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the industry estimates more than $1500000.00 tons of olive oil, and it's by product olive pumice oil will be needed to cover the shortfall of ukrainian imports. demand for olive oil is also expected to rise in other countries as they seek replacements for ukrainian and russian sunflower oil. oh, we got a reminder of our top story this hour. after 2 years of construction test, this 1st european factory just outside of berlin has delivered its 1st cause to customers. berlin, brandon, beg, giga factory, could see the building off a 1000000 vehicles per year. testers, also building a battery factory and as oh, from me on the business team here in berlin. if you would like more from us, you can of course, head over to our website at d to we dot com slash business. you can also find us on the d to we and use youtube channel, plenty more content that and also for on facebook as well as d to we don't business to next time with the war in ukraine with president volota me. it's zalinski in an in depth interview . come on that it was a little de watches, a shame on nation, the route, a scheme o

hello, isabel oliver and theresa. i'd say nice to have all 3 of you, a great brains to tackle this question. isabel, please introduce yourself to our audience around the world. hi, as well as the year i'm a political scientist and a researcher at the catholic university in cio at the center for conflict and haitian studies. here in santiago oliver tell the street audience who you are, what me day. i am over civil who am a professor of international relations at these it to las vegas foundation. and so all of brazil, i welcome back to teresa teresa, please introduce yourself. were my now audience. you are what? 80? well, my name is theresa. boy, i'm a latin american correspondent for algebra. all right, and you already have your, what's your new g right now? you are very much part of this conversation. the comments section is now live, jumping to the comment section. if you've got questions or comments for our panel, they're very happy to answer them. all right, let's start teresa with pink, tight. as far as you're con

we take, you know, one olive and another one, the olive oil is going to be totally different.ifferent taste and in a few weeks, they will become yellow and they will be more tender. the signal that the oil content is full. this estate dates back to roman times and today, we're pressing the olives the old—fashioned way. oh, my god, that crushing sound! and back? wow, look at that! unlike wine, which often improves with age, olive oil is best fresh. mmm, it's delicious! i am going to go back to london now and start drinking olive oil in a wine glass! chuckles. i've also got to bring jose something from the sea, and i'm just in time for the fishermen coming in from their night crawl. i've seen sardines, anchovies. it doesn't get much fresher than this! this is absolutely amazing — the noise, the pace, all the chatter. literally, yourfish is off the boat, into auction and, in a matter of hours, on your plate. i pick up some sardines — a fish synonymous with this city. last on my list is the pitaya — dragon fruit. beautiful colours. muy bonito. this cactus fruit often associated wi

more than $1500000.00 tons of olive oil, and it's by product olive pumice oil will be needed to cover the shortfall of ukrainian imports. demand for olive oil is also expected to rise in other countries as they seek replacements for ukrainian and russian, sunflower, oil, and other news. the u. s. has dropped import tariffs from those british steel as it continues to unwind trump era duties. the u. k. will now have a duty free import quota of 500000 tons of the metal and return london will drop retaliatory tariffs on u. s. wiki and motorcycle. european commission is reportedly weighing capping gas prices and among other measures to stop rising energy costs. the price of natural gas has increased dramatically since russia invaded ukraine, and there are growing fears about the stability of europe's energy supplies in battle. chinese real estate developer ever grants. financial crisis continues to deepen. the company on tuesday revealed that lenders have seized $2000000000.00 worth of deposits from one of its subsidiaries ever grant. also that it won't be able to file it's 2021 annual res

what funds your social policies, oliver? well, for example, in columbia, petro is clearly saying who wants to move away from fossil fuels, when destructive industries wants to boost tourism, for example, that will of course, be a challenge because there's a lot of short term needs. and one way to address them is to fall back to the old developing a development models in chile 2, i think many will watch closely whether the transition, the economic transition that border is proposing will work out. because when you look at other left wing governments in the region, the has been, they've been clinging on to traditional ways of doing business. i think a lot will depend on how chilly will perform, which in many ways i think could inspire others. or look at julie and say, this is not how want to go about developing the economies. i think that's definitely the country to, to watch out for in the next months and years is about i am wondering if what is happening in chile right now is seen as a positive development, a positive change

