oliver: that is undeniably true.you poke american forces, or british, canadian, or french forces on the ground they could take the city. what then? those who advocate for military intervention first, do not understand that that does not sell in the united states or in the ground in iraq. they do not want to see u.s. forces back. if they do not think about what works militarily. what is advantageous militarily has serious political downsides which makes it not a good idea. katty: did one or other of the administrations have it more right when he came to iraq? oliver: both administrations have had their difficulties with iraq. the bush administration got us into this, and self admittedly had dark days in the early part of iraq. they did not understand what was going on. they recovered toward the end. the obama administration was sent with a mandate to get us out. that was a clear democratic mandate. they have responded to that. each administration dealt with its own challenges. katty: thank you very much for coming. as

>> the olive trees would be in containers and i believe they are about 2 feet across. i don't know a lot about a design element on that. but they are concrete containers. i do know that first of all olive trees are from the middle east, and the northern mediterranean countries and being from these droughtey areas they are drought tolerant and low water use plants. from what i have read in briefs is that there are concerns about drought and planting trees during a drought. these are drought tolerant. and it's my understanding from cushman and wait field that these pots have a water recycling system with a sigh -- in terms of the size, they fill the first story. but again it's something we can work with staff on the ideas for a bigger or smaller olive tree. >> so the issue primarily is the removal of the tree, not the addition of the olive trees, correct? >> i think the removal of the olive trees and the possibility of not putting in ten trees back are on this issue. but the commitment as i read is that there is the pledge to replace the trees. the replacement is six str

oliver: that is right. decries the rap to the bottom and says that the eurozone has failed and the germans are the victims, too. german wage levels have stagnated since the euro was introduced. meaning that german workers are even worse off than poorer countries. as germany is turning into the usa with its low-quality jobs and low wages. in short, he says it is hatcher's revolutions or ratings, and not one of democracy -- or reagan's, and not one of democracy. genie: switching to the news in south carolina. oliver: the republican governor, who is a native american origin, says some divisions are bigger than a flag and we are not going to allow this to divide us. the new york times also reports barack obama's use of the n-word , which is the worst of the racial slurs in english. he used it in a podcast to some -- to illustrate how racism persists in the u.s. he said, we are not cured of this and it is not just impolite to say it in public. the urban league says it is a disparaging hateful word that never sho

jeff smith and olive garden resident -- and the olive garden president. you have been with the company for some time. jeff lampooned the unlimited breadsticks in amazing 300-page presentation last september. i see the breadstick is hardly a source of weakness, it is a sign of strength. >> it is one of our most popular items. jeff look to make sure they were served perfectly every time. we want hot, fresh breadsticks on the cable at all times. -- on the table at all times. stephanie: why change things? the olive garden has a loyal customer. does it want something different? do you think different design will bring in a new customer? >> the brand struggled little bit. most of that we think was due to the fact we may have been resting on our laurels. in the last three or four years. a new sign, a new look inside is a signal of change and evolution. we are trying to refresh the brand and continue to focus on great experiences for our guests. stephanie: why not change the name? i live in new york city where there are tons of time restaurants. it is olive garde

oliver: it says the u.s.y station operated by the special collection service which is comparable to the cia and nsa, located at the american embassy in paris, which is located conveniently next to elysÉe and within a mile of the national sibley and a number of major french ministries. a classified document -- national assembly and a number of major french ministries. a classified document said there are a number of these around the world, 19 of which in europe. this is probably the only one in paris. the actual question is -- how easy is it to hack into presidential mobile phones? it appears to be quite easy. it is only the land lines that are sick secure in the elysÉe palace itself. smartphones have cause andóxóxóxóx >> "viewchange" is about people making real progress in tackling the world's toughest issues. can a story change the world? see for yourself. this is link tv's "viewchange," a new documentary series. [rooster crowing] [cows mooing] >> [speaking wolof]

