through the coordination of the parents and teacher olive advance today the first grade and olives first grade teacher was unable to continue the technology until she returned to scoom fully. we want to thank cara for passion and dedication for insureing olive and everything is teaching and their continued education is a successful one. cara demonstrates how innovative thinking and the use of technology can enhance lunching for all san francisco student no matter the situation. i know the principle sheala [inaudible] states cara teaches with our great teaching skill squz most importantly from her heart. i am using my i pad to read my notes about you. i'm proud to share cara and her story today as we celebrate weaving the stories of womens live for this month. thank you very much cara. >> i would like to say thank you so much. i'm truly honored to be recognized alaupg with such a amazing and empowering group of women. i'm a teacher and like all teachers i work hard and care about each and every student in such a way i feel their future is my responsibility. last year my definition of bein

his name was oliver jordan. he died in 95.was a child of the decibel he held on despite everything that passed through his life a tin can an automobile a piece of copper wire. >> oliver jordan kept it all here for 60 years. this salvage lot was his home, his sanctuary, his fort knocks. >> hi, stewart. >> welcome to paradise. >> the rusted old cars in his shed some relics of the roaring 20's are a few of more than # 200 he accumulated over his lifetime. born in 1908 jordan was raised on a wheat farm but his real interest was the fabulous new invention, the car. >> grandpa was around machinery all of the time. automobiles were just beginning to happen. he got interested and it was a lifelong passion. >> jordan grows up, gets married an 34 years old abandons his wife and three young kids for a 16-year-old girl in town. >> when my mother and her brother and sister were still children my grandfather left the family for another woman. her name was ruby. that was quite a scandal. everybody was hurt by it. >> in 1946 oliver buys a sal

recently in food challenge where he and another guy together ate like 250, 300 olives.t 500 by myself. >> one of my favorite things in the world. i'm going to eat 500. >> sounds disgusting. >> sounds delicious. >> olives aren't that good either. >> three, two, one, go. >> he has pressed go and he starts the challenge. >> the problem i have with this once he starts eating his face kind of gets stained from all of the olives that he's eating. make room. >> that is so gross. >> i've decided i hate olives. >> got 100, 150 still in the bowl but he keeps eating and he completes the challenge. >> 1:08:31. >> an hour? >> eight minutes. >> i can totally do this in an hour and eight minutes only 500 olives. >> buy a can of olives. >> i'm not poegoing to do it but if i'm a food challenge dude 20 minutes. >> i feel like absolute death. >> dog done like wearing shoes. ♪ >> go ahead. go on. go. ♪ >> i think one of the reaps video of children do so well on line innocence. the people know videos aren't fake. this is jackson, dad has convinces jackson he's taking out his eyeball and put

jamie: and oliver jordan kept it all here for 60 years.s salvage lot was his home, his sanctuary, his fort knox. >> hi. welcome to paradise. jamie: i found it. the rusted old cars in this shed, some of them relics of the roaring '20s, are more than 200 that jordan accumulated during his lifetime. born in 1908, jordan was raised on a wheat farm, but his real interest was that fabulous new invention, the car. >> grandpa was around machinery all the time, and automobiles were beginning to happen. it was a lifelong passion. jamie: jordan grows up, gets married and then at 34 year wheres old abandons his wife and three kid for a 16-year-old girl in town. >> when my mother and her brother and sister were still children, by grandfather left the family for another woman. her name was ruby x that was quite a scanned -- and that was quite a scandal. everybody was hurt by it. ♪ jamie: in 1946 oliver buys a salvage yard in enid where he and ruby lived and where he makes money selling old cars and parts. oliver runs the salvage yard successfully for se

the operation to save oliver. and new developments in the case of the stolen oscar gown when the "cbs evening news" continues. . copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva respimat. discuss all medicines you take even eye drops. if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells you get hives, vision changes or eye pain or problems passing urine stop taking spiriva respimat and call your doctor right away. side effects include sore throat cough, dry mouth and sinus infection. nothing can reverse copd. spiriva helps me breathe better. to learn about spiriva respimat slow-moving mist ask your doctor or visit spirivarespimat.com apples may fall, but the apples of