tons of olive oil and it's by product olive promise oil will be needed to cover the shortfall of ukrainian imports. demand for olive oil is also expected to rise in other countries as they seek replacements for ukrainian and russian sunflower oil. oh, we got a reminder of our top story this hour. after 2 years of construction test, this 1st european factory just outside of berlin has delivered its 1st cause to customers. berlin, brandon, beg, giga factory, could soon be voting half a 1000000 vehicles per year. testers, also building a battery factory and as oh, from may on the business name, heron, berlin, if you would like more from us, you can of course, head over to our website at d to be dot com slash business. you can also find us on the d to we and use youtube channel, plenty more content that and also for on facebook as well as t to we don't business to next time again. ah, a war shaking your out to its core. over 3 weeks ago, russian tain't rumbled over ukrainian soil. we've been there from the start witnessing the invasion, needing the risky that he's reporting on a war unfolding.

the latest from washington to nights. oliver, thank you. we had to look down some of the other developments in this conflict. the united nations top court has ordered russia to immediately hold its invasion of ukraine. the international court of justice says that it have seen no evidence to support the war. moscow claims that ukraine is carrying out genocide against russian speakers in the east of the country. nato secretary general un stoughton bearing today said again that a no fly zone over ukraine is a nonstarter, and that the alliance has no plans to intervene on the ground in ukraine. he also said that he is encouraged by reports of progress. it talks between russian and ukrainian negotiators. germany has oh, it says that he would welcome any interest from finland, enjoining native sholtes meant to day with the finished prime minister marine here in berlin. she says, a request to join is a possibility of over many ukraine's fleeing war. berlin's central train station is their 1st stop here in germany. thousands are arriving here in th

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when i put my family in the bathroom is so we got a bad rom, olive i. e is bob and you just, you just did is neil, you know, you know, it was ah, this is are, does in are, these are the top stories you as president your biden's meeting, nato and g 7 leaders to discuss ways to support ukraine. they're also looking at long term plans to ensure europe, security, nato plans to double its forces on its eastern borders. roches invasion of ukraine is entering a 2nd month, but moscow's forces are facing strong resistance on the ground. thousands of people have been killed and millions have been forced to leave their homes in the past 4 weeks. robin bryan has more from live one month, then they have not been greeted by cities and towns across the ukraine, or whether that frustration feeds back up through the chain of command. does it put pressure on putin himself in the kremlin, or indeed disputed feel is frustrated. and that begs the question here in the ukraine. are we coming up to some sort of watershed moment where we might see a change in strategy or conces

oliver is still with us.the dollar hegemony under threat with sanctions effectively weaponizing the dollar against russia? oliver: no, if anything, i take the opposite view. at times like this, investors will turn to hard currencies like the dollar because it's a safe haven, right? again, with comparison to this part of the world, our dollars are -- currencies are pegged to the dollar. i don't see that changing anytime soon. i would see that relationship strengthening. i don't see currencies being based off of gold and i don't see crypto's replacing them. bitcoin is not a moving exchange. we don't see crypto's replacing the dollar soon either. dani: i wonder was gold, does it serve as a good hedge in this environment? it had a little bit of a perk up but hasn't been able to some staying -- sustain any substantial gains. oliver: it's a small single-digit allocation. gold is the ultimate fear trade. i agree, it should've been doing better in a war scenario. that's why we don't hold too much of it. doesn't gener

tonight -- john oliver.rom "winning time: the rise of the lakers dynasty," actor jason clarke an all-new "closer look. featuring the 8g band with carter mclean. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evenin i'm seth meyer this is "late night. we hope you're doing wel and now we are gonna get to the news president biden today spoke with allies and partners about the situation in ukraine next he'll speak with republicans. [ laughter ] after the u.s. offered over the weekend to evacuate ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky - excuse me -- amid the russian invasion, zelensky reportedly said, "the fight is here i need ammunition, not a ride. oh, man, how badly does biden wish that quote was his? [ laughter ] it's like zelensky said, "come with me if you want to live. [ laughter ] and zelensky gets to fight on top of a train he's officially living biden's best life. "i'm the amtrak guy! [ laughter ] during his keynote speech on saturday at cpac, former president trump said that the country has

