the olive harvest has started in rudbar, mr. safari, one of the 22,000 olive growers in this city. thank god , my olive harvest is twice as good as last year . last year , this garden harvested about 300 kilos. it's really hard work , not everyone is a worker. i can't find it, i have to harvest it myself, and the fly pest is bothering us, this max pest is bothering us, please order this, this is a sample that even though i sprayed it twice, the pump jihad gave me free poison, even though i spent 9 months in this garden by trapping , this pest is a problem that all the olive growers are worried about . it was created for the farmer by mrs. rajabi's planning . the crop is satisfactory. alhamdulillah. they thank god . i have the spring water. i put it under the tree. it brought me a good load . let someone take care of it and spray it . take olives, the fruit of paradise that god has sworn to in the quran. the economy of households in rudbar city depends on olives. what is the price? a bit upward this year, the market conditions are also good. yes, yes, it means from production to con

dodd. in his day job, oliver is a ph.d. researcher funded by the economic and social research council. welcome to the show. oliver, can you explain why colombia, which is 7,00 miles away from israel, wasn't all recently one of israel's greatest world allies? well, to understand this... "we really know to go back to israel as settler colonial state, the experience and expertise it's acquired over so many decades in terms of the oppression of the palestinian people. the build-up of this expertise has really given the israeli state a comparative advantage of the international marketplace when it comes to supporting other states, oppress their people, and this is really where the common interest between the israeli state. "and the colombian state lies, colombia of course has been historically engaged in the oppression of the colombian people, preventing any change, and israel has played an important role in terms of supporting colombia's counter insurgency activities in this sense. well, david, president petros described israel's assault on gaza as a massacre and and a genocide, a strong

well oliver, where do the colombian people tend to stand when when it comes to palestine? "i mean, is president petro stancing in line with where most colombians are? there's a natural sympathy on the part of the colombian people for the palestinian people." engaged in their resistance to the genocide and the settler colonial occupation, the colombian people have also been subject to significant repression which is sponsored by the united states, so petro in this sense really represents the feelings of lot of people in colombia that have never really been able to carry the reigns of power in colombia, so there's certainly a change here towards support and sympathy for the palace. union people, the question is, will this change be permanent and will - the traditional powers that have long had strong relations with israel be able to be overcome? well, as we heard, latifa, she she mentioned that that that it once seemed inevitable that you know colombia would always be pro israel, but but now that's changed, so i mean, what do you think recent events tells us as about israel'

but it is very dangerous for olive trees. although these plants need less water. relative to other products need it, but the temperature above 40 degrees celsius for 50 consecutive days threatens the production of olives and, as a result, the production of olive oil . and african countries are trying to develop local drug production. according to africa 24 network, several african countries have taken steps to deal with the lack of medicine. according to the world health organization, about half of the population of africa, equal to one billion and 100 million people , are deprived of regular access to the most essential medicines, especially in the pharmaceutical industry specialized in the manufacture of injectable solutions. sahil aj is the first pharmaceutical company to produce solutions. has taken forward. this is currently the first stage of development because the pharmaceutical industry is not really developed in africa. our company produces with this tool. it has taken this step to make it possible to meet the needs

oliver, what is that group? we are any group that are advocating, promote literary events and activities in communities around the country, and specifically target little rock, arkansas, birthplace and dallas, texas, where our currently reside. but we love the idea of our books being a community. author talks or symposiums. panel discussions. just an environment where young people, parents and just community people are coming together to celebrate literature. and where did you come up with the idea? you know, i'm a southern guy born in little rock, arkansas. we love our soul music. we love gospel music. we love blues. and we love james brown because he's the hardest working man in show business. so his song, say loud i'm black and i'm proud resonated with me because that growing up, our group began in the south little rock, arkansas. and during that time, you know, it was a black pride movement all around the country. and i wanted my organization to kind of say the same thing, to say it loud about literature and

, arugula, olives, lemon, sun-dried tomatoes to the dish.onomic colors will turn the dish into a real work of art. so, thinly slice the champignons. the thickness of the pieces should not exceed 2 mm. you can leave the mushrooms unpeeled, so the slices will hold their shape better. for children under 7 years old, it is better to replace the champignons with some. vegetables, put the champignons in a wide container and prepare the marinade, add salt, pepper, dried provencal herbs to the olive oil, chop the garlic and parsley leaves, squeeze the juice from half a lemon and also add it to the marinade, mix and pour the resulting dressing over the mushroom slices, leave them for 15-20 minutes at room temperature, then turn over and let stand a little longer, and in the meantime ... we deal with the mussels, sprinkle them with lemon juice, add a little salt, pepper, provencal herbs olive oil, mix and leave to marinate for about 15 minutes, so that the mussels turn out soft frying, they need to be blonched beforehand, pour boiling water directly i

