and a whole turbo, brushed with olive oil, salt and pepper and some coriander, then grilled perfectly over the coals. cuddled up next to the fish, tiny shark kabobs. cute. wow, spec

so we're going to heat up another tablespoon of olive oil over medium heat. and the pan is pretty hot there, so it's at once starting to shimmer. and this is a half a pound of oyster mushrooms, and we trimmed the ends. we're just going to put this right in the skillet and cook them till they start to soften and brown, just for a few minutes. now, we didn't add the oyster mushrooms directly to the stew because we didn't want them to disintegrate and give all their flavor into the stew. so i just want to pull them off the heat, and now it's time to go get that stew. it smells so good. it's all those potent, concentrated flavors: the cinnamon, the smoked paprika. >> look at that maillard reaction. >> it is seriously brown there. so go ahead and scrape the mushrooms right in there, and the picada. and just to add a little last minute brightness, we've got a teaspoon of sherry vinegar. you do the stirring. oh, that looks good. >> okay. >> all right, back off for a second, i just want to take a taste here. mmm... it just needs a little bit more salt, a little bit m

olive oil. i don't know whether they use olive oil or not, but i use olive oil in the salad. and... the salt. and you toss this. this is a great salad just by itself. and you know, by the way, the capicola, this is very italian. capicola -- capo, the top, collo, neck, so it's the piece of meat right on the neck. i like mine a little spicy. and the beauty of the sandwich is that this is just warmed up a little bit, the meat, rather than, you know, the capicola cold, as you're used to. then provola. you put provola right on top of that. the same fashion. and you let that kind of just melt a little bit. you don't have to do a lot of cooking, just so it warms up and melts. bread. casarecce bread, as we say. so these fries really look good. they're done. let's pull them right out. collect them all. everybody loves fries. okay. so let's let them just kind of... dry a little bit. a little bit of salt, and let's assemble the sandwich. so... as you can see, this just has, kind of the cheese has melted. and the capicola just... lightly cooked. that as the base. and then, of course, at primant

you may be thinking, yeah well, oliver stone is liberal.t about some senators who also agree. >> we have a new york congressman who released the following statement: >> senator ron white also made this statement: >> cenk: of course, both of those guys are democrats one from congress, the other from the senate. colonel davis, let me start with you on that. how good a point do they have here and relating to what oliver stone said, how far we've gotten away from where the country was 30 years ago. even though we were going through watergate, etc. we've gotten far more right wing, authoritarian and entrenchinged government power. >> now you're exactly right. we seem to forget pretty quickly. the things happening today, 30 years ago just would have been shocking, and people would have been taking to the streets. in this post 9/11 era it has become the new normal. whatever you got to do to keep me safe from the bad guys. if it means taking my civil liberties, then do it. people don't seem to be concerned about it. it's asked backwards. normally y

i am john oliver. i am still sitting in for jon stewart who is on tour with his jazz quartet. those guys can blow. our guest tonight from the new movie the spectacular now actress shailene woodley is with us. [ cheers and applause ] but we begin with an event as shocking as it was depressingly predictable. you may remember that last week we covered former congressman anthony weaner and the fact that he wasn't just running for mayor of new york city but leading in the polls. well, since then, there has been a bit of a koch-up in his campaign. >> two years after a tawdry sex sting scandal chased him from congress, anthony weiner is begging for forgiveness again. turns out he continued sending lewd messages and photos to at least one woman even after he was forcedded to resign from congress. >> john: he did it again? why did he even need to do that? who did he think had possibly not seen his photo from last time? did he think that a woman might have been in a coma during the first go-round? and needed to be dropped in. so two years ago this photo caused a scandal that cost him hi

i'm john oliver. jon stewart, jon stewart, i'm afraid, is still not here. word is that he has been kidnapped and trapped in a cave in the middle east constructing his own iron man suit. ( laughter ) our guest tonight, currently head coach of the egyptian national soccer team, bob bradley will be with us and amazing stories, amazing stories to tell. let's start tonight, though wnews from the game monopoly, where big changes are afoot. >> they're taking the jail out of the monopoly game. >> booo! >> john: you heard right. the game designed to teach children how capitalism work has removed the "go to jail" option to reflect the financial system they're going to grow up in, presumably replacing it with a "get ideal at by congress and then go directly to the caymen islands" option. ( laughter ) ( applause ) also, also this week, we actually have news from the real financial sector. >> the big story this quarter has been financial stocks, the bank stocks all had spectacular numbers. here's goldman sachs, by the way, which had an absolutely terrific earnings repor