glass like this. >> clear bottle is not good for olive oil. being exposed to fluorescent lighting will break down the oil faster. >> but lynn and "forbes" magazine says there's a simple solution. look for extra virgin oil from one country packed in a dark bottle. forbes says olive oil are best used in one year of pressing. sure, you'll have to pay a little bit more but you can get the real thing. that way, you don't waste your money. >> all right. a lot to talk about in the weather department today. what? >> he's raising his eyebrows. what's going to go on? >> no i'm raising my expectations from you. i want to hear something -- give us a reason to have hope here. >> daylight saving time. monday morning, extra daylight of hour. however, we lose an hour of sleep this weekend. i'm sorry. i had to -- half cup half empty? >> we're ready! >> lot to talk about. we had that winter weather advisory that continues at least until 10:00. national weather service may cancel that a little bit early. however, temperatures now finally beginning to rise above

[distant thunder] [sigh] hey, olive - don't say it.as just gonna say that - i know that we haven't had a case yet today. don't. if you say it, ms. o will give us one. what? that's ridiculous. try it. hey olive isn't it kind of weird we haven't had a case yet today? you two! in my office! i have a case for you. whoa! told you. ms. o: we've got reports of time-travelling laser chickens in the park. over here, people! [loud explosions] otto: they look really angry. you try travelling through time and space looking for a homeland while being chased by morlocks... i may know a bit about them. as long as you follow olive's lead and do exactly what she says, you'll be fine. well, what are you waiting for? go! [beeping] o'brian send us to the park. preparing to squishinate! squishinating! what happened? sorry, olive, it looks like your tube is broken. oh, okay. i'll just use this one. preparing to squishinate! squishinating!

oliver farry reports. oliver: visiting some of the victims in hospital, calling on citizens to stand together against terrorism, something he says is a foreign imposition in tunisia. >> it does not exist in tunisia. we do not have terrorism. it is all-important. oliver: the attacks occurred wednesday in the national museum and parliament building. two or three armed men opened fire on a tour bus. some of the gunmen were allegedly wearing military uniforms. there was instant panic. other visitors were tracked inside for almost four hours. >> we were visiting the museum, and then all of a sudden we heard a big noise. we thought summing had fallen, but then we realized it was gunfire. oliver: the bardo museum is located in the same facility as the tunisia general simply wherein antiterrorism bill was being debated. parliament's president said the country's symbols had been targeted. president essebsi: the targets of the attack were both the parliament and the national museum. these are symbols. this attack wa

- (olive): three guests who each love a different type of shape. and the cake thief is... - odd squad is made possible in part by... - ...a cooperative agreement with the u.s. department of education, the corporation for public broadcasting's ready to learn grant and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. my name is agent olive. this is my partner, agent otto. this is a cloud i saw. but back to otto and me. we work for an organization run by kids that investigates anything strange, weird and especially, odd. our job is to put things right again. (theme music) - argh! - oh, yeah! - heyyy! - aaah! who do we work for? we work for odd squad. it was a dark and stormy night. my partner and i were called to solve an odd crime at an odd place. (thunderclaps) with even odder people. - welcome to shapely manor. (it bellows like a moose) you must be agents olive and otto. may i take your coats and umbrella? - wow! is this whole place yours? (both laughing) - oh, dear me, no! i am simply the butler. - and i'm the maid. - we live

there's almost as many olive gardens as starbucks!ness combo pasta and coffee chain restaurant, olive bucks. featured menu item, the vinty rose mary mocha alfredo, 3,000 calories of "oh, my god... " god... ... makes me feel like homer simpson. while some establishments are giving ouro beecies crisis a chubby middle finger, othersings are more conflicted. mcdonald's in january. >> all vegetarians, foodies and gastronauts avert your eyes. you can't get juiciness like this from soy or quinoa. this is not greek yogurt, nor will that ever be kale. >> jon: we clear, you foody (bleep)s? the only kale mickey d.'s will ever serve is to the chicken whose anus goes in your mcnuggets! but then in march, we hear this -- >> mcdonald's offering healthier fair, last week executives announced the u.s. restaurants will not be selling chicken raised with antibiotics over the next two years. >> jon: see, now i'm conflicted. i want healthier options, but i'll sure miss treating my ear infections with the buffalo ranch mcchicken. (laughter) they're making