oliver: first and foremost, a symbolic visit.o has closed its ranks, and that's what we will see here after years of and certainty, a few years ago they debated the words of the former president that nato is obsolete. it's an important aspect for poland and the baltic states. they all fear russian aggression and what could be the next moves of vladimir putin. that will be one part of the visit. and of course president biden wants to see eu leaders and brussels, they will precisely talk about economic sanctions and humanitarian aid, so we can expect more crime people -- more concrete steps also from the state department. brent: oliver, thank you. russia is escalating its attacks across ukraine. the u.s. embassy says russian forces shot dead 10 people as they waited in line for bread in one city northeast of the capital. at 35 hour curfew remains in effect tonight. >> for residents of the ukrainian capital, every passing day means further shelling, more homes lost, and more casualties. is she alive? yes, she is alive. get her in th

today's story for a skinny me to you. oliver. so we had president zalinski on a huge screen in front of the entire u. s. congress to day describe what it was like there. mean, how did you as well makers react ever and a very emotional speech and a really the president that it has become the symbol of ukrainian resistance, talking life to congress from this embattled capital. keep so that in and of itself was a very strong moment of course. and then he showed this very graphic video with children with casualties, of course a civilian casualties. and his last words were an english saying that we are fighting for the values of europe and the world and sacrificing our lives in the name of the future. so really what you wanted to do here president zalinski is give this war a higher meaning that it was about freedom about democracy, about human rights, and certainly all values that american lawmakers can resonate with. then also of course he took the chance to reiterate his calls for no fly zone for more sanctions and received standing

i say again, i use regular olive oil, but there is a special one. i don’t know, it’s probably not extravergeal after all. i use it because it's for salads. is there special oil for frying. i won't tell you for sure. the healthiest vegetable oil anyone can simply eat is some vegetable oils that contain that very portion of omega three alpha or nalenic acid, er, which is found in hemp walnut mass oil. well, why invent it only if you are a vegan, because , in principle, everything is in the fish, therefore, it is standard olive, but we remember once again. my mother, who said that all this is an advertising horshov, ordinary vegetable oil is also tasty and useful as is. and i look like myself. you know what i fill beijing with when i come. when i arrive i try not to eat the bread of one another third on the driver, my friend is my driver. he goes to the market. he buys himself this fresh wholemeal bread and always gives me a piece out of friendship. i always say no. i don't need to be fat. he says let it be. well, of course, let it be. naturally. i'm c

go straight to kenny polarry, oliver porsche. kenny, start with you, do you believe the fed now can pull off the soft landing? >> i'm not believer they will pull off a soft landing. i hate to be a debbie downer behind it. i believe they're behind the eight ball. everybody knows they're behind the eight ball. jay powell knows he is behind the eight ball. he reserved the right to change the pace which they move based on what the data will tell him, which to me says he kind of knows the inflation will continue to heat up. he knows he will have to make a change, whether inter, make a move in one of the off months there is not a meating or to make a more aggressive move like a 50 basis point. i think, so i think it will be a hard landing. i don't think it will be a soft landing the way it might have been started in june of 2021. but i don't think it will be a soft landing now. charles: oliver, are you concerned powell can do this without breaking something? >> we don't know. we know from history it is not the first few hikes that crea

although on this i am joined by the deputies oliver solid in washington, d. c. so oliver u. s. secretary of state antony blank and has said that he will consult with poland and nato allies on the potential of providing chats to ukraine. so is it that the united states isn't entirely closing the door on this idea? of the door is open. we're here for sure. and there's the political will, of course, to deliver those jobs. but it remains a tricky task in it's a fine line. they are work, they are walking on right now. so poland says, yes, ukraine can have those mixed. those russian made fighter jets. but they certainly don't want to be held accountable for mingling in the war between russia and ukraine. so their offer was to bring those fighter jets to you as air force base ramstein on german soil, which again would then imply to other natal members. so the u. s of course saying no, we're not interested in that either. so some kind of a blame game that's going on. nobody wants to be the scapegoat in the end and nobody wants to be drawn into a wider conflict. and so that is really