lease oliver desilva sun o'le valley quarry lease. >> the item before you is to approve an emergency contract for the h hp home power unit one. the repairs were needed because of the deceit -- deterioration. work was completed in february 12, 2013. do you have any questions? >> colleagues, any questions? okay. thank you very much. item no. 5? >> sorry. thank you. >> thanks for being with us. >> thank you. good morning, john, director of real estate. so legislation on this item would authorize an amendment to an existing quarry lease. it would add 58 acres. it would extend the term of the lease to an option available to both parties. quarry operations have been going on this location from the 1960s. they approved this lease -- on november 4, 2009. that shows the general location. somewhere in the bay area. yeah. more importantly, i want to focus on the details of the site. we can increase that coverage. the dark black hashed area shows the existing site. the colored areas along the side here in the three phases show the expansion of premises area. runs along the roadway adjoining the

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oliver stone brilliant filmmaker who is no stranger to controversy the always outspoken director sat down with me to talk about his life his work and his latest film savages welcome to the recession boys please tell her part of people want to. say you don't mind if you have opiates a little thin and. who are you guys you guys you know you he have a clean business there's no problems there ain't no ben and shawn without so much. just a matter of time guys before they legalize it take the deal instead of the tapper takes. them out. california has made some other great movies ever in this country's the academy award winning director oliver stone and his newest film which i just saw today savages is now playing wide in theaters . across america it is a terrific movie it's an edge of the seat movie. and all as i said i give you a quote i'll always stone his back he's won't tell me about this movie first how you got to how this came about what was a great novel by don winslow by the same name and i read it in the early galleys form and we bought it i bought it myself with my own money and

oliver stone brilliant filmmaker who is no stranger to controversy the always outspoken director sat down with me to talk about his life his work and his latest film savages welcome to the recession boys please tell her part of people want to. see online if you have broken it's a little thin and. here you guys you guys you know you he have a clean business there's no problems there ain't no benenson without us so mild. just a matter of time guys before they legalize it or not take the deal instead of decapitation . california has made some of the great movies ever in this country z. academy award winning director oliver stone and his newest film which i just saw today savages is now playing wide in theaters across america it is a terrific movie it's an edge of the seat movie. and as i said i give you all the stone his back his work tell me about this movie first how you. how this came about well it was a great novel by don winslow by the same name and i read it in the early galleys form and we bought it i bought it myself with my own money and we ended up making it with the universal

look at oliver, will this be enough? >> time for stocks now.es at the new york stock exchange. nicole: a lot of names hitting new highs. take a look at a few names we were picking out, general mills, kellogg's. you are seeing other names in energies such as exxon retailers, all kinds of different areas where we have a lot of winners. hitting a 52-week high. stocks to watch, chipotle has done so well with the quarterly numbers, sales expanding beyond. general electric and microsoft to huge names on the dow. and then you see google getting hit hard today despite the $1000 target. some up stocks to watch. cheryl: none of us have eaten. let's turn our attention back to the city of detroit. standing by with the latest on what is happening. a busy, busy day for you, jeff. jeff: in the hot streets of detroit. but the numbers up, $18 billion, we know that. just talked to both of them on the unsecured portion of that, $11 billion in unsecured debt, much of that in terms of unfunded pension and a lot of that invisible bond owners. the burn they will take

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go olive garden!nd applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, tonight on the program, you can see him live at caroline's comedy club in new york city july 18th through 20th and august 3rd at the wiltern here in l.a. our dear friend adam carolla is with us. [ cheers and applause ] and then, her self-titled album comes out one week from today. ciara from the sony outdoor stage. [ cheers and applause ] we've got something for everybody tomorrow night. michael c. hall will be here, miranda cosgrove will be with us and we'll have music from zz ward. our first guest is a very talented actor who during his relatively short career so far has co-starred alongside luminaries like leo dicaprio, julia roberts and himself. you can see him next saddling up with johnny depp and a dead crow in the new comedy adventure, "the lone ranger." >> i warn you, i boxed in law school. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "the lone ranger" opens in theaters tomorrow. please welcome armie hammer. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how is