- (olive): it's getting away! - let the games begin! - odd squad is made possible in part by... - ...a cooperative agreement with the u.s. department of education, the corporation for public broadcasting's ready to learn grant and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. - my name is agent olive. this is my partner, agent otto. this is my least favourite hat... but back to otto and me. we work for an organization run by kids that investigates anything strange, weird, and especially, odd. our job is to put things right again. (theme music) yeah! (yelling) - who do we work for? we work for odd squad. - odd squad, thanks for coming. the problem's this way. every time i try to go inside this happens. (engine starting) and... (car horn honking - hmm, the old house-car switcheroo. otto? (whirring) - try her again ma'am. (doorbell ringing) - finally! thanks, odd squad! - just doing our job. - bye! - that was easier than i thought. - yeah. (rumbling) - odd squad! - oh, no. - if it isn't olive, and her new partner,

- (olive): my name is agent olive. - odd squad is made possible in part by... - ...a cooperative agreement with the u.s. department of education, the corporation for public broadcasting's ready to learn grant and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. this is my partner, agent otto. this is what i had for lunch today. but back to otto and me. we work for an organization run by kids that investigates anything strange, weird and, especially, odd. our job is to put things right again. (theme music) who do we work for? we work for odd squad. (clock ticking) (hiccupping) - yup, those are exploding hiccups, all right. - we've got just the thing. drink some of this. gets rid of them every time. - thank you, odd squad. - now, if you'll excuse us. (rushing sound) - (hiccupping): uh-oh. (breaking glass) (car alarm) - incoming! (roaring sound) - (o'brien): morning, agents. - (both): o'brien. - (otto): hey, uh olive i know we've been working together for a little while now, but it's my birthday tomorrow. - "otto's turning 10". 10? - i'm tall for 10. - i'm short for 12.

. - look at olive...skipping! that means... - (both): olive has the skips! squad is made possible in part by... - ...a cooperative agreement with the u.s. department of education, the corporation for public broadcasting's ready to learn grant and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. - my name is agent olive. this is my partner, agent otto. this is my collection of rocks - but back to otto and me. we work for an organization run by kids that investigates anything strange, weird, and, especially, odd. our job is to put things right again. - rrr! - yeah! - who do we work for? we work for odd squad. - thanks for coming, odd squad. i don't know what's wrong with my car, but every time i get into the back seat... ...this happens. - (together): whoa! - not to worry. our car- fixinator should do the trick. - wait! let me get at this thing! amazing! wanna go for a bike ride? - actually, i do. - to be young again... - what? - um... let's go. - wait, what did you say? - you wanted to see us, ms. o? - yes. something very odd has happene

doug oliver has impressed movers and shakers in this town. the question is will that kind of support come sooner or later? in german town, vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> once again we are profiling all six candidates running for the democratic nomination for mayor. the primary is tuesday may 19 and. >>> time to get a check of the roads now mat pellman is in the traffic center. >> speaking of movers and shaker shakers we would like to move quicker. since i spoke to you a vehicle broke down north of here at allegheny and now extra slowing out of the city, a half hour travel time from the vine to woodhaven a crash at new britain and villa road remains closed indefinitely in hatfield a crash at butler pike and one coming from norristown from the southbound side of 202 at the dannehower bridge and slowing at the turnpike this afternoon as you head towards mid county. and a crash in upper oxford at newark road and newark a wreck at church man's road by michael's restaurant. back over to you. >> thank you matt. >>> more "action news" is co

