since then he's restructured the olive groves so that he can live from selling olive oil he planted the trees closer together and started watering them which used to be unusual now me again harvests a 1000000 kilos of all of the year between october and february but their value is going down hughes said if you know the price of olive oil has fallen a lot that our profit margin is so small that many olive groves are no longer profitable. at today's market prices a kilo of the finest spanish olive oil only fetches 2 euros in the country 4 years ago it would sell for twice that like almost all the all of growers in the area used to send all of his all lives to one of the many cooperatives in the town of plenty. but with so many other farmers doing the same his or oil was getting lost in the mix which he found disheartening. and i decided to return to my roots my grandfather pressed the oil himself and sold it directly that's what my family and i wanted to. pass 2 years ago they decided to market the oil themselves in nearby. miguel's brother take care of the business side julio posts ads o

oliver, michael, thank you >> thanks for having us. >> you bet thank you. >>> and speaking of retail, hollande just got off the phone with the ceo of lowe's on the quarter and brings us the headlines from that conversation frank? >> diedra, i just got off the phone with marvin ellis and he said the company is making a shift to focus more on his pro customers. contractors, plumbers, people of that nature after a blow out q2 where the home improvement had profits 75 cents above estimates. ellison said the real focus is improving profitability. we have a large number of stores where we have lumber and building materials, dry wall, plywood on one side of the store and on the other side of the store we have fasteners, the bolts and screws you need for the building materials and the dry wall you find those things on the opposite sides of the building something he said was very frustrating. he said that low's is now literally picking all the products that are like minded and project related, meaning if i'm buying these items and puts them in the basket, we'll put them adjacent to each other

oliver cried -- oliver craig is standing by. what have they been saying?liver: the main opposition candidate gave a press conference in which her team does not recognize the result. she said they would come forward with proof of exactly how before it was carried out. she invited alexander lukashenko for a dialogue for a peaceful transition of power. the longtime president completely ignored those calls. bioy he was visiting a agricultural holdiding and he wl be speaking with the commonwealth of independent states, states that were part of the soviet union that emerged. that was the only international admissions that were able to obobserve the elelections. lukashenko said he felt the elections had been a festival of democracy that some peoplple had tried to spoil. he was referring to the demonstrators and he referred to them and said they were being directed by phone calls from the poland, and the u.k. details aboutmore what happened last nigight? said, the interior ministry said 3000 people were tookted and said protests place in 32 localities. 50,number i

oliver: that's what we see.understanding is that a lot of these new remote working processes will stay. i think companies are adjusting to the new norm. i think new business processes have been emerging faster than before. digitalization was around already before across all industries. now, it has got the extra push and companies want to be prepared and they want to keep some of the good things they learned during the pandemic crisis. therefore, we believe it will stay and that is also what we are seeing in our numbers. matt: i wonder about m&a. it has been lackluster overall during this pandemic, but it looks like people are beginning to find opportunities. you had previously found you be max -- ubimax. do you think there is more m&a to be done for teamviewer this year? can you find an opportunity here and take advantage of it? oliver: certainly, we believe that we have a very strong organic growth strategy, but also if there are technology companies which serve the areas we were just discussing around digitali

oliver: it was quite a different experience. of the confetti, thousands of delegates cheering to the candidates, none of that took place since the very virtual nature of this convention, so it felt artificial. there was no direct response. politicians stating vague with policy ideas and speeches were shorter area that was an advantage not so much for kamala harris, the first african-american female vice can -- vice presidential candidate. much more for joe biden who can consider himself fairly lucky he did not have to speak in front of a big crowd. he didn't stumble, not have any blank outs, delivering the strongest speech of his campaign so far. thank you to the virtual format which seems to be working well for the democrats. phil: it was strong but also very bland, talking about reunitig the country, bringing light in times of darkness. will that be enough to convince voters? >> biden tried to paint himself as the anti-trump. this was how he wanted to show himself on stage, appealing to all americans. americans tend to vote fo