and now to oliver wendell holmes. again, i think many associate him with a famous dissent in 1990 and in which he does issue eloquent statements in support of free speech. he does, along with brandeis, dissent from upholding the conviction in the abrams case. but please tell us why. i don't know if you would say he did more harm than good for free speech over the course of his career, but certainly did much harm. oh, i think he did. do more harm than good for free speech. the reason i was intrigued by holmes not just that he was consistently anti-free speech in his opinions and handed down an array of decisions against speakers who were engaged in pure political speech. but it was the vehemence with which he would write the opinions that me as odd when he would talk about natural rights, he would become vehement to the point of anger in these opinions. and i wanted understand why. and in some ways i would say the research for this book corrected misunderstood, a misconception that i had for years i've taught in class

ese camino es la entrada de la casa, donde oliver juega con su hijo, cÓmo se siente usted.e registran alguno de los Índices mÁs elevados de cruces ilegales en la frontera norte. la patrulla fronteriza a veces los detiene, hay dos grupos de migrantes que pasan por aquÍ el primero son los que se entere han a las autoridades porque buscan asilo el segundo son los que se esconden. >>porque no quieren que los vea. >>quienes evitan a las autoridades posiblemente ya tienen algÚn rÉcord hay que ir oliver dice, sus cÁmaras captan movimiento casi a diario, dÍa y noche ahora estÁ viendo mÁs gente que nunca antes. nueva absolutamente nunca antes habÍa visto algo asÍ, el no los confronta llama las autoridades de inmigrantes hispanos y del medio oriente. ademÁs de provocar el ladrido de los perros se encuentran pertenencias en el camino. trump simonyte de hoy dÍa encontrÉ quinientos fructis, y este auto, un mercedes lo abandonaron en el campo de maÍz, en el lado de canadÁ. vimos maletas llenas de ropa y objetos como este rosario, con un mensaje aquÍ hay un pequeÑo regalo para ti y espero

go ahead, chase oliver.uest: much of that had to do with costs rising when we had inflation rising year after year. everything from the food you eat, the plywood you put on a home. it tripled in cost. there are two drivers at that. much of that is inflation, and the other is the supply chain crunch we had during the covid years that we are still trying to recover from. but the primary driver is the inflation. the government putting -- printing more and more out of thin air, which devalues every dollar you have. that is going to make the cost of goods rise. it's going to make the cost of everything rise much faster, and then unfettered capitalism, the last person, the best way to handle it free-market is quit letting the government protect those who fail in the marketplace. we say, this firm is too big to fail, we have to protect them by bailing them out using taxpayer money. no, let those firms fail. they will fall apart, they will liquidate, and those assets will be reallocated. this is the problem we have

oliver short isiust — won't undermine chang. oliver short isjust going _ won't undermine chang.n't undermine chang. oliver short isjust going to ride - won't undermine chang. oliver short isjust going to ride the l short is just going to ride the wave of the political backlash of other countries in europe, as you say, to try and keep people on board within germany itself were politically it is proving very tough for his party? proving very tough for his .a ? ., . , party? exactly. the conservatives - party? exactly. the conservatives have | party? exactly. the - conservatives have walked party? exactly. the _ conservatives have walked away from migration talks, they are saying this measure doesn't go far enough. the problem that 0laf schultz is obviously the economy is flatlining at the moment, it is very dependent on exports and export revenues, and the cost for germany alone of leaving schengen over a period of time will be around 77 billion euros, which is very, very high indeed. what he is trying to do is square circles, keep within european law and try and appease the right

it's a route that oliver considers the most beautiful in ireland. but it's all taken by many trainers rather slow on that. there's a very good bus service power with a train that takes much less time. this is a map of the rain was in our didn't 1923. that's the red way layout. it was as is mexico. well, as roads developed and towers and glasses and lauries became a bar, i'm also starting to operate a more frequent services. was the 1st reason for the taking reduction in the end. the mileage operate as an outlet. so it's very hard to justify, of frequent service down here, the wexford capital of the county of the same name is treme released lose down here and try and has to go snow for the next kilometers around the house because it's shared with the public. it's months, we've gone from ways section. it takes about 12 minutes from one end of the key to the over it was a big traffic once upon a time and take railway companies even run the strains. when the bolts came in to expert, however, they mourned alongside a 2nd try. but the harbor has since it

the soup will fly away like crazy, so we cut the croutons, put them on a baking sheet, put a little oliveso that they are more golden, if you want, you can grease them with garlic, i'm not a fan of such a huge amount. but, so i just leave a little olive oil on pieces of bread, preheated oven and for 5-7 minutes we send pieces of bread into the oven, and there our bread dries, you feel it too, makheev, uralsip is a bank for business, and we work on the principle of all or nothing. everything for entrepreneurs and nothing extra. free payments and transfers for business. ural sib bank. nothing extra. don't miss central television, the first information show about the events and people of the week. zelensky's entourage does not want to share responsibility with him for the kursk adventure defeat in donbass. why high-profile dismissals in the ukrainian top brass look like an attempt to escape. why do biden and kamala harris need a multi-million army of migrants, which trump wants to fence off with a wall on the border? the answer seems to have been found: in the near future, they want to make