thank you. t olive. this is my partner, agent otto. this is my lucky pencil. but back to otto and me. we work for an organization run by kids that investigates anything strange, weird, and especially, odd. our job is to put things right again. (theme music) (whinnying) - ah! - hi-yah! - come on, buddy! come on! - where are we going?! who do we work for? we work for odd squad. hey, partner, mind filing these for me? - sure. - yes! - what is it? - i'm getting taller. - what? - you used to be taller than me but look. now, i'm taller than you. that means i grew. but that doesn't make sense. if i grew, how does my suit still fit? unless you shrunk! - ah! i'm shrinking! ohhh... what do we do? - oh, this is horrible! - i know! - no, i mean, i really thought i was getting taller. - (yelling): this is a tape measure! a tape measure is the same as a ruler, except it's longer so you can measure longer things like height! - why are you yelling? - well, i just thought because your ears are smaller, it would be harder for you to hear! no? - let's just figure this out. - 12

agent olive. this is my partner, agent otto. this is what i had for dinner last night. but back to otto and me. we work for an organization run by kids, that investigates anything strange, weird and especially odd. our job is to put things right again. (moaning) who do we work for? we work for odd squad. - i'm so glad you're here, odd squad. - what seems to be the problem? - donny and i were having a picnic and then... this happened. - (both): whoa! - odd squad, i'm so glad you're here! - i already said that, donny. - how am i supposed to know? i'm in a picnic basket! - don't make this about you! - this is not about me! - donny this! - hey! - you want us to help you fix this or not? - (both): please! - how'd you know we'd need the picnicanator gadget? - i didn't. i always carry it. stand back! - donny! finally, brother! i'm glad you're okay! thanks, odd squad! - happy to help. - enjoy your picnic. let's go. - they always come through, no matter what. - brilliant. - hey, what do you say we have that picnic? - let's do it, man. ha-ha! - oh no! - (both): our only sister! c

thank you. gent olive. this is my partner, agent otto. this is the odd squad bathroom key. but back to otto and me. we work for an organization run by kids that investigates anything strange, weird and especially, odd. our job is to put things right again. (theme music) - grrr! - yeah! - heyyy! - aaah! who do we work for? we work for odd squad. - thank you so much for coming odd squad. - what seems to be the problem, sir? - so, i'm sitting here, trying to catch up on a bunch of work but every time i try to click this pen... it's easier if i just show you. (clicking) - (agents): whoa! - it just keeps going. - whoa... - and watch... - whoa! - i know! - question: how did you start at your house? - that wasn't even my house! i haven't been home for 6 weeks! - not to worry, sir; we have a fix. don't use this pen anymore. - oh, yeah... - use one of ours. - oh! thanks, odd squad! - have a great day. - wait, where am i flying to? - we're going to boston. - oh... i've got family there. - (olive): hey, oscar. happy friday! - it's friday today? - what's wrong? - well, i thought today

- (olive): who do we work for? we work for odd squad. - i'm always telling my brother: you keep eating those cheesy curls you're gonna turn into one. - not to worry, sir, we have an "uncheesy-curl-nayer." - and you said we'd never use it. - donny! my only brother! i missed you! welcome back, brother! - our work here is done. go bears! - i'm glad that's over. ha! donny, no, no! you just can't control yourself. no, no, sit there. watch the game. like that. - the bears are moving the ball. here comes the shot. it's a basket! and the bears win the game! wham-o! (meows) - partner? - olive, you'll never believe what band came out with a brand-new song. - don't say soundcheck. - soundcheck. it's called take away 4. - ♪ suddenly, out of the blue ♪ ♪ you stole my heart before i could ♪ ♪ give it to you - so much to feel ♪ ♪ but nothing to say - 'cause you take ♪ ♪ 'cause you take you take my breath away now ♪ ♪ take away 1, take away 1 ♪ ♪ take away 1 take away 1 breath from me ♪ ♪ and you take away 4 whoa oh oh ♪ ♪ 1 and 1