cbs's meg oliver h >> reporter: high school students michael mora, joe recto and keshav chhawccharia have spent a good portion of the pandemic grocery shopping for seniors. >> so we just wanted to help the community in a new way during the pandemic. >> reporter: they started "students to the rescue" as a way to help seniors with limited access to stores. >> my grandma and aunt were both actually diagnosed with covid. they both live in india. it made me want to help in my local community. >> reporter: seniors fill out a form on a web site and grocery are delivered for free. 71-year-old wayne sheely is a diabetic with heart issues and only leaves the house for physical therapy. >> i think it's unbelievable. they're helping people who can't get things done. i mean, i'm lucky i have my wife with me, but there are some people that they're helping that have no one. >> reporter: we're really seeing the best in a lot of people throughout this pandemic. is that the silver lining? >> i think so. >> others may call it self-less, but, in my opinion, it's actually kind of a selfish thing because

and we're going to rename it the john oliver memorial sewer plant. why? because it's full of [ bleep ], just like you, john. >> new name comes after john oliver singled out danbury for their railway museum >>> coming up, the struggle to contain the wildfires in california >>> crackdown on chaos in colorado heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection. prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. did you know the existing chlorine in your home's water [♪] can cause your clothes to fade? try new snuggle supercare®. the supercare® technology helps neutralize the chlorine in your laundry cycle, helping to keep your clothes looking newer for longer. try new snuggle supercare®. when you order a hot-and-juicy quarter pounder. a normal amount of napkins, just won't do. ♪ ba da ba ba ba for

for more on this, we are joined by bloomberg's oliver.es that mean for the business at healthineers? oliver: good morning. this is a huge deal for healthineers. wholeically opens up a new business area for them. they make imaging and mri machines. they also work on noninvasive procedure stuff. therapy. radiation it opens up a whole new market to them that they basically had no presence in before. annmarie: oliver, this gives them a path to get into the dax. why is that such a big deal? oliver: the dax is important for two reasons. one, it is a prestige thing. in germany, if you are in the dax, you are among the 30 biggest companies. importantly also is there is a bunch of passive trading once you get into the dax. it is the same reason that tesla wants to get into the s&p 500. matt: what does this mean for the parent company? what does it mean for siemens ag? oliver: they are also participating in this and will be paying for it ahead of time. like a good parent, they say you cannot afford this yet. they are doing a bridge loan which will

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but i'm also curious, as your frontier expands, oliver, if we're putting virgin galactic in as a retail stock now, why not electric vehicle companies, and you name it? what else might be in the entertainment and luxury and fundamentally retail basket going forward? >> well, what's really fascinating is virgin galactic combines the virgin brand which has tremendous awareness there are 600 astronauts who have signed up for this opportunity and it really combines virtual integration and virtual reality. it's a lifetime choice, it's a luxury choice in terms of the opportunity ahead, and we love luxury companies like lvmh as well as virgin galactic. we also love value think about costco and others. the world is changing and we see a lot of creative partnerships virgin galactic has partnerships with rolls royce, boeing and nasa as well, so you're seeing the convergence of a lot you're also seeing super premium stocks and ideas to work in our opinion as well as deep value. so thinking about this and the changes ahead and what's happening with the consumer, the luxury consumer is still there an

oliver's allergen friendly cookies. >> what happened to rough chop to fine mince?he grocery store a lot, always looking for good deals. oliver is sick all the time and we don't have health insurance, so we just put more money into better quality food and trying not to get sick. we were buying regular bread $1.85, now $5.99 a loaf for gluten-free bread, go through two loaves a week, and that's me being like hey didn't you just have a sandwich? can we actually do this? >> we're low carb. >> we don't eat bread. >> not for diet but for our wallets. >> yes. >> i think the whole idea of the gig economy is that it's solving problems, but really most of the problems are solved for the person using the app. but idea was to solve for people -- if i want to work, can work, if not, shut it off. >> reality it's not. >> not a lot of people are doing the gigs for extra money. it is usually some type of essential situation. >> i got you. >> i just picked up a third or fourth job. >> hustling. >> if i just work enough, we can get here, play house, live in suburbia and will be fine

