so this is "oliver."ea >> >> seth: are you down there?ng a squat as i tend to do. popping a squat. [ laughter ] again, totally fine 'cause you're wearing a dress. >> wearing a dress. it's fine. t seth: doesn't matter. yeah. s -- paul nolan -- >> seth: uh-huh. >> -- is actually like, a huge broadway star. >> seth: that's fantastic. >> and we grew up together in regina, saskatchewan. >> seth: wow. >> yeah. [ chrs and applause ] yeah! >> seth: wow. oh, my god. >> that's the entire population of regina, right there. [ laughter ] >> seth: by the way, like, we only had one england for john. >> oh. >> seth: yeah. that's a hot night for regina. [ laughter ] and so this was a regina production of the show. >> it was "oliver!" yeah. >> seth: okay, great. in>> with the exclamation >> seth: yeah. >> and -- and i played orphan with pipe cleaners in my hair. >> seth: gat. >> so, my braids -- that's all you need to know. >> seth: and with that -- was nine about when you got bit by the bug? was that your first -- >>hat was the first start. >> seth: that

olive. mr. olive: chairman, ranking member, members of the committee , thank you for the invitation to testify today on this critical and timely subject. i'm grateful for the committee's long-standing bipartisan support for latin america and the caribbean, especially venezuela. i'm proud of the work we have done to help venezuelans and the neighboring communities. administrator green and i met some of these venezuelans who fled their homeland last july. we know that humanitarian assistance alone won't address the root causes driving people away from venezuela. lasting political and economic reforms are the only sustainable solutions. this is a pivotal moment in the history of venezuela. the people are standing up against the dictator. they are not alone. as mark green said, we proudly stand with the people of venezuela who are yearning for freedom and a true democracy. venezuelans have endured steady erosion of human rights and fundamental freedoms under the corrupt regime. we have seen shortage

john oliver.>> well, probably less british than i stupidly imagined because they've really baffle been there. >> stephen: you haven't rubbed off on them? >> when i thought about having a kid in the past, i could always assume they sound like me but they don't. >> stephen: that broad of a caricature of an englishman? i thought it was a dominant gene but it doesn't seem to be so. >> stephen: you have such a classic english accent. >> i don't. if you were english, this noise would hit your ears horribly. >> stephen: i'm saying it doesn't. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) i never said it was pleasant. >> very fair. oh, sure. oh, sure. ( laughter ) >> stephen: so what should it sound like. >> the ancestry blood in it, i just feel compelled to tell you what to do as an irishman. >> stephen: what would be an english accent, in your opinion? >> well, you know, he's got lots to choose from. you could go with your classic london. you could go with a scouse, or where i was born by sound basically like you're slig

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. >>> una de las 17 vÍctimas fue joaquÍn oliver sus padres tratan de reponerse del golpe de perder a con una noticia devastadora que es la pÉrdida de mi hijo joaquÍn y posterior a eso pues un anÁlisis de lo que significa la vida de lo que significa la relaciÓn con joaquÍn, finalmente entender que joaquÍn ya no estÁ, cosa que cuesta mucho, poder poder aceptar eso, y una vez que ya entiendes y dar por hecho que tu hijo no estÁ mas contigo, que ya no, que nada que hagamos puede traerlo de vuelta pues decidimos hacer haccosas que o representon y que se convirtieran en parte de la soluciÓn y no en parte del problema, decidimos tomar el asunto responsablemente como padres que somos, patricia y yo, y decidimos llevar a nuestro hijo a ese lugar donde Él merece estar que es de alguna forma poniÉndolo como lÍder de este movimiento de jÓvenes que hoy dÍa represento allan lucha contra la violencia de las armas. >>> joaquÍn fue abatido en su escuela fue asesinado en su escuela, sin embargo joaquÍn demostrÓ mucha preocupacion por las obras sociales fue una persona que se preocupaba mucho por el bi

. >> onier ago manuel oliver lost his best friend, jauquin. >> i don't have my son with me.e is not coming back, period. he is gone. he is dead. so what are our options. >> oliver told us he no longer wants his son to be considered a victim but an activist. so manuel paints and shares graphic murals. >> this is what i feel. in kid is stronger than ever. >> this one with a broken heart and bullet holes. >> i'm sorry, the sound of hammering sounds just like a shot. >> he formed a foundation to address mass shootings in america. >> you don't want people to feel sorry. >> about me? no i want people to feel sorry i'm not toing anything. you can feel sorry about me. fine but i'm here. i feel sad, yes. and by the way when i say you i'm talking about you. >> okay? >> okay -- because -- because you have a fear i don't have. because you have kids. and every time you put yourself in our situation you think about it and it's affecting you. i can tell you i can tell right now the way you react. >> because they are in lock down drills. >> that's exactly what i mean. i don't have that fear