>> for the olive oil it's $28 a bottle, and the olive oil -- it's a good market.u know, ours is very popular and is often considered the best of breed of the new olive oils. >> do you stay independent? >> yes. >> family-owned? >> yes. >> that's the plan? >> yes. >> going forward? >> it is. >> you seem pretty emphatic and addiment about that. >> well, you know, if i got a fantastic offer i'd comfort it, but we love owning it and we love making the oil. >> what's the secret? is it the process, or is it the olives themselves or a little bit of a combination of both? >> well, you have to have both. we use six different tuscan varietals to make the oil and we also press them on property with the traditional stone press so doing that slow of stone press milling is crucial. >> can we give this a true? >> absolutely. >> we have some here and some bread. >> i'm the lone panelest with the volume at the end of my name. >> here's some bread. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> nion, thanks so much for coming in. interesting that you guys have wine and body care products

oliver said no that is an -- [bleep] up. there is a beg difference between the idea of revealing what your government is doing and the reality is the fact and people and places that get people killed. >> i am more excited the fact you want us to keep. >> i thought it was brilliant. you know what i love more? he showed a clip of msnbc doing an interview with dana who was the intelligence chairwoman in the house. it was a serious interview about surveillance and all of a sudden andrea mitchell from msnbc cuts in and says sore reare interruptiing the interview. we just got word that justin bieber is getting arrested. john oliver's jaw drops. he interrupts that interest option ropings with a turtle humping. dash something we would never do on this show. can women be worriers? they don't think the women can do the job. earn p nell are concerned that the partner 4r50eders will lower training standards. they lifted the job in 2012 but gave the services time to bring women to the front lines gradually. one man required forces, quote

oliver was run over by a car. kevin: so timmy oliver faces up to 25 years. he may have to pay for the victim's medical bills that top $100,000. sentencing is set for september. in rockville, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. kimberly: coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- visitors to a tourist town turned away. the surprising reason the mayor told carloads of people rn around. jonathan: plus why children's hospital is paying out nearly $13 million to the justice department. kimberly: and next, the new information about a man accused of killing an ice cream truck driver right in front of children. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". "7 on your side." kimberly: just a horrifying scene. an ice cream truck driver gunned down in front of a group of children in frederick. tonight we hear from the parents of the victim as new details emerge about the man police say is responsible. they spoke exclusively to kathleen carns from the sister station in baltimore. reporter: brandon brown's mother shows the family photos. right now she is looking for the best photo. >

- (olive): three guests who each love a different type of shape.nd 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 i

disowned them after biosocial me opposed by oliver insider has latest from los angeles. >> reporter:and family feud oliver hudson bay father's it treats as his in sister kate a strange father lashes out and his ex-wife cutting ties with this famous kids for good. "this is to have a father relationship that is complicated" "mistakes of my children"another layer of paint to a decade-long family, with king oliver bill clinton now declaring i have had fibers chechen not consider myself a father of three/longer recognize oliver in k at my own. old wounds are open father's day and close to the start of the three of them at the caption " happy abandonment day. and had a sister kate." a motion >> reporter: all interview but let us say oliver did to me now set in the it all way of the photographs and these baby booties to the two of them and to them away as well. i fell"the total it wouldn't do is fight for them" >> reporter: hudson and that's has to puzzle of a memoir to versions of the famous family he did surrender in the battle. so much more innocent family drama tonight 7 on the insider.

- (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.

- (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,

tom: oliver chen will be with us. on gap and j. crew. i want to talk about the nerd moment which is we are not consuming what we used to and we are saving. the marginal propensity to consume has gone down. tutti by -- do you buy the idea that americans are going to save more? nieil: i do not think the rhetoric that is put out there is accurate. it is amusing, actually, with home sales hitting cycle highs. vehicle sales hitting 17 million. we are talking about the u.s. consumer crawling under a rock. i think what happens in financial markets as people take two months of data and extrapolate and make these big, sweeping conclusions. tom: no! neil: largely speaking over the last several years, consumer spending and income have been running on top of each other. no, i do not buy. brendan: at "surveillance" we are all signal, no noise. tom: we extrapolate once or twice a year? vonnie: it is data dependent. brendan: taylor swift. let's make that transition. we are not going to try to finesse that. when she speaks, music companies have to do wh

just outside of the city of donetsk, oliver is there. all of her, there is a dispute between russia and ukraine over exactly what happened. oliver: i was not in the area of the battle yesterday. i have only just arrived district which was involved, which is the district of don etsk, and if you go in there you see the evidence of a pretty hard-fought battle. you see spent ammunition and artillery. you see lots of damaged property, and so for the people who are left there, it is a pretty nightmarish existence. as i understand, they are now back in government controlled hands. one checkpoint we know changed hands yesterday but is now back under government control, and we are in a situation where today has been quite quiet, and that is where we are now. anchor: all parties concerned agreed to a meeting in minsk earlier this year, to end this kind of fighting. they came to a pretty clear agreement about what is allowed and what is not allowed. all of her: the fighting has been continuing the last few weeks, but it has been limited to particul