meet daisy oliver, not her real name.ban girl next door who made a wrong turn and ended up being sold for sex for strangers. the teen's arrest for prostitution is less than an hour old, when she sits down with detectives who want to know more about her pimp. >> what did he say about the money. >> he gets 40% of everything the girls make. >> did he look at your id at all? how did he find your ad or tell you about your advertisement? >> we need pictures to advertise online. i said, go on facebook and get whatever pictures you think are cute. >> despite her youth, officers find daisy to be remarkably cool and poised. >> write out what you told me. >> she provides information that will lead to a search warrant later tonight. >> you don't fit the mold for the type of girl that we're used to dealing with. >> yet they are getting used to it, girls from the right side of the track ending up on the wrong side of the law. >> people think girls involved in prostitution don't usually stem outside of the inner city. however, here's a

take a look. >> i hate you, oliver. you're not my real jon.re's only one jon who can host this show in my heart. this is for you, stewart. >> john: that makes sense. that actually makes sense. [ cheers and applause ] on to our top story. our top story for the night. remembe

take a look. >> i hate you, oliver. you're not my real jon. there's only one jon who can host this show in my heart. this is for you, stewart. >> john: that makes sense. that actually makes sense. [ cheers and applause ] on to our top story. our top story for the night. remember last month, texas state senator wendy davis stood for ten hours in pink sneakers to protest her state's proposed abortion restrictions. very dramatic. very dramatic. very inspiring. [ cheers and applause ] of course, in the end it was for nothing since the law passed a few days ago, sweeping away her herculean effort like a tumble weed turned abandoned abortion clinic. but what it did do was focus everyone's attention on one of our democracy's quirkiest features, the philadelphia philt filibuster which at the federal level is more popular than ever. >> under president obama there have been 16 filibusters on his nominations of his own team, cabinet secretaries versus

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. >> [bleep] you, oliver. john: larry, whoa. i'm sorry. thought you invited me to have a conversation about race. >> john: that's how you have a conversation about race, is it? >> that's how everyone has a conversation about race. haven't you been listening since the president's speech? >> america's first black president coming out this public and basically calling america racist. >> you know how you felt on 9/11, that's how we feel when it comes to race. >> so-called black leaders are running under a cloak of victimhood. >> these folks will be angry about one thug getting killed. >> president obama is a global george zimmerman. >> white people don't force black people to have babies out of wedlock. >> john: true. ust like no one is forcing bill o'reilly to be such as [bleep]. [ cheers and applause ] >> john: that's technically true. >> my point, john, we can have a conversation when we're not even on the same page. or even in the same book. >> john: true or even in the same library. >> you're not in the library. maybe that's how they do i

maybe we can just juice up the opening a bit. ♪ ♪ >> john oliver's arcane details of boron group metalcing update. ( cheers and applause ) >> john: heavy metal what, is technically classed as light metal. ahhh! no, sax has two-- goldman sachs has two separate ventures in aluminum. had oans warehouse where aluminum is stored and also trades aluminum. see if you can figure out what happens next. >> the report claims goldman's warehouse creates bottlenecks, lengthening delivery times. the bank profit from extended rent and bets made on the future of those metals by their trading arm. >> john: so let's get this clear-- if these reports are right, goldman can bet on the future price of aluminum while simultaneously having the ability to goose the future price of aluminum if that's something they find interesting and/or profitable. ( laughter ) in the stock market, that's what's known as insider trading. in the commodities market, that's known as simply thursday. or monday or tuesday, friday, or wednesday. ( laughter ) so how much is this scheme costing the american citizen? >> the beer inst

i am john oliver. i am here, i am here tonight for jon stewart. jon stewart is not here because he has grown tired of watching you having sex during his show. that's right. this is a two-way screen. whereas for me i'm still learning things from you. but first, if you watchedded last night's show, you might have noticed my interview with aaron socker inlooked a little different as did the music at the end of the show. why did my little dance there just cause you to stop having sex? what happened was right before last night's interview began for the first time ever here, we lost all power to our cameras and the control room. now, my initial thought was that the city was having a blackout because, the past two days here in new york, it's been 100 ball-sweat degrees outside and everyone has had their air conditioners crankedded up to penguin house. it turned out that wasn't actually it. it was a complete mystery until we checked our in-house security cameras this morning. take a look. >> i hate you, oliver. you're not my real jon. there's only one jon

