john oliver, star of "john oliver is on tv this week."laying each other? >> that's the world cup. you're talking about the world cup there. >> stephen: i don't know. >> yeah, you really don't know. >> stephen: i'm trying to be nice. i'm just trying to be nice, man. unity! >> you know something-- >> stephen: cross-platform synergy. >> cbs don't keep you up at night to say, "we're going live after the world cup. have say something about it, and mention budweiser." they don't say that to you? >> ok, no, not yet. but thanks for giving them the idea. who knows what happens on paramount-plus. >> paramount-plus, it's all the things you like about paramount. >> stephen: that's all anyone is talking about. that's it. that's the national conversation. most of my monologue tonight was about paramount-plus. wasn't it? oh, the impeachment-- well. last year, you were kind of happy because your series didn't start until after impeachment was over, right? >> yeah. >> stephen: it was over at this point last year, so you missed the whole thing. but now, th

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large size an abundance of fruit they are picked twice during the olive season here all of those have been grown for thousands of years and their oil extract it will some a shout works for the archaeological committee he says these ruins are of an olive oil factory built by the romans over 2000 years ago he was brought to him so lots of by the phoenicians later the romans began exporting all of oil that was produced here from the ancient city of leptis magna we run perscribe detects on libya of 3 to 400000 liters annually the all of harvest is a special time of the year for people here this is perhaps the most traditional method of processing all of oil and almost every household in the town of them so that's if you can find an area like this where all of us are crushed by hand and family members enjoy time together miffed has fond memories of growing up and making all of oil that hasn't got. my grandmother would sit and we would take turns crushing the illness it was fun we would drink tea and eat out all of the with bread of course the olive oil made by hand is much higher quality t

oliver: this is very damning material for the saudi crown prince known as mbs.s report says he ordered this murder on the journalist jamal khashoggi. there have been other reports from the united nations suggesting the same, but we now have it directly from the u.s. intelligence community and in the report, it says that the crown prince saul jamal khashoggi as a threat to the saudi kingdom i'm a especially for the critical reporting in "the washington post" the newspaper he predominately worked for, and that the crown prince back to violence is necessary to silence him. phil: what sort of evidence is presented in this report? oliver: most of the evidence is classified and also in the declassified version of the report, there is not a lot of evidence produced. there were some details known that stem from the recordings of the killing and the subsequent dismemberment of jamal khashoggi's body that material was obtained by the turkish intelligence community, and a you and report to that was published also was based on these same findings, and that was not included

in the town of them salada olive oil has a special meaning it's celebrated every family here spends the months of november to march harvesting all of us to make will each of them have different techniques. and silat has for the most part been untouched by violence in the years of conflict in libya that's because here and during the harvest all lives and the quality of oil they produce is the only thing that matters malik traina al-jazeera and so a lot of. now amanda gorman was part of president joe biden argue ration has become the 1st bullets open the super bowl today we honor our 3 captains for the u.s. is poet laureate performed chorus of the captain in the poem praises 3 essential workers chosen as honorary captains to take the toss before kick off the prerecorded recitals played to a half or stadium due to coronavirus restrictions on the fields the tampa bay buccaneers buccaneers were crowned super bowl champions for the 1st time since 2003 veteran quarterback tom brady threw 3 touchdowns and was named the most valuable player a soundbite east to a 319 when over the kansas city chi

as oliver says there are epidemiologist and clinicians in place. it is a patchwork, intricate puzzle piece that needs the ability to share information, because information is power, information allows us to design and develop public health actions that can prevent small events becoming something bigger . it can help us with the next one because there certainly will be one. but it is really, really critical, the last point she makes. dr. hamburg: i think stephen, we will need to have another panel on that topic. but i will admit that i have failed as the moderator because we are already over time but i want to turn now, i want to thank all the panelists for their extraordinary contributions to this panel, but even more importantly, what they are doing every day working hard to really address the challenges of this unprecedented covid pandemic. i want to turn to you for concluding reports. >> thank you very much. i want to second the thank used everyone who participated. there are lots of statements that are going to i think be embedded in our minds

we are delighted that from who we have maria and oliver morgan who served at cdc for ten years. over to you, peggy. thank you for presiding with us and thank you for your contributions to the csi. >> well, thank you very much. i could not be happier to be with all of you although i wish that it wasn't about a topic that is as worrisome and as urgent but as steve just said i think the emergence of these variance really require us to rethink and renew our commitment to how we invest in public health, the importance of science driving our actions, the importance of international collaboration and the importance of coming together across these different components to focus in and talk about problems that need meaningful solutions and so we hope that today's discussion will really be a contribution to deepening understanding of these challenges before us and what needs to be done. for many of us it's also our first introduction to our new cdc director so we are so pleased that with everything else on her plate on day 11 into her tenure that she has chosen to be with us but also has o