his name robert oliver. deliberately crashed the plane. he's been identified as the man in this picture, 28-year-old andreas lubitz. this photo published by a german newspaper. we're also getting our first look at the cockpit of the jet. it was taken just a few days before the crash of flight 9525. the fbi has opened its own investigation due to the three americans being on board and offered its help to the french investigators. french investigators saying they are not ready to take up that help. we're following breaking news out of illinois for you as well, where two men, including an army national guard soldier, have been arrested for conspireing to support isis. according to officials, 22-year-old army national guard specialist hasan edmonds was arrested at chicago's midway international airport while trying to fly to cairo, egypt. 29-year-old jonas edmonds was arrested at his home in aurora. both are expected at a court hearing. john yang is following that story from chicago. john? >> thomas this is anot

that was oliver holmes, jr. what say of senator john mccain of how war transformed your life and the experiences in vietnam shaped your life there after including as a united states senator since 1987? >> could i say a couple words about oliver windel holmes. there is the graduates of harvard and others were put in the regimen and they fought in the bloodiest encounters of the civil war. he was wounded in the neck. and you can imagine what that would have been like. he was missing on the battlefield. his father was a famous author in those days and walked the battlefield searching for his son and believed he was dead so caught up with him later on. remarkable story and he continued to fight in these battles so they took incredibly high casualties. the bloodiest war of all was our own civil war. brother against brother and family against family. remarkable when you thing about the carnage that might have been necessary but it was a and terrible cost. he was a remarkable man and forever changed. he left for harvar

that was oliver holmes, jr. what say of senator john mccain of how war transformed your life and the experiences in vietnam shaped your life there after including as a united states senator since 1987? >> could i say a couple words about oliver windel holmes. there is the graduates of harvard and others were put in the regimen and they fought in the bloodiest encounters of the civil war. he was wounded in the neck. and you can imagine what that would have been like. he was missing on the battlefield. his father was a famous author in those days and walked the battlefield searching for his son and believed he was dead so caught up with him later on. remarkable story and he continued to fight in these battles so they took incredibly high casualties. the bloodiest war of all was our own civil war. brother against brother and family against family. remarkable when you thing about the carnage that might have been necessary but it was a huge and terrible cost. he was a remarkable man and forever changed. he left for h

y sigue recorriendo el mundo monserrat oliver en busca de noticias sorprendentes, en esta oportunidados faquires. pasamos contigo, mi querida monserrat, desde la gran manzana, la ciudad que nunca duerme. monserrat: cuÍdate tÚ tambiÉn, bÁrbara, porque el bebÉ no puede tener frÍo. pues sÍ, me fui a china, quienes estÉn viendo este programa, las imÁgenes son muy fuertes. pero todo lo que grabo es la realidad, es lo que se hace en vivo y en directo, espero que lo disfruten. estos faquires, como hay tantos en el mundo, que para sobresalir hacen cosas medio locas. vamos a ver. ♪ oigan, estamos en el suroeste de china y por estos rumbos hay cosas muy extraÑas. vamos a ver a unos chavos que practican un kung fu, hacen cosas muy insÓlitas. vamos a ver. Él es el maestro, tiene 36 aÑos, dice que va a jalar la camioneta con sus ojos, no puedo creer que se metiÓ eso en sus ojos, no, cÓmo se jala asÍ los pÁrpados. es una camioneta grande. no, no, no, ¿cÓmo le hace? ah, a ver! a verle el ojo. ¿por quÉ hacen eso? dios mÍo, no le bastÓ con jalarlo con los ojos, le va a jalar con algo mÁs, con alcohol.

melissa: oliver, thank you so much. we appreciate it. we're moments away from a joint news conference that is coming up at white house. this as president obama stepping out with afghan leader ashraf ghani, here on his first official visit. why the u.s. may be slowing the withdrawal from that country. >>> the latest dominoes to fall. afghanistan now scared that isis is operating within its borders. new concerns the extremists have plans to make it a strategic strong hold. more "money." we have many so answers coming up. ♪ ♪ help northern china reduce its reliance on coal fire heating plants and prevent 60 million tons of co2 emissions? when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. melissa: this is live look at the east room of the white house where president obama and president ashraf ghani of afghanistan will hold a joint news conference. that will begin moments from now. we could be on the verge of a huge military shift. fox news is learning that president obama will slow the