well there are three points ahead and i go to you oliver how did you see dortmund today finally we see laughing idly smiling i mean they were delighted that they got away with this win that they secured those three points they didn't really deserve to win that game in my opinion because it was at least as strong as thought and maybe even the better side but in the end ugly win for them for. it's all with all what counts are those three points three points indeed tom going to bring you in. is what. do you think that's the end of this form that we've seen from dormant no not really i mean you know the wins the. producing at the start of the season one ugly so brilliant it was fantastic to watch. and today they actually really struggled with weight because and peter bush came in showed aggressive attacking football can cause the woman plenty of problems of course is massive for them to get a win and that's you know what i've been made of you have to be able to win even when you're not at your absolute best and ugly wins. i don't think it really is the you know return of the facade that we

joining me now is manuel oliver.se people murdered at stoneman douglas high school nearly one year ago. manuel, thank you for being with me. we all just watched what happened yesterday to you. you stood up in protest, made your voice heard when representative gaetz made the assertion we should be talking about a wall on the border instead at this gun violence hearing. what did you feel in that moment? >> well, my first feeling is these guys are in the wrong room. he should be discussing this matter in another place. that's another discussion. don't bring the wall as a solution for everything. it's pretty offensive that you are -- number one, i don't think they are qualified for this. number two, you're asking us to waste time. you are wasting time from us really to go ahead and solve the problem. so, listen, if this is how this is going to work, i have to stop this guy. i have to let the nation know he's wrong. >> what were you saying? it was hard to hear. a lot of people saw you satand p but didn't hear what you wer

. >> glor: ...manuel oliver lost his best friend, joaquin. >> i don't have my son with me.s not coming back, period. he's gone, he's dead. so what are our options in here? >> reporter: oliver told us he no longer wants his late son to be considered a "victim," but an activist. so manuel paints and shares graphic murals. >> this is what i feel. this kid is stronger than ever. >> reporter: this one with a broken heart and bullet holes. >> the sound of hammering this sounds just like a shot. >> glor: he also formed a foundation to address mass shootings in america. you don't want people to feel sorry? >> about me? no. i want people to feel sorry that they're not doing anything. you can feel sorry about me. i get it, fine. but i'm still here. i feel sad, yes. and-- and by the way, when i say, "you," i'm talking about you. >> glor: okay. >> because, because, you have a fear that i don't have. because you have kids. and every time you put yourself in our situation, you think about it, and it's affecting you. i can tell you-- i can tell right now the way you're reacting-- >> glor:

these are the words of patricia oliver, the mother of joaquin oliver. joaquin was killed one year ago tomorrow at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. dear representative deutch, i'm writing to you to plead with you to ensure that other mothers and fathers do not have to endure this gut wrenching pain. the senseless and unnecessary loss of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness of my family. my name is patricia oliver. my beautiful son, joaquin, was one of the 17 who lost their lives at marjory stoneman douglas high school last year. words can cannot express the devastation wrought on the families of the victims, the shattering of families, friends, and those who survived. after the avoidable mass shooting, many said we were in their thoughts and prayers. how many of you in this chamber other -- uttered just those words. i thank you for your prayers, but are you actually thinking about your constituents? about those you have sworn and oath to serve? about those you know and love? if you were thinking, you would do something. i

among them were nicolas, 17, jamie guttenberg, 14, and joaquin oliver, 17. and in a moment i'll speak with joaquin's parents. but first, the murders at marjory stoneman douglas high school had an effect unlike any other mass shooting spurring survivors into action and fueling a nationwide movement. from school walkouts to state legislatures and a massive rally in the nation's capital. at the center of the movement were two young students, emma gonzales and david hogg. here's hogg the day after the massacre. >> my sister, she's a freshman and she had two of her best friends die. that's not acceptable. that is something we should not let happen in this country especially when we're going to school and something we need to take a look at. >> david hogg and indeed the entire march for our lives organization are going dark on this anniversary. they say they're swearing off social media through the weekend as they reflect on the tragedy and on their struggle ahead. i managed to speak with david from florida yesterday. david hogg, welcome to the program. >> thank y