after the meeting hardline of bolton assured everyone that he had not brought along any olives it is the american position that russia is about life it is russia's position that they're not going away so one has to ask how do you convince the russians to come back into compliance with obligations they don't think they're violating. russia's state media was outraged dimitri of the man seen by many as putin chief propagandist gave a gloomy prognosis. just the opposite. you're feeling a threat may subside. but then in a moment of weakness or should i say our against a hand reaches for the nuclear but those are the result of the mutual destruction. there will deliver no winners in the near border. remembrance day nov 28th. after the frosty atmosphere in moscow and trump were visibly chummy. they were in paris with other world leaders to commemorate the end of the 1st world war a century on from the armistice did one picture say more than a 1000 words could the leaders of 2 hostile countries actually be friends. the u.s. media were not the only ones speculating was putin behind it all. ju

the farmers can use it to grgrw almonds, olives, and rosemary, which don't require as much water. >>arcity in the arid region has long been a political issue, and one that the government in the capital tunis is trying to resolve. almost all the ministries are involved in some way, but especially the ministry of agriculture. the shortage of water has become a crisis. >> there's unbelievable pressure on this resource right now. the groundwater level is sinking and we're having to go deeper and deeper. there are areas where it's now five meters down, which is really unbelievable. wewe need intelligent watetr meters and digital water management. i'd also like to see new personnel trained as managers in this sector. so we need to promote development and research. it's about raising people's awareness, but above all, it's about training. >> the giz development agency advises farmers and has set up what it calls water forums. constructive strategies are developed there, and farmers can discuss together which plants they could grgrow that would use less water. >> we have a really unusual sit

tunisian farmer, cherif chehaibi, needs a lot of water to irrigate his olive groves and vegetables, sohree cisterns to collect rainwater. he takes pride in his work. he owns 90 hectares of land, which is a lot for the kairouan region. he's never been short on water before. >> we can pump six liters per second onto the fields. in summer, thehe system runs fr 16 to 17 hours a dayay. we use less water in the cooler winter months. there's still enough rain. and with our well, we always have enough water. >> not everyone's situation is as comomfortable. just 10 kilometers away, beyond these mountains, life is much harder. most families here have to walk several kilometers to the nearest water source, several times a day. rjab zaghdoudi needs 250 liters of water every day just for his animals and fields. he needs an additional 40 liters for himself, his wife, and three children. >> it's really tough for the people who live in this region. it takes everyone so much time to fetch water. wewe're tired of d doing this y day,y, our children can't keep doing this, it's a burden on the entire regio

. >>> city officials in connecticut are getting back at comedian john oliver for his expletive filledut their city >> behind me you'll see the city's sewer plant we are going to rename it the john oliver sewer plant because it's full of [ bleep ] just like you, john. >> we'll be right back did you know that some aluminum- free deodorants only mask odor? secret aluminum free helps eliminate odor instead of just masking it. and is made with three times more odor fighters. with secret, odor is one less thing to worry about. secret. did you know the existing chlorine in your home's water [♪] can cause your clothes to fade? try new snuggle supercare®. the supercare® technology helps neutralize the chlorine in your laundry cycle, helping to keep your clothes looking newer for longer. try new snuggle supercare®. ... to crispy fluffy eggo homestyle waffles. we are go for... lift off. when they're this crispy and fluffy... i think this one's a solo mission. i understand. would you l'eggo your eggo? try new nature's bounty stress comfort. three unique gummies for your unique needs. find peace.

oliver needs oral surgery.ss we apply for a small loan or ten credit cards. so the the only option is for us to try to get health insurance through his company. >> talk about that. the fact that you met a year ago. >> was it app based? >> it was. >> i used to be should we get married. should we share benefits. that's the more important question. >> it's right before we met. we didn't forget. do you want to eat one? >> go eat one. >> i understand this conversation is very fa fascinating. but i'm a little worried we forgot about the cookies. >> sorry to interrupt. >> i was thinking the same thing. let's not forget about the cookies. >> do you lick all the shut fwar off? >> we won't judge you if you just lick the sugar off. >> this is a good cookie. behind every 2020 census taker's mask is a friendly neighbor. they're teachers, retirees, vets, people committed to doing right by getting the count right. if you haven't responded yet, they'll be stopping by to ask some simple questions that will inform how billions i