--ie oliver: i am in the op reporter: i am in the opera house with jamie oliver.your petition in sydney, why? jamie oliver: because it is visual and i am here. reporter: tell us about the campaign. it is simple. how many years will go on while we watch everything the way it was? whereear was interesting more people died a diet related diseases. this a global campaign which i will be taking to the g-20. beingabout one thing -- human rights and have access to practical food education in school. that is it. revolutionary day. i know people care. i know i am not talking like that is so romantic. paul: the g-20 probably cares. there is a lot for them to agree and doing something. energyi maintain my because you have got to be patient. you have to be relentless. do you findt extent your business is complementing something like this? differenthave platforms. the tax in britain is fair in my opinion. they will not think it is fair. sales will drop off a bit freaked is a good for public health? do we need that money? yes. i'm told about taxing soda before the government do

oliver north joins us. he is also the host of "war stories." thank you for being here. >> glad to be with you. and by the way i know this is a political issue, but if i knew so much about politics, you and i could be having this conversation in my senate office and i am across the tree. kennedy: smoking cigars and drinking brandy like the good old days. let's talk about this. should these have handled it differently? >> no, they are not traitors. if i were in the u.s. senate, i probably would not have signed it. but then again, i'm an adult and i remember the precedent for this. the 20th of march of 1984, the aftermath of cannata. house speaker jim wright, 56 of his colleagues wrote to danny ortega, a letter promising that they would not allow ronald reagan to overturn the communist government like they have last october. and it didn't change anything in the long run. this letter isn't going to change anything either. because the train has already left the station and nobody in washington seems to realize what the obama team has done and it is

. >>> dwayne oliver the man accused of attacking a teenager on a trolley is sentenced today.ay 17-year-old girl while she was riding the route 17 septa trolley while going to school. police say the altercation began when oliver became angry with the victim's backpack constantly hitting him. >>> police are looking for a man behind a string of robberies last month in the city section, the armed robber hit his first business on february 16th at the wireless cricket store and uses the same mode of operation ever sin. this was taken on the 7700 block, and the man entered the store and looked around and approached the counter and pretended to purchase items that is when he placed a plastic bag on the counter. the man pulled a gun and grabbed the cash and took off. >> on march 13th they believe the man pretended to buy items at the j and m beauty store and placed the items in a black bag. >>> dover police are looking for this man 22-year-old harris for assault at the old navy clothing store it happened at the dover mall, and police say that harris picked up items and placed them in

against john oliver.ght with a camera and took it in the -- judicial it's the longest charity event. and yet it's so lovely but there are moments in it. the moment with owen. this is the cranky thing on the one hand literally this happened within ten minutes of each other. paul rud received regurgitated food. ten minutes later literally gilbert god forty three was maybe -- god forty three was making people cry. >> not the kind of crying people generates. >> jon: it's a movement where he's the conduit through which this young man owen communicates his feelings to his family and to others around him. it's amazing. >> the whole show is about raising money not to cure autism. a lot of people are working on bio medical research. we can't get him into a program until he was seven years old. people with fewer resources than us it's unimaginable what they have to go through. and the kids. they deserve better. last year we had a show on-line katy perry did a duet. >> jon: yes. >> and this little girl plays the pia

aaron oliver barns as a contribution of a police officer over the years and i have to leave the mic up to karl or gil to say a few words to us about the lake view hall of fame or karl barn's father. >> thank you supervisor avalos. i am very pleased and surprised that i am here, and black history month and i am here because i believe in the work of karl barns and his father aaron barns senior who we miss now. and i had no idea that i would be receiving some tribute or acknowledgment. but i am pleased and i thank you i thank the supervisor breed and cohen and supervisor weiner even said that he is going to come to our senior program at the it book man community center and i appreciate that. and i have been in san francisco for not that long maybe since 59. and served in the engleside area for about 20 years total. and it is the best job and i am still working and i should be retired by now and i think that it might be pretty soon thank you very much. [ applause ] i want to thank supervisor avalos and he is a strong supporter of the community and i thought very highly of him and i would l