my name is john oliver. i'm still sitting in for jon stewart. he is waiting at home for time warner to come fix his cable. they said they'd be there between noon and 2:00 on june 10. frankly he's still waiting there. our guest tonight from project runway, mr. tim gunn is with us. [ cheers and applause ] a glorious human being. but we start tonight with justice. now earlier this summer we heard a lot about the supreme court which likedded gay marriage but not southern minorities' ability to vote for it. but there are other much less supreme courts. did you know that you are sitting in one right now? that's right. it's time for tonight's installment of judge johnny. bail live, shoot that man. >> you are about to enter the courtroom of judge johnny oliver. >> melissa, please pass your knives and go. >> he's not legally trained. his understanding of the judicial system is based entirely on reruns of night court. >> all right, boys, hit the showers. >> his decisions are generally bad. this is judge johnny. [ cheers and applause ] >> court is in sessi

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take a look. >> i hate you, oliver. you're not my real jon. there's only one jon who can host this show in my heart. this is for you, stewart. >> john: that makes sense. that actually makes sense. [ cheers and applause ] on to our top story. our top story for the night. remember last month, texas state senator wendy davis stood for ten hours in pink sneakers to protest her state's proposed abortion restrictions. very dramatic. very dramatic. very inspiring. [ cheers and applause ] of course, in the end it was for nothing since the law passed a few days ago, sweeping away her herculean effort like a tumble weed turned abandoned abortion clinic. but what it did do was focus everyone's attention on one of our democracy's quirkiest features, the philadelphia philt filibuster which at the federal level is more popular than ever. >> under president obama there have been 16 filibusters on his nominations of his own team, cabinet secretaries versus 20 in the entire history before. >> zero for eisenhower to ford. carter and reagan had two each on execu

oliver silva came to us and said what would it take for to you support this project and we laughed and we gave a dream list to have this happen to benefit the environment and they said yes to everything. it took a year to get to this but it's been incredible. we think it's a great thing for the species out there and for the people of the sun ol community and good for the community of san francisco in terms of the revenue as well. this is the way gravel mining should happen. it's a necessary evil and i think that this type of project, the way it's been done with this company is the way it should be happening and i'm proud to support it and proud to be here with that message. >> great. thank you very much. >> quick question. it's unusual for an organization such as yours to support a project like this and necessary evils as you call it as mining. understanding that it's one of the environmental impacts that it's going dig the quarry almost two 1/2 times deeper. i'm just wondering, i know you are concerned about wild life and endangered species, but from the environmental impact reports,

that it wasn't a second-rate, it wasn't just olive garden. apologies to the olive garden. when in your life was -- what meal was it, what age was it when you said "italian is worth my energy and effort"? >> i grew up in the midwest and when went out for dinner it would either be cantonese cuisine or fantastic italian cuisine. those were two ethnic choices that were there. n there's so much more. it was that time when i went to work and i knew this but i went to work at a restaurant called spiagia --. >> bruni: in chicago. >> in chicago. very ground breaking restaurant that started cooking italian food. when i talk about italian -- this is a very large discussion about whether it's italian, italian american, so on, so fort it was the end of knew vessel cuisine in the late '80s, i started in 1991 so it was risotto and bell general endive and it was an amazing experience for me and i got the bug there and never left it. >> kate, you were mentioning these ingredients and we talk about the respect for and purity of ingredients. do you think there are ways we eat right now that

when you go olive garden.asts! with beads that burst, and a superfruit blast. hair is silky, surprisingly weightless - hydrated for 2 full days. fructis hydra recharge ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is a golden globe, emmy, and oscar nominated actor and producer, whose new film "2 guns" is in theaters on friday. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mark wahlberg. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ throw 2 guns in the air and buck buck like you just don't care ♪ ♪ throw 2 guns in the air and buck buck like you just don't care ♪ ♪ throw 2 guns in the air and buck buck like you just don't care ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> how are you, buddy? good to see you. >> jimmy: welcome! welcome. oh, they love you. they love you. thanks for coming back to the show, buddy. >> they're all so beautiful. thanks for having me back. >> jimmy: did you see we had brian williams was -- >> i did. >> jimmy: -- doing one of your songs. >> between that and, oh, god, i'm ready for a comeback. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that