erik: olive garden unveiled a new logo and menu today.t's new ownership, the parent company of olive garden reports to have been bought by starboard value. the hedge fund that's what about all directors last october. stephanie ruhle and i start -- spoke with jeff smith and dave george about the new era and the notion that store board star board runs the show. >> we did not come into control. the board is an independent board. we think the board is more qualified. nominees but they are independent thinking and they are not going to do what i say. they're going to do what we think is best. stephanie: you took control of the situation. jeff: we made a change to make sure the board was doing their job to better represent the interest of the shareholders. to make sure they are doing the job for the company. part of that is listening to management and allowing the best ideas for management to come through with the guidance of the board to make sure we coming up with the best ideas from everyone to make sure we are doing it great job. erik: what

i have a city maintained olive tree outside of my house and my house is over 40 feet tall and olive tree is over 30 feet tall and it has a lot of growth even though it's north facing exposure and howard street is north facing exposure. i don't expect it to grow as fast as the south side of the building, but they will grow and tolerate low light conditions and there is a fair amount of reflected heat where there are big buildings in a lot of surfaces. i think they will flourish pretty well. >> why are you simply advocating replacing six trees instead of ten. it would be a lot easier if assuming there was damage and if all the thing that you were saying that you would come here and say we want to replace all ten. why is your client asking to replace 10? >> we are removing the ten to reduce liability, but we would be open to replacing them with additional trees. >> so you would be open to accepting responsibility to replacing ten trees where ten trees are being removed for whatever reason? >> i would have to confirm with my client. >> that's where i have the issue. if the trees were dangero

. >>> just ahead, why john oliver has a date with a bud light lime. >>> magic mike fans get pumped by one of hollywood's biggest hunks. find out who it is next. >>> now to entertainment news. clint eastwood plans to direct and produce an upcoming bio pic of captain chesley sully sullenberger. he was the the us airways pilot from the 2009 miracle on the hudson. multiple bird strikes caused both engines to fail on the plane. >> can't wait to see how they reenact the landing on the hudson. >>> on sunday night while reporting on the fifa scandal, john oliver made this promise. >> budweiser, if you pull your support and help get rid of blatter, i will put my mouth where my mouth is and i will personally drink one of your disgusting items. i'm serious. it can be a bud light. i will even drink a bud light lime, despite the fact that all the lime in the world cannot disguise the fact that this takes like a puddle beneath a long john silver's dumpster. >> after fifa chief sepp blatter announced his resignation tuesday, oliver tweeted this photo of bud light lime with the caption "champagne." >

(olive screams.) - 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 how long two seconds is. 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) (unicorn whinnying) - ah! - hi-yah! - come on, buddy! come on! - where are we going?! who do we work for? we work for odd squad. - thanks for coming, odd squad. - happy to help. - by the way congratulations. - oh, for the baby? thanks. - i meant the new hat. i haven't seen it before. but the baby too. - totally. we love babies. - now, what seems to be the problem? - well, this is the room where we store the famous giant ball of gum. - not this again. let me guess. the giant ball of gum shrank from one thousand wads of chewed bubble gum to just one. - nope,

once oliver asked me to do it i started to read about it.hink he did very much do the right thing. >> jimmy: you do think he did the right thing. >> yeah, definitely. >> jimmy: oliver must definitely think he did the right thing. >> yeah. well, look. you know, it's a long conversation to have. but what i would recommend is if you are interested at all, do some looking into it on your own. >> jimmy: that's a lot of trouble. >> i know. ultimately i think that's the main point he's making is what is beautiful about the united states of america is that we have the right and privilege and even an obligation to look in those things and know about those things and know what our government is doing. so when the government is keeping secrets from us that's not right. when they are changing laws without telling us, that's not okay. that's kind of his whole point. i think that's what he was trying to get out there. >> jimmy: also you are playing this guy -- i remember this guy from when i was a kid, french guy who decided to walk on a tightrope across