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ok, thanks oliver. our correspondent in dc of his out and with can more from d to the chief political editor, mikaela cochner. she spoke to christoph hoisin, who was head of the munich security conference. he spoke about providing support to ukraine without risking direct confrontation with russia. ambassador hawkins, german sausage, whole rule out germany delivering any 5 digit supposed that's also very unlikely to arrive now. is that a lack of solidarity with ukraine, or is that preventing a potential said world war? i think it's clearly the 2nd and it is very important that germany supports ukraine and we do a lot lot of solidarity the what the, our citizens doing studies enormous. what we do in providing anti tank miss stingy is finger miss as this is very important, but to provide tighter planes would actually create a danger of a direct confrontation with russia. and this is something that the chancellors right of ruling out now, the ukrainian or russian foreign ministers meeting tomorrow. there's

a corresponding oliver salad with the latest from washington to nights. oliver, thank you. or russia is escalating its attacks across ukraine, the u. s. embassy and keeps as the russian forces shot dead, 10 people as they waited in line for bread in the city of troy, neath just north east of the capitol inside keep a 35 hour curfew remains, in effect tonight for residence after ukrainian capital every passing day brings further shelling more homes last and more casualties. is she alive? yes, she's alive. get her in the car. a city wide curfew was imposed on tuesday and will last until thursday morning. i had of the curfew. people rushed to the stores to stock up on food and supplies available. that was the situation in the cities, not bad music with the people are holding up where supported by the volunteers and the territorial defense you. meanwhile, president followed amir salons, keys that he saw hope for compromise in talks between russia and ukraine. even us moscow stepped up its assault yellow. there was little squad, it is important in which it's difficult, but impor

our correspondent oliver salads. oliver the read out from the white house with his conversation has come out. what does it tell us ran? it tells us that the u. s. is very concerned about a potential chinese meddling in the war in ukraine, essentially that russia could evade sanctions with the help of china. also that the conflict of china, metals in that war could spiral further out of control could reach some global implications with china being involved natal perhaps eventually leading to a 3rd world war. and that read out was very brief. considering that the 2 president spoke 2 hours on the phone earlier today, and also came fairly late. but what it does really tell us is that biden warned president she and quote, unquote described implications and consequences of china provides material to support russia. so certainly no further detail on the one hand side, but clearly what the why it tells us talking about here are sanctions for china if they help russia evade the sanctions. or if they provide any military support in the conflict. and we know oliver, that china is watching very care

oliver: they will show unity in an effort to deter russia.is concerned about russian aggression. they share a border with belarus, the country russian troops amassed has been turned into a russian puppet regime recently. one part of her mission will be reassurance for poland and other eastern nato member partners. it is a fine line for the u.s. which is delivering arms to ukraine which wants to support nato members of course, but at the same time says no to a no-fly zone over ukraine, no to a delivering or being involved in a delivery of fighter jets to ukraine. so what they will do is look for solutions to those topics, and with the goal to avoid being drawn into a wider conflict. claire: thanks oliver, our correspondent in washington, d.c. let's get more from our chief political editor, she spoke to head of the munich security conference. he spoke about providing support to ukraine without risking direct confrontation with russia. >> german chancellor scholz world out germany giving fighter jets, the polish jets are unlikely to arrive. is t

here's meg oliver. >> reporter: surrounded by boxes of books, emily can't help but smile.he 18-year-old from maryland is mastermind behind the book drive, for love and buttercup. it all started in 2019 when her best friend, her dad, was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. >> it was the worst, reliving it every single night, nightmares and panic attacks. i thought it's hard enough for adult to have cancer, think about a kid with cancer, breaks my heart. >> reporter: petite teenager with the big heart put on word on social media, hoping to collect books for sick children. >> expecting two or three responses, there were hundreds and hundreds of books by my door. exciting. >> reporter: distributed 9,000 new books to hospitals and schools in need, including medstar georgetown university hospital, where her dad was treated. was this your form of therapy? >> it was, helped more than anything. >> reporter: her dad has turned the page, doing well. emily's happy ending would be to make this book drive into lifelong mission. meg oliver, cbs news. >> that is the overnight news for tuesday,