has relied on the same industry pressing olives for oil. speaks to the people carrying on the tradition. in the mountainous small town of them so let's about 100 kilometers southeast of tripoli the people here live and breathe all of the good gas the all the tree is one of 50 varieties that are specific to this town known for their large size an abundance of fruit they are picked twice during the olive season here all of these have been grown for thousands of years and their oil extract it. works for the archaeological committee he says these ruins are of an olive oil factory built by the romans over 2000 years ago he was brought to him so lots of by the phoenicians later the romans began exporting all of oil that was produced here from the ancient city of leptis magna we run perscribe detects in libya of 3 to 400000 liters annually the all of harvest is a special time of the year for people here this is perhaps the most traditional method of processing all of oil and almost every household in the town of them so that's if you can find an a

brent: oliver, let's talk about a change in tone.ormer president trump publicly chastised company -- countries, especially germany, for being freeloaders when it came to defense spending. is the biden going to maintain that pressure on spending? oliver: that is certainly one of the big challenges for the biden administration. to improve relations with the germans. as you know they have suffered under president trump for the last four years but also to move on with many american feel is a necessary step -- to call for higher military spending of allies. certainly, we are going to see a different approach and tone. a diplomatic approach. that is one example where biden and trump have similar policies, joe biden will ask more money from germany. he knows germany is not opposing what is at stake. what is to be discussed is the timeframe and when germany will meet its goal on what to be spent in the budget. brent: all right, transatlantic coverage tonight. to both of you, thank you. all right, let's look at some of the other stories makin

the olive trees in these libyan mountains might not have roots thousands of years old but the tradition of pressing their oil certainly hands and 7 time f one champion those hamilton signs for another season with mercedes it will have the story in sports 11 later. but it. will last in the very active weather that produced flash floods in iraq and iran this is tail and nerves are abusive a few more showers the northern parts of iran across into turkmenistan and then snow in afghanistan leaving behind open skies and blueness and apart from a few showers in the mountains a sudden saudi and yemen it's going to be dry the still blowing for a couple of days down the gulf which means doha will be dusty and a bit breezy was not particularly severe and temperatures here in the levant are rising beirut's forecast gets 22 that's above normal by about 4 degrees a nice warm weather nothing hugely changes in the next 2 or 3 days says wednesday's forecast you're looking at now apart from the lack of showers spot the difference. the same is true i suppose in southern africa with the sun slowly moving n

stocks drag on european equities continental slumps after scrapping its dividend with porsche ceo oliverme telling cnbc the daily chip level is a struggle. >> it's a daily business, and we -- our calibration of our production, we have to reflect and look for measures on the long term. >>> and bitcoin's bull run intensifies with the cryptocurrency hitting a market valuation over $1 trillion, despite elon musk taking to twitter saying, quote, the asset seems high >>> a very warm welcome to "street signs," everybody. happy monday to you. i want to kick off the show with some fresh data out of germany these are the ifo numbers for february they come in better than the market was expecting let me break it down for you the current conditions index has come in at 90.6 in february versus consensus forecast of 89 flat coming in at 94.2 versus consensus forecast of 91.8 looking back at the january numbers, we also have a couple of revisions the expectations index was revised to 91.5 and the business climate index revised to 90.3. so, a little bit better than the market had been expecting, and comi

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my grandmother would sit and we would take turns crushing the olives it was funny we would drink tea and eat all of well with bread of course the olive oil made by hand is much higher quality than the factories. arabic word for all of the oil factor they've developed through stages over the centuries here all of our grinded with these mechanical wheels the pace is then put on this and through pressure but we lose extract it and usually sold by the leader salim has researched the variety of all of libya for decades he receives a ph d. in the us in agriculture. he then came back to me and started this all of oil factory it's one of the more advanced factories here. in the town of them slaughter all of oil has a special meaning it's celebrated every family here spends the months of november to march harvesting all of us to make will each of them have different techniques. and so let the house for the most part been untouched by violence in the years of conflict in libya that's because here and during the harvest all lives and the quality of oil they produce is the only thing that matter

in the us and agriculture he then came back to me and started this olive oil factory it's one of the more advanced factories here. in the town of them salada all of oil has a special meaning it's celebrated every family here spends the months of november to march harvesting all of us to make will each of them have different techniques. and select the house for the most part been untouched by violence in the years of conflict in libya that's because here and during the harvest all lives and the quality of oil they produce is the only thing that matters malik traina al-jazeera and so a lot of. and still ahead on the news hour more on tom brady news back to the am at a super bowl victory that's coming up next since the spring to this day. the all. time now for us forces joe bonnie thank you very much tom brady has done it again at 43 is old he's won a record extending 7th super bowl title and this time with a different team he led tampa bay buccaneers to a dominant victory over the kansas city chase david stokes reports. term for. the chiefs were defending champions and favorites headin