. >> they'll disarm you, empty the prisons, lock you in your home and invitemost-13 olive next door. >> with no hope of escape except death itself. >> trevor: good god, i'm terrified -- and confused because if joe biden gets infected,most-13 whether move in next door but we won't live there because we'll be kicked out of the suburbs, and if we try to go to church the democrats will call the cops, but there won't be cops because they defunded the police, so we'll have to take ourselves to prison, but there won't be prisons because they let everyone out, and the democrats will have guns, and we can fight with our words but can't because words have been canceled -- i don't know what it means! damn! that was a terrifying evening! here's the thing that i don't think republicans understand -- it's hard to scare people about the damage joe biden could do after the damage donald trump has already done. joe biden could destroy your way of life -- dude, how much worse could shit get? by the way, this is a lesson for the democrats because they spent four days of their convention pitching a retu

the layers he's talking about a jewish settlements in sin one in the mount of olives and in russian a mood israel is gradually connecting the settlements and the archaeological parks to form a belt around the old city. danny's item and this is a lawyer who keeps a close watch on the settlements he's come to look at some apartments for jews that have been built in the palestinian neighborhood of job and. now there are as a rule 2 kinds of settlements in east jerusalem one kind are the federal mint sponsored by the government and the other kind of settlements are ideologically motivated messianic settlements and you can see that there's one like that you see that really. knowing the difference between just because he stopped for what was it was a mask and now we have a republic over here. it is like a child's coloring book connect the dots and connecting the dots is basically be an circumvent of the old city by a ring of settlements and a settler unformed narrative in the public domain. mussa is worried the people from the municipality have been back this time with heavily armed police

that city you will have to wear a mask and into west hot spots such as be a hit and some olive they've said that within the city you will have to wear a mask if you are over the age of 11 and that follows an announcement by the french health minister who said that that decision could be taken locally to limit the circulation of caveat 19 the prefectures canal by decree extend the obligation to wear masks to open public places this decision can be made locally depending on the spread of the epidemic in each territory front as being seeing an upsurge in the number of positive could be 19 cases being announced most worryingly health experts say that the uptake is between those aged $20.30 with a 54 percent increase now meanwhile there is work underway to create it could be 90 vaccine all the pressure to create one fast with many countries saying that they will have something that they can grow black by 2020 but the e.q. is actually morning that even if there is a case that 19 vaccine that is ready there are many hurdles to face because its members face an issue with the lack of say. here

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pressure runs contrary to international law artie's peter oliver has the details from berlin. the chairman of the german bundestag committee for economic affairs an energy has told me that it will fight us attempts to stop the north stream to gas pipeline at every turn and i don't see we should let the americans understand.

from friends of to germany now our correspondent peter oliver is in berlin and peter's understand the been even the demonstrations against measures that have been brought in to in theory tackle the virus tell us more on such as a around $15.00 to $20000.00 people were out on the streets of berlin protesting against them on the tree wearing of masks and of the coronavirus prevention measures there are also so monks that crowd who were denying the existence of top of the covert 19 virus no masks worn at these demonstrations no social distancing it here too and health officials here in germany a furious record numbers of new covert 1000 infections wild why it is crazy to demonstrate against hygiene rules at such a time the deliberate violation of distance rules and mask wearing is not only administrative offense but poses a danger to the health and life of others or the protesters say they have a right to free speech and a right to demonstrate the german government sound city officials in berlin say they have a right also to be responsible in these times. yes demonstrations must be possi