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we want to go to washington correspondent oliver salad oliver. what is president by what once he hoping to get out it is or what was he hoping to get out of it? i mean have we got to read out from the call from the white house? yeah, the reader was just published and it's a very limited but you know, china and really is an important partner for russia 1st and foremost and put in. and she, the both of president of the both countries have developed a very close relationship. and china has been very silent also on the war in ukraine. put in this isolated internationally. now, we know in the only leader he might listen to and that's present buttons. assumption is she didn't ping the chinese president. so russia needs china for, for economic support, of course, also hopes were weapons deliveries. and the hopes are in the white house that she, it takes a stands that he condemns the war. that he ex, hurts pressure on the russian president, including of course, not providing that military support and helping evading sanctions. that's what the intelligenc

the civilians could leave oliver of indicated he wasn't even a position to grant those concessions. and the fact that what possible concession by laughter off over the possible end of the conflict with a possible softening and turkeys in russia's position. and that of our offering, the possible summit between the ukrainian and russian president, they were very much tied to a conditions which the ukrainian set amounted to surrender. so little progress there as well. and it says, raising the question, the given the fact the apparent intransigence of live for us at this meeting and his inability to grant any concession or raise the question, why did he come here in the 1st place? and many people on to target his own. his arrival at these meetings as a concession, just a turkey turkey is seen as an important ally of russia all be that it is many way supporting ukraine and took his been loving very half a, some kind of facilitating if not mediation role. and this meeting was seen as a possible concession to turkey, but beyond that, it appears oliver wasn't going to make any further moves

k. government to sir, is the change that oliver below joins us now. he's author of the new book butler to the world. how britton became the servant of ty coon's tax doctor, is clipped across. and criminals over, thanks so much for joining us to london. is a haven for russian oligarchy. why is the city in particular so popular among oligarchs? yeah, i should say to starts, is that it's not just a haven for rational oxy savings for any oligarchs. you name them. we have them essentially, britain. i mean obviously anyone who's been to london knows that it has lots going for it. if you're wealthy, there's lots to buy, we have help and shops, we're schools, great universities, all of these things. but we have a 2nd advantage that doesn't really get discussed so much. which is that though your wealth is very secure, here is protected by the british. british legal system by the british police. it's not going to be investigated by the british legal system either. so it isn't just a great place to spend money, so it's a really great place to keep money and you

we get the details from cbs's meg oliver. >> reporter: in a rare move the fda did not consult with its vaccine advisory committee before authorizing a second booster from pfizer and moderna for people 50 and over. dr. celine gounder is an infectious disease specialist. >> i am very skeptical that giving everybody over the age of 50 a fourth dose will have a real impact in the long term on reducing severe disease, hospitalization and death. >> reporter: the fda has also authorized the optional second booster shot for individuals 12 and over who are immunocompromised. u penn immunologist john wherry supports the idea for that group. >> we're seeing more waning of that ability to stay out of the hospital should you get infected. and for the immunocompromised clearly there's a benefit of a fourth dose. >> reporter: this all comes as vaccination rates are lagging. only half of people over 50 are boosted. this super site in westchester, new york is closing on friday due to lack of demand for shots and testing. federal funding is also running out. the biden administration has already stopped

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oliver in my home state of new jersey, oliver >> caller: hi, jim long-time listener and a big fan.for having me on. >> thank you, oliver what's up? >> caller: i'm in an investment club called hello wealth we would like your views on high dividends mining stock that we think could act as bond proxies in a high inflation, low environment. rio tinto 10% dividend and varle out of brazil. what do you think? >> let's take valle off the table. i don't like their governance. but rio tinto has been a terrific hedge and you should invest in that, oliver, and best of luck to you thank you for joining the club let's go to hassan in georgia. hassan >> caller: mr. cramer, thanks for taking my call. >> of course >> caller: my question is what are your thoughts on mccormack and company? >> this is the only -- hershey's has been good. general mills did good, and mccormack are good and people are still cooking at home that's something that didn't change when the pandemic ended i think mccormick is a great long-term buy run by a visionary lawrence so you've got my blessing to buy it right here. all r

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