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so, some nice italian some olives. i wrote ten but this isn't biblical. then we're in good shape. and so then, one of your best friends, just try oregano, italian or greek oregano, it's one of the great underrated things of our town, you activate it, give it a pinch at the end the all of the essential oils are floating around. it's a beautiful thing. >> jimmy: i like to put it behind my ears. a little bit of parm or no. >> yeah i put that on when i was yapping it up. >> jimmy: now guillermo showed up because he's hungry. >> hi chris, how are you. >> love you buddy. >> jimmy: if people order now they can get your pizzas on goldbelly for the super bowl which would be nice way to celebrate alone by yourself. we're going to put this pizza in the oven and guillermo, we're going to pull this pizza out of the oven. isn't that beautiful. [ applause ] look at how beautiful it is. >> a beautiful thing 1y50 . >> jimmy: should we top it with olive oil. >> i think it's nice especially with conventional pizzas it can dry out and olive oil is nice. this is one i made. >

here is cbs's meg oliver. >> i miss their smiling faces, miss their energy. >> reporter: david malone teaches third grade from his basement every day. he's been doing it since march. do you want to return in person? >> 100%, absolutely. if all safety measures are met, then i do want to go back to school. >> reporter: malone is one of thousands of philadelphia teachers demanding upgraded ventilation systems and vaccinations before they return to classrooms. philadelphia superintendent william hite says students are suffering. >> quite frankly, they are isolated, and we are starting to see some negative effects of that all across the country with children being depressed. >> reporter: but tonight it seems the white house is lowering their bar on their plan to reopen the majority of the nation's k-8 public schools within the first 100 days, now saying more than 50% of schools need to have at least one day a week of in-person teaching instead of fully reopening. >> that is our own effort to set a bold and ambitious agenda for how we will measure ourselves and but we hope to build from tha

this is fat, we put olive oil. garlic. after we start to put rabbit, okay? >> the juice.garlic in as a whole. >> now white wine. >> it's beautiful. >> the ingredients is very simple, tomato, herbs, garlic, white wine, olive oil. >> knowing how to make the best of what you have is vital up here. while the rabbit cooks, i notice something i've never seen before. the nana of the family, loretta, is showing her grandchildren how to tie tomatoes to local vines. [ speaking foreign language ] today the restaurant is closed. but i'm honored to be invited to family lunch. this is the first time the family has come together since their father passed away earlier this year during lockdown. >> cheers. >> it's an emotional time. but also one of celebration. >> oh, my god. >> as delicious as the food is, traditional cooking like this also tells you the story of a place, how they lived and what was important to them. for as long as anyone can remember, there's been a strict hierarchy to how ischia's rabbit is served. [ speaking foreign language ] >> well, you're very kind. thank you. [

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ahead we'll talk about the legacy of rush limbaugh with help our oliver north and larry kudlow the former trump white house official weighs in on the media. it was the radio titan's sad death that prompted donald trump to break his silence since leaving office, calling into fox, describing rush as i replaceable and offering his views on the election. >> well, rush thought we won and so of do i, by the way. i think we won by substantially. i don't think that could have happened to a democrat. you would have had riots going all over the place if that happened to a democrat. we did win the election as far as i'm concerned. it was disgraceful what happened, totally disgraceful. howie: and that not surprisingly touched off a media storm. joining us to analyze the coverage, in new york, will cain, co-host of "fox & friends weekend," here in washington, susan ferrechio, chief congressional correspondent for the washington examiner and leslie marshall, radio talk show host and fox news contributor. will, media are acting shocked. in response to those call-in interviews on fox, news max aoan, some

i wonder, because i was speak wig oliver earlier. been in the case of another one, not named in this lawsuit, to my knowledge, tucker carlson. another of fox's big names. fox had argued successfully that he couldn't be taken seriously. this was in a slander lawsuit that they were successful rebuffering saying he couldn't be taken seriously. that the general tenor of his show should then inform a viewer carlson is not stating actual facts about the topics he discusses and instead engaging in exaggeration and non-literal commentary. quote using the argument of fox. then the judge went on about her findings which were fox persuasively argues given mr. carlson's reputation a reasonable viewers arrived with skepticism about the statements he makes. even his employer was saying he could not be trusted to tell the truth. is that kind of defense going to pl fly in the case of these other hosts who trafficked these other -- these other hosts who be people who trafficked the information smartmatic is talking about in this lawsuit? >> well, fir