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. >> reporter: manuel oliver lost his best friend, jon. >> i don't have my son with me. he's not coming back. period. he's gone. he's dead. so what are our options in here. >> reporter: oliver told us he no longer wants his late son to be considered a victim but an activist. so manuel paints and shares graphic murals. >> this is what i feel. this kid is stronger than ever. >> reporter: this one with a broken heart and bullet holes. >> the sound of hammering this sounds just like a shot. >> reporter: he also formed a foundation to address mass shootings in america. >> you don't want people to feel sorry? >> about me? no. i want people to feel sorry that they're not doing anything. you can feel sorry about me. i get it. fine. but i'm still here. i feel sad, yes, and by the way, when i say you, i'm talking about you. >> okay. >> because you have a fear that i don't have. because you have kids. and every time you put yourself in our situation, you think about it and it's affecting you. i can tell you -- i can tell right now the way you're reacting to my comments. >> in lockd

that's going to be a hard pass. >> melted cheese on broccoli is really good. >> it is but clearly oliveoesn't know that because she's into the pepperoni pizza. >> peas, brussel sprouts, zucchini? green salad, at least? no. >> uh-uh. >> fish sandwich? >> and we're back. >> onion rings? sausage burrito, buttermilk pancakes, extra syrup, four sunny-side up eggs. >> this dog knows what it likes. >> i know what i like. he's listing my saturday. >> no veggies, all best of but it tastes really good. >> this is on the house of carrots youtube channel but olive, you have good taste, girl. >> let's go eat, girl. >> notorious for huge waves and toby cunningham is off trying to tame this enormous wave. >> wow. >> where's the jet engine when you need one? >> exactly. he just got caught by that wave, gets wiped under it. we see him pop up but that's where it all gets going. he's surrounded by white water. we see the jetski come back in but immediately bail because look here, another huge wall. he ducks under just before it hits him. again, it starts to clear out and now we're looking for him. can any

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a pesar de su muerte, joaquÍn oliver sigue vivo.enciÓn de congresistas para que cambien las leyes y erradiquen las armas de fuego entre tanto, este mural estarÁ disponible para la vista pÚblica durante un mes. en la ciudad de nueva york, mariela y la esposa del Ón. presidente interino de venezuela habla con univision sobre lo que ella y juan guaido quieren para su pais. nicolas maduro revelo durante una entrevista con la agencia de noticias "prensa asociada", que su canciller se reunio recientemente en nueva york con personeros de la adminstracion trump. en medio de la creciente presion, maduro reitero que no renunciara. seguimos en venezuelael presidente interino juan guaido y su esposa forman una pareja que llama la atencion de los venezolanos.ambos son jvenes, profesionales, con un buen uso de las redes sociales y han impactado a todo el pais con una imagen fresca, de familia y de pareja.en caracas francisco urreiztieta converso con fabiana rosales, la esposa de guaido. ha sido amenazado oficialmente y detenido por agentes de int

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and then you find a creative place to stick that olive branch in your enemy. you know that this could be an opportunity for you. afghan people to live without war and look people say the problem with these talks is that it's not inclusive of other afghan people and won't secure rights for women and minorities but the problem is that the taliban has the upper hand and we're going to look really bad like we lost a war. they have control over how few of the country where we still have fourteen thousand troops and until we invade iran we have no please to put them there when you. say thank you very much because the way we go we are going to the banks that were once too big to fail are now even bigger correspondent natalie mcgill took a deep dive and brings us this truth. i just love the presence of a community bank the free pens the free lollipops and its mobile ads would show was even the bank's president stays connected with his customers it was very depressing to. go to. if not all the members of congress say they like community banks too especially lawmakers w

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correspondent oliver salad is at the marjory stoneman douglas high school joining us now oliver tell us a little bit more about how this anniversary was marked what were your impressions . it's a very sad day here today as you can imagine the rampage shooting is just one year ago and so people are commemorating here these whole events are bringing up a lot of sad and terrible memories and for that very reason the majority of the events actually are held in privacy to protect the feelings of students all former classmates where i'm standing right now is is a place where people are actually a planting flowers and you can see a lot of people that are coming together you're commemorating some putting down letters to those who were in their former classes who have died through the attacks so it's us here from the shooting how present is the shock of the attacks. so i just spoke to a young girl that was a classmate off of one of the victims here and she told me that they do now have to practice these so-called cold drip drills once a month and that is that they're rehearsing a scenario of

thank you very much for coming in, oliver.s, these big tech companies, that hold so much information and sony pictures of us all now, are doing enough in terms of their responsibility and duty of care towards all users? well, i think, victoria, we just heard there from the head of instagram that clearly they are not. last year, tumblr, a sort of picture state that streams information, a blogging sites if you like, changed its rules on pornographic content. we have seen a lot of criticism of facebook, fake news and the continuation of huge amounts of data. all those companies are amounts of data. all those companies a re clearly amounts of data. all those companies are clearly on the back foot here, i think that gentleman is dismayed that very, very clear. i think they will need to do rather more than they are beginning to do that but it is very late in the game and interestingly, the uk health secretary matt hancock said that the government were prepared to step in and legislate if necessary. is that what is required, a statut