. >>> the estranged father of oliver and kate hudson. he no longer recognizes those two as his over. oliver and kate are the actress of hudson and goldie hawn. hudson told the daily mill i would ask them to stop using the hudson name. they are no longer a part of my life. this comes a week after oliver posted this picture to instagram on father's day with the caption "happy abandonment day." >>> the dinosaurs beat back the foul-mouthed bear. "jurassic world" took the spot with more than $54 million. disney's "inside out" took second at more than $52 million. and the r-rated "ted 2" which cost a reported $68 million to produce earned $33 million. let's get down to business with landon dowdy. good morning. >> good morning to you. the markets could be set for a big decline at the open today. amid the debt crisis in greece. the greek government is shutting banks and the stock market all week and imposing limits on the amount of cash people can withdraw from atm. greece is likely to miss a loan payment on tuesday after creditors rejected the

- (olive): who do we work for?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 and

. - look at olive...skipping! that means... - (both): olive has the skips!dd 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 happe

- (both): o'fynne. - morning, olive. morning otto. - there you two are. - ms. o, where did you come down from? - if i answer that question, we'll be here for 8 hours. - you can't do that because-- - (all): something very odd has happened. - you guys are good. come with me to the lab. oscar, tell them what's going on. - hey, guys. so i made a gadget called the flip-floppinator. it can flip anything: pancakes, blueberry pancakes, chocolate chip pancakes, pancakes in-- - oscar. - it can also flip numbers, like... say you had 15 juice boxes. - now you're talking my language. - there's a 1 in the tens place and a 5 in the ones place. - wait, what does "place" mean? - it's like where the numbers live. - right. so now, 1 ten lives in the tens place

his name is oliver. his owner tells the washington city paper that oliver disappeared four years ago from her shaw neighborhood, but recently the local humane society picked him up as a stray and found his owner through a microchip. friends helped oliver get to oregon, where the woman lives. she told the city paper oliver's a bit shaken up but still the same, sweet dog. look at him. >> still knows her, too. obviously. those microchips come in handy. >> absolutely. >> we have got some storms out there, amelia. how are they making out right? >> most of the activity impacting prince william county, heavy rain some lightning, not picking up hail though and not picking up damaging winds. here is the latest on storm team4 radar, doug and i tracking this thunderstorm activity this after the into as this system continues to move or disturbance continues to move toward the east, it could impact the metro area. here's some timing for you wood bridge, 6:11 mount verne., 6:30 washington about 6:40. after that you ca

this is what it is all about at olive garden, the iconic bread stick.had a lot to say about olive garden and darden restaurants, sales down for year after year after year. how do you get sales back up? give people what they want. give them enough bread sticks and do really cool things with the bread sticks like breakfast sandwiches. starting in august there will be a bread stick cristini. maybe it has your name on it. can i eat now. neil: you're thin and fit. we looked at these. provided these before the show. hello, it is very cold. what do you think? they're a little thicker than i thought. take a look at this guys. a little cold now. i don't know. i hope they go well. coincidence. you decide. meantime i told you everything is breaking news including anything edible. we have the nhl commissioner here, gary bettman. the rangers are not in this thing. i really don't care. no offense to gary. i will talk to him anyway. stanly cup playoffs are now. finals are now. rangers are not in it, why do we care? we should because we're all americans after this. ♪ t

never touch a gun. >> reporter: oliver's dad looks relieved.. >> reporter: but oliver stays at the table. and then -- >> oh. no, no, no, no. >> right at his face. >> reporter: now watch what he does next. >> oh! >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: as they come back with the research assistant, oliver lifts up the gun. the barrel pointing at his friend's head. >> oh, my gosh. yeah, he just -- >> oh, my gosh. >> it -- yeah. you laugh, but -- >> but it's not funny. >> because we know it's a situation where we're testing them. but if that were real -- >> yeah. >> hard to see that? >> it was disappointing. those training sessions were so recent. >> reporter: their dads go to speak with their sons. >> what happened when you saw that gun? >> i touched it. >> why? >> i wanted to. >> i love you. i'm glad you're safe. if this was a real gun, it could've been incredibly dangerous and incredibly scary. okay? >> do you realize what that gun can do? >> it can kill you. >> i love you, buddy. but next time, we can't have that happen. it can never happen again, ok