you have john oliver now doing "lastly tonight -- "last week tonight" on hbo, and you have him takingver the daily show and you have the new late, late guy. what is this? in truth, he is a funny dude. i have been a fan of his. supersmart. it's five or six different languages, is from south africa. what i've seen so far. mark: i looked at some youtube clips today, and i was not blown away, although he did tell one of my favorite jokes, i flew in, and my arms are tired. i am sure they did a ton of research, but i do not see the level of sophistication in his humor. if he hopes to inherit a lot of the audience of jon stewart, and what i have seen so far, good luck. phil: this is not an evil position. this is shooting guard for the bulls after michael jordan, shortstop for the yankees after derek jeter. can he make the show his own, or does he have to make it jon stewart like? mark: you are best off to inherit the audience, not build from scratch. i do not know if they're going to try to change the format. to me, they chose to go in a different direction, maybe he will be awesome, but i w

olive. this is my partner, agent otto. this is a glass half full. but back to otto and me. we work for an organization run by kids that investigates anything strange, weird and especially, odd. our job is to put things right again. (theme music) (whinnying) - ah! - hi-yaa! - come on olive! come on! - where are we going?! who do we work for? we work for odd squad. ms. stevens, i'm happy to report we've found your runaway snowman. - sorry, we took so long. - hey, stacy. - i haven't seen him since i was 7. - hoho! want to go play? - yah! thanks, odd squad! - warms your heart, doesn't it? (weird animal sound) what's the problem ms. o? - there you two are. something very odd has not happened. - not happened? - yes. and because you have so much free time, i want you to show around an agent in training. - oh! - this is ori. - i like smashed prunes with ketchup. - ha! i love this kid. - whoa! two real odd squad agents! unless... are they holograms? - can a hologram do this? ai! ai! ai! - we're not holograms! - learning about headquarters is ori's last step before becoming a full-ti

- come on, olive! come on! - where are we going?! who do we work for?e work for odd squad. - look, puppet master i know you turned 6 people into puppets. - you can't prove anything! - of course, i can! 2 of them were my agents! - you've got a lot of nerve. - look at my arms! how am i supposed to work like this? (growling) (sighing) - i need my agents back. now! so how about you tell me how to work this gadget of yours which, for some strange reason looks like a giant dog bone? - it does not look like a dog bone! - (all): yes, it does! - now i don't want to help you. - fine, we'll do it the hard way. - what's the hard way? - in 3 seconds i will close my eyes. - and? - and maybe these 2 agents decide to pay you a visit on the other side of the table. of course i can't tell that will happen because my eyes will be closed. the only thing that i will say is you're gonna wish your eyes were closed too! one... two... - ok ok, i'll help you. you can turn everyone back with a gadget. you need all 6 puppets in the same room at the same time lined up in the order

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so they built a little inn and restaurant atop this heart-stopping bluff and they planted some olives and grapes and bought a goat and moved back in time. you said something was missing when you were living in detroit. >> mm-hmm. >> what do you think that was? >> i think it was when you're here you're in touch with life. okay? you're in touch with the moment. when i was in the states, i felt that i was always -- i was never here. i was always, oh, i want to get there. >> thinking about the future. >> thinking about the future. we're not so good at making plans here. everything will happen. it will get done in the end. it will get done. >> right. you have, what, five rooms? >> right. >> why not ten? you could double your nest egg, you know. do you ever think in this way. >> no. five are sufficient. a greek fisherman on an island. and an american man came up to him. he says, why are you sitting here? and the guy says because i'm taking my break. he goes, you only have one boat. the greek says yeah. you should get another boat. and then you can make more money, then you can get a third b

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