but this is the cost of going an omni channel e-commerce business i agree with oliver they're a long 2019, they there's not a lot of leverage. there's technology that has to be introduce particularly grocery. walmart said they have 35,000 personal shoppers in their store shopping for people. think about the cost that is adding to walmart's cost structure. so until that is -- becomes more robotically or solved other ways, in store or dedicated facilities it will be a cost burden as they grow out e-commerce. >> meantime, i can't help but think as walmart grows its e-commerce sales, that could be a tail wind for fedex and u.p.s. gentlemen, thank you for joining us oliver chen and andrew wolf. >> thanks. >> as we go to break, look at the worst performing names in the dow this session goldman sachs, jpm and nike as the dow is down 21 points. we're back in a moment we see harnessing natural gas unleashing the promise of clean energy. at emerson, when issues become inspiration, creating a better world isn't just a result, it's a responsibility. emerson. consider it solved. >>> european mark

oliver that he lost his son. these are senseless acts and we're all on the same page to try to make them less likely. there are disagreements as to how to make gun violence less likely. he brought his pain and his anguish to our committee, but he wasn't the only one. savannah is a 24-year-old rape survivor. she told the story of how she was violently raped in a gun free zone because she couldn't carry her firearm with her and mr. oliver was less than ten feet behind this rape survivor yelling and screaming repeatedly and i looked at her and she was scared. so i know people react to trauma differently, but i was not trying to get mr. oliver thrown out or removed. i simply was asking the committee chairman what you're supposed to do in a circumstance where one person who is like two or three times the size of this young lady seemed to be doing things that were -- he didn't mean to intimidate her but they were intimidating her. she actually complained to some of us on the right that that was an uncomfortable setting

which is to say, talk about an olive branch, it's a gimme to say, "i acknowledge you, your power."y would have loved it, and everybody would have said, "he really showed he is putting something behind the claims of unity and bipartisanship." he just went into it. >> do you think he forgot or do you think it was a bit of a-- ( laughter ). >> seriously, seriously. do you think he forgot to do that or didn't know to do that or it was a bit of a dig? >> i don't know. they chose not to do-- not to acknowledge that -- >> stephen: i think he remembered to be rude. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> i don't know. i don't know. >> stephen: okay, we've got it keep moving here. >> i don't know. >> stephen: the power has shifted, okay. so that's one example. do you think that he feels it? is this in any way different? is this a different trump than a year ago when he addressed that chamber? >> absolutely. it was clear he knew he was going into a divided government. there is those routine calls for unity, but there seemed to be an abundance of it tonight in that speech. he did seem to be trying to re

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. >> joining me now, one of those fathers, manuel oliver. mr. oliver, thank you for joining us.reciate it. >> thank you for having me here. >> we were watching fred guttenberg interrupting representative matt gaetz but both of you lost your children in the parkland shooting. your son joaquin oliver was 17 years old. jamie guttenberg was 14. why did you interrupt the congressman? what were you trying to say to him? >> i was trying to stop him from what he was starting to say and the point he was trying to make, which was out of context in that room. the reason why we are there is because we lost loved ones. there were 100 kids behind us. they're there because they have concerns about gun violence. and let's keep in mind of what really matters here, and that's keeping people alive. he was trying to make a point that was totally unrelated to what the purpose of that meeting was. and i prevent him, in a way, to just go back to the main point here. don't sell an idea that is just not -- it won't belong to this discussion. that was the whole point. i reacted as a father. that's my pos

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canned food is considered a delicacy in spain from galaxian scallops in olive oil to pickle pepperoni from nevada. mickey erie sorry travels clear across spain tracking down the best of our country has to offer. i've found a lot of my suppliers because they have websites. there are other manufacturers we've just stumbled across by chance. then we just knock on the door and arrange a tasting. voyage of discovery. sorry grew up in madrid and spent twenty years working as a t.v. producer you always dreamt of opening his own eatery specialized in preserved and. because so when i was growing up we ate loads of preserves by the time i was twelve or fourteen my friends were always buying candy and i'd be buying tins of marinated mussels. and heritage my love preserves for my father. and i passed it on to my children preserve food plays a big part of my life and how i eat and. that applies to the whole of spain it's a world leader in camp preserves from seafood to fruit and vegetables. on. the range of ten preserves available in madrid is fast but quality varies a lot to. the best preserves c

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