oliver, you know what's interesting about this stock is who covers it. analyst covering this stock so that's sort of the perspective that you have. this is a luxury stock in your view so this is not a transportation stock. we shouldn't think of it in that way. is that correct? >> yeah. >> this is like lvnh >> lvmh doing an acquisition of belmond, experience of the consumer, really looking for these once-in-a-lifetime experiences, joining the club of having travel to space and what that means post-purchase and for your friends and family, these are all big opportunities. and space is the ultimate dream. it's the ultimate experience and it's a scarce opportunity that will transcend, you know, psychological and opportunities and it will be a very special experience that is one way to think about it in terms of the future and what's happening that being said, there's a lot of science and logistics and safety and integrating this together is quite interesting and creative and powerful. and bringing this capital to make this happen is an entrepreneurial feat >

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wendell holmes oliver wendell holmes.and holmes said and schenck versus the united states that is the foundation for the freedom of speech. over when the holmes said the right to free speech is not absolute that is one oliver wendell holmes said, and cannot be tolerated if it presents a clear and present danger to society. freedom of speech is not absolute, it cannot be tolerated in those instances where it presents a clear and present danger to society. here is the most famous part of his quote. holmes said, you cannot go into a crowded movie theater and falsely yell what's? fire. cause a stampede, people trampled to death, and then when you are arrested for, turn around and say i was only exercising my freedom of what? speech. now that's 1919. over the years, freedom of speech has been interpreted by the courts to mean more than just speaking. more than just speaking. in the 19 sixties and 1970s, high school students started wearing black armbands to school to protest the vietnam war. the school principal said to them,

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oliver wendell holmes. oliver wendell holmes. holmes said and his case -- this case, schenck versus the united states is really the foundation for the freedom of speech. schenck said -- excuse me, oliver wendell holmes said, the right to free speech is not absolute, is not absolute, and cannot be tolerated, cannot be tolerated if it presents a clear and present danger to society r. freedom of speech is not absolute. it cannot be tolerated in those instances where it presents a clear and present danger to society. here's the most famous part of his quote. holmes said you cannot go in to a crowded movie theater and falsely yell what? >> fire. >> fire. cause a stampede, people trampled to death, and then when you're arrested for it, turn around and say, i was only exercising my freedom of what? >> speech. >> speech. that's 1919. over the years, freedom of speech has been interpreted by the courts to mean more than just speaking, more than just speaking. in the 1960s and '70s, high school students started weari

>> o'donnell: meg oliver with that new reporting, thank you. a growing number of senate republicans are denouncing conspiracy theorist marjorie taylor greene, as their house counterparts decide not to punish her. cbs's kris van cleave has the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: tonight, an uncivil war inside the g.o.p. top house republican kevin mccarthy rejecting pressure to push two pronent members of atpa fd giorie taylor greene, under fire from trump critics who want her stripped from her committee assignments. >> is she a good face for the republican party? she is not. >> i disagree with many of her comments. >> reporter: another video from 2019 shows greene, an ardent trump supporter and q-anon follower, mocking parkland shooting survive david hogg. >> because i'm looking at this idiot, david hogg. >> reporter: a massacre she says was staged. >> he is like a dog, he is completely. >> reporter: in the wake of the capitol assault, the previous support on social media for the execution of speaker nancy pelosi has caused an uproar. >> i pe

norah. >> o'donnell: with many parents on edge, meg oliver, thank you.ight, tonight, cbs news has learned senate democrats hope to finish crafting the details on that comprehensive covid relief bill within the next two to three weeks, and they want it on president biden's desk by early march. cbs's ed o'keefe reports tonight from the white house. >> reporter: president biden is confident that republicans will support his covid relief plan, but congressional democrats are moving ahead, with or without them. >> this is the necessary first step in getting our economy up and running again and getting our arms around this covid crisis. >> i talked to the president yesterday-- >> reporter: republicans don't like the nearly $2 trillion price tag, including federal assistance for cash-strapped cities and states. >> this proposal is a blue state bailout. it's going to backfire, it's going to cause more inflation. >> reporter: the democratic push comes as nearly 800,000 americans filed jobless claims, a decline from the previous week, but a sign the job market is