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is purchased time on trinidad's tv 6, i have bought this time in the hope that he is watching >>> oliver called it "the mittens of disapproval are on", calling on jack warner to release his promise and release everything to clean up football and world football. >> why the hell not. it's not like you are not already potentially in a lot of trouble. seriously, i have been looking through the indictment - and good luck with that. >> no word on how much the air time cost oliver and h.b.o. or watching. >> thank you for your time trinidad, i return you to mike and molly." >>> there are whispers that brian williams will not rush to the anchor chair, losing this $10 millionon, suspended over self agrandising war stories to pad his resume - his qualifications for the job. the williams story is big news in the u.s., where evening news anchors are institutions. broadcasters invest heavily in their ancore talent. the reports on the role comes down to ratings, the number of viewers that an anchor can attract. they have withstood changes in the news eco system. are they worthy of the trust that viewer

john the bear and oliver the bull. we'll put their picks up on lizclaman.com. check it out."countdown to the closing bell." thank you for joining us on a day where we have the bulls on the run and overpowering the bears, right, david and melissa? >> indeed, nice to see the balance debate with the bulls and the bears, the top story today is political, right? >> absolutely, and donald trump becoming the first candidate to jump into the presidential race while bragging about his wealth. >> what a pleasure. >> is he the anecdote america needs to get swagger back? >> meanwhile, gun violence is increasing as anti-cop rallies led to drastic cutbacks on crime control tactics, the feds are sending in the atf to help cities. does that make sense? >> day 11 on the run, ex-con and former jewel thief turn motivational speaker. we'll take you inside the minds of the murderers on the run from prison in upstate new york, that should be interesting. >> it should indeed. and the st. louis cardinals facing off with the fbi. find out why the mlb team could be at the heart of a massive cheating

danny t, tell olive and otto what's wrong. - aight here's the 411. the rest of soundcheck is missing. - what?! - oh, that's too bad.

jeff smith and all of garden president -- when was the last time you went to oliv gardene. dealmaking in the chip industry is on fire. intel is snapping up altera. for monday.ch fun which company is next? we had to san francisco to find out. ♪ betty: "bloomberg market day." welcome back to the "bloomberg market day." -- welcome back to the "bloomberg market day.". made andollard plane is scheduled landing in japan to wait out bad weather. sunday for what could be the longest leg of the journey. a five day, 5000 mile flight to hawaii. it began in march in on would be the seventh of 12 flight scheduled. the supreme court has bolstered the religious rights of workers. saying a lawsuit abercrombie & fitch illegally denied a job to a girl because she wore a headscarf. businessesigion -- to be more religiously concerned. justices ruled there was not enough for prosecutors to show that the comments were enough to make a reasonable person feel threatened, that's a look at the top stories of this hour. let's go to julie hyman for look at how the markets are reacting. julie: take a l

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my name is agent olive. this is my partner, agent otto. this is not a cup of tea.ack 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. - come on, come on! - who do we work for? we work for odd squad. here's my number if you need to reach me. plus a backup number. and a backup backup number. remember, if there's any accident the doctor is just upstairs-- - olive! i'll be fine. go enjoy your day off. - but what if something happens while i'm gone? - nothing's going to happen. look! it's so quiet around here! - alright. see you tomorrow! - a lot happening, people! listen up! - what's going on, ms. o? - i'm looking for someone to be captain fun. the duties are pretty simple, but i should explain-- - i wanna do it. - can i at least tell you-- - i'll do it. - ok, but since two of you want the job, we need to hold a vote. - ahh, a vote. what's a vote? - every agent who's here today gets to pick who they want to be captain fun. that's called a vote. whoever gets more

(very sweetly): olive otto, welcome back! - thanks, ms. o.e're happy to be back. - enough chit-chat! go see mayor macklemore in the centre of town. something very odd has happened. - but we just got back! and i don't even have my jacket on! - oscar! - hey guys! jacketinator. - well, what are you waiting for? go! - go, go, go! - preparing to squishinate... squishinating.

- come on, olive! come on! - where are we going?! who do we work for? we 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 orde

thank you. - my name is agent olive. this is my partner agent otto. is a dream i had 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. - come on come on! - who do we work for? we work for odd squad. - what seems to be the problem, ma'am? - i'm trying to enjoy a nice walk, but... it's easier if i just show you. - (agents): whoa! - it's been following me all morning! argh! - do you have any garbage on you? - just this candy wrapper. - (otto): you know, sometimes you just got to give it what it wants. - try walking now. - oh! thanks, odd squad! - happy to help. (baaing) - otto! obfusco's going on vacation! - is that a problem? - it's a big problem! he makes everyone do all his work while he's gone! look busy so he doesn't ask us for a favor. (horse neighing) (western theme playing) - (spooky narrator): obfusco... - fare thee well, odd squad! i'm off to see the world. from the bridges of london to the walls of china. i shall be bac