. >> reporter: i'm meg oliver in new jersey.oday, in a major reversal, new jersey governor phil murphy will require schoolire school districts to offer in-person learning. >> if a school district does not feel at this point that they are not prepared to open with the health and safety protocols, we'll work with them. >> reporter: the decision to allow districts to offer remote- only learning comes after more than 400 teachers filed for medical exemptions in elizabeth, new jersey. new jersey. how will you keep the mask on a how will you keep the mask on a little six-year-old? >> reporter: first-grade teacher marie tichenor applied for a medical exemption because her husband is immunocompromised. >> what do i do when a child cries or needs their shoe tied? how do i respond and say, "i can't help you. i can't comfort you because we have to be six foot apart." >> reporter: nationwide schools are in turmoil. in southern mississippi, almost 100 students were sent home this week after coming into contact with a teacher exhibiting covid

dr oliver brooks there.sing the fight against the virus. dire predictions have led the president to announce a series of new restrictions to try to combat the spread of covid—19. i have had the call of different groups, from the medical community, for a two week enhanced community quarantine. that is in manila. i fully understand why you would like to ask for time out. they have been in the front lines for months and are exhausted. more than 1,300 firefighters are battling a blaze that's burning out of control in southern california, threatening thousands of people and homes east of los angeles. the so—called apple fire that broke out near the city of san bernardino has so far charred more than 20,000 acres, sending up columns of smoke, visible from hundreds of miles away. at least 2,600 homes, and nearly 7,800 people have been evacuated so far. microsoft says it's committed to buying the north american operations of the video—sharing app, tiktok, and wants to complete discussions with its chinese owners by

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we have accidents like crazy if you want to listen to john oliver's show, the comedian.e will have you scared to walk out the door from all the accidents we had. paying for nuclear weapons is against the law. we should not be paying our taxes to the federal government as long as it has nuclear weapons. we are financing terrorism. nuclear weapons are a crime against humanity. host: margaret is next in leavenworth. caller: that was a very insightful comment. you know, we have to think about when we create something. when rumsfeld was all disappointed that he couldn't drop his 20,000 pound bomb because the war ended too early in iraq, that was disgusting. make something and you put years into it and then you've got to use it because you made it. necessary and we've got so much things we are not taking care of and beirut just blew up. do you think all our stockpiles of nuclear weapons are safe? presidentat, one dumb could do something really crazy. it's terrible. ok, thank you. video wee of the showed you, the man circling the nuclear shadows of the people who were vaporized

some of the theories resemble the blot of oliver stone's movie "j.f.k.: 30 years ago." yet polling minds five to ten percent of americans actually believe this stuff, that president trump is this secret crusader working to take down a cannibalistic cabal within government. >> nancy cordes on capitol hill. iowa and other yeft states are still picking up the pieces after last week's storm called a derecho. it came t out of packing winds over 1,000 miles an hour. it devastated the nation's corn crop. adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: this massive storage win was no match for g . >> reporter: hurricane force winds plowed through this iowa farm and much of the midwest last week, leaving behind hurricane-life aftermath. just look at this mangled mettle. >> yeah. >> reporter: it's unbelievable. >> this is tough stuff. this is not tinger toy stuff. >> reporter: the storm hit fast. >> these are flattened back here. >> we're standing in a 290- fie essentially flat corn. this will be very di to harvest. this corn plant is trying to figure out what happened to it, trying to repair

putting out the olive branch? i wondered if you had thoughts about that.uest: that is a question i have heard from a lot of progressives. that theave learned average speech is going to be two minutes long. this is because the democrats have had to cram hours and hours of programming into two hours each day. those speeches are going to be much shorter over all the what you are used to aside from the , and kamalabama's harris's speeches. bernie sanders will only get eight minutes. aoc --so told announcer: tom perez and .ennifer o'malley millan guest:

on today's show oliver stone one of the greatest filmmaker as of all time all of our thanks so much for coming on your coming on a stand simply for chasing the light your new memoir tell me 1st of all why that phrase chasing the light appears to mean so much in so many different ways so important to your life it's good to be back and show it's been a while. well i don't know why you said in a sense that we're going to hope it stays about chasing the world. it's called chasing life because. for the simple reason that in movies the last get in that last shot sometimes is that is death life or death for a film and for me i did run in after that light wind when the sun sets in the afternoon 'd late afternoon or early evening you don't have any more like to shoot or you have to go to artificial light which is no good for me so i'm always running to get there west let's say it's 4 o'clock 6 o'clock in the afternoon in the latest fall in i have 3 shots i want to get to finish the scene if i don't get them i can't i have to rethink the scene quickly it puts me under maximum pressure the kind of