meg oliver is leading off the coverage in new york city. good evening, meg. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the race to vaccinate the nation is taking place. they're on the verge of administering a million shots. roughly a third of the doses have yet to be used. the c.d.c. says similar scenarios are playing out nationwide. covid cases and hospitalizations have declined dramatically, but tonight public health officials are urging caution. >> we have yet to control this pandemic. we still have this emerging threat of variants. >> reporter: cases of the more contagious variant first detected in the u.k. are doubling every ten days. it could become the dominant strain in just a few weeks, already in 34 states, including in new jersey where it's having an impact. university hospital in newark now seeing a nearly 50% increase in admissions. >> all these variants do is encourage us to vaccinate people faster. the more people are vaccinated, the more we will be closer to herd immunity. >> reporter: but today south africa announced they're stoppin

salat who joins me now hi oliver in your talk with mrs you hinted error being held under house arrest until quite recently is that why we're just hearing from her now. it's complicated as you can imagine just as the life of the jamal khashoggi has been complicated in his last months and it looks very much now like there was a fiance and also a wife and one and says as you heard in the interview that she was married to jamal khashoggi and spent the last 2 years as you just pointed out in house arrest in the united arab emirates and was only released now and there she says she lived in fear of the united arab emirates secret service of holes allied to saudi arabia that's also important to point out here and she knowledge just arrived in the united states very recently and says she is now for the 1st time really free to speak without fear now it's also important to point out why that mary has been kept largely secret in the 1st place i have seen some pictures and witness testimonies off the mariage that was they were married on a islamic 4 law she's now fighting to get that certificate a

meg oliver, thank you.esident biden met with some of the governors and mayors who have been pleading for more doses of covid vaccines. the president told them he hopes to get 300 million americans vaccinated by the end of july. cbs' weijia jiang reports tonight from the white house. >> reporter: with the biden administration racing to get americans vaccinated, the president once again blamed his predecessor for the current supply. >> well, i found when i got here, what we thought was available, in terms of everything from vaccine to vaccinators, was not the case. >> reporter: a michigan democrat said his county is still not getting close to what it needs. >> we're getting 5,000, approximately 5,000 a week. each week we ask for 50,000. >> reporter: in california, major vaccination sites are temporarily closed, including one at dodger stadium in los angeles. governor gavin newsom: >> it's constrained by one thing now, simply supply, federal supply. >> reporter: offering optimism, some major pharmacies started

salat who joins me now hi oliver in your talk with mrs her shall change you hinted arrow being held under house arrest until quite recently is that why we're just hearing from her now. it's complicated as you can imagine just as the life fall through jamal khashoggi has been complicated in his last months and it looks very much like there was a fiance and also a wife and one and says as you heard in the interview that she was married to jamal khashoggi and spent the last 2 years as you just pointed out in house arrest in the united arab emirates and was only released now and there she says she lived in fear of the united arab emirates secret service of holes allied to saudi arabia that's also important to point out here and she knowledge just arrived in the united states very recently and says she's now for the 1st time really free to speak without fear now it's also important to point out why that mary has been kept largely secret in the 1st place i have seen some pictures and witness testimonies off the marriotts that was they were married on the islamic law she's now fighting to

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cbs' meg oliver is going to lead off our coverage from new york city. >> reporter: new york city health officials are trying to learn more about this new variant and just how prevalent it is. researchers here at columbia medical center told me, in the last two weeks, they've seen a 13% increase in the number of new cases. tonight, an east and west coast punch of new covid variants. first, a new strain in california, and now a home-grown mutation is spreading in new york city. dr. david ho's team at columbia university was one of the first to detect the mutation, noting similarities to the more- contagious south african and brazilian strains. >> we don't know whether it's more transmissible, but we see it rising in prevalence within our patient population. >> reporter: dr. ho says the mutation, seen here in red, alters the spike protein, which enables the virus to dodge antibodies. that could result in a weaker immune response. so if you've received a vaccine, you could get reinfected. >> well, we don't know that for sure, but the south african study, with the south african variant showe

can't get through there because they need coronavirus tests to enter our europe correspondent peter oliver has more. the new commission currently after all 2 with 6 member states who've unilaterally put in place border restrictions of one type or an other in order to try and stop the spread of covert 19 whether that's the spread of the virus in general or the stop of the spread of mutated versions particularly here in germany that's been a top issue e.u. commission buying up though they're not happy with the situation the commission has been clearer to coordinate that approach among 27 member states we risk fragmentation and disruptions to free movement into a supply chain is something we have witnessed again in the past 2 weeks so who's on the naughty list belgium germany denmark hungry finland and sweden have all been given 10 days to provide a good reason why they put these restrictions on freedom of movement in place or to relax the restrictions that have been put there the e.u. commission's unlikely to win easily on this one we've heard from the german side who've defended their move