no age, 77. oliver still enjoys catching the train. the for retirees train travel with an island is even free. today we're traveling with him alone, the irish east coast from russell air. we journey through the country, wexford, and after a detour into the wick blue mountains, back to the sea. the train passes by the clips that gravestones in dublin bay. after visiting the capital of the journey ends in the offshore pen into a of house, the entire city trained to parts 3 times a day. it's a route that oliver considers the most beautiful in ireland. but it's all taken by many trainers rather slow on that. that's a very good bus service power with a train that takes much less time. this is a map of the rain was in our didn't 1923. that's the red way layout was as is mexico. well, as roads developed and towers, i'm glad news and laurie's became a bar. i'm also starting to operate, but more frequent services was the 1st reason for the taking reduction in the end. the mileage of railroads in ireland, so it's very hard to justify, of frequen

the oliver thinks of the many railway lines that are no longer here. there is a tendency now to increase the rate of a mileage. there are plans to reopen lines that those many years ago. some of it never with because it's very remote country side towards dublin. then yes, i would very much hope there's a good potential that would be nice to see. some of the lights real seems fuels into what makes arlen do you need for him? i resignation in this climate. and i don't i don't wish that there was less cloud in the sky. i like that. we don't have to be like everybody that's in your we can be like we are a bit of why i kind of like a labor team to be spontaneous, myrtle we pursued them word for it can even be the correct. that's all ours. that's my are we to part as we arrived by ship with our heads and heart still to the brim with memories of our movements in our lives. the news the most each in the so no the the shift your guide to life and the digital flow of the latest online trend. navigate your way through the digital jungle global perspective. we'll s

butter, olive oil in equal proportions, that is , one tablespoon of butter, one tablespoon of olive oilon goes here. this is what we make morel sauce, here we add only olive oil, or whatever vegetable oil you like to cook with, garlic in such large pieces, so, here in this frying pan, in which we are now heating the oil, we will add pieces. look, this is a breast, a chicken, generally a medallion loop, my favorite story in refrigerator, because these are such large slices of breast fillet, they are already washed, dried, carefully cut, very convenient, you know, just like that, once, twice and it's ready, i just spend a minimum of time on cooking, look, i need to add a little salt, a little pepper, and most importantly, you know, these medallions always turn out juicy, tender, tasty, and most importantly , the loop is a pure product, without harmful additives. now i, as they say, a little oil, salt and pepper, let's dance, sent the medallions to the frying pan, fry them until golden brown, add morels to the pan with onions and garlic. morels, like any mushrooms, are like a sponge, they

he's not voting himself, but oliver feels empowered just by canvasing. well, on this day, he was getting his feet wet. his mentors having to reel him in before finishing off his list. well, i wanted to finish off this floor so that we wouldn't we wouldn't have to come back. and then because i kind of enjoyed it, i enjoyed the human interaction, being able to talk with others. oliver's then once shy and quiet demeanor transformed, fueled by hopes of boosting voter turnout because the voting data reveals that hispanic voters played a crucial role in battleground states, it could lead to more attention on the economic challenges, housing affordability and education issues impacting the latino community. muchas gracias >ryan>and as we celebrate hispanic heritage month, we are excited to bring you our one hour special una familia on thursday, october 3rd at 4 p.m. right here on kpix and streaming on cbs news bay area well, in a couple of hours, the city of capitola will celebrate the grand reopening of its wharf after the historic landmark was destroyed by la

and oliver, we are continuing to watch very closely the sky line a better route this evening. and there was, as you were speaking, another direct hit on da here. so we're seeing the scenes repeating, repeating themselves, and has, has the last said anything over the last few hours? no, it hasn't been any official statement on the strikes. in the southern suburb of dia, they bought one a statement very recently, just saying that the is there any change of pitching depos containing missiles and debt to sinking ships? they say that this is a fabrication, this isn't true, but it's been very hard to get anything, any real confirmation from his law. they often do stay quite tight lipped, at least for the 1st 24 hours of to a series of events like this. but as i say that this is relatively a precedent, it hasn't been as the strikes like this. i'm down here since 2006 since that more than i'm at the moment we are watching this play out in real time. let me know if you think if anyone was cooling this conflict earlier or contained, it's no longer that why it is feeling very, very much

the olive groves has now become a black drum for the conflict. the day goes by without explosions, fire, and destruction. and in the midst of it all on members of the lebanese civil defense, you often become targets themselves. uh least off the team has been working for the emergency service for decades. the country's economic crisis means as a lot of equipment. so he and his son risk their lives every day. in this be our equipment is inadequate, especially when it comes to helmets. when we go out of vehicles often break down and dangerous areas from that you only will not that this one is from 1999. you should have retired long ago. you have a lot of kids me miss. i will give you the suit, skin valley, keep out. the hot temperature is explained means out of here. they don't times me check, give most of the hold up is just the most of the moment. many of the dates civil. so definitely seem bad. today's elective on mine. but ali sophie on teens. what is sacred to him because he's on his he has a talk to of his daughter the interview. she was kille

let's get more with oliver quirk.alk us through some of the results that came through over the course of this weekend. it seemed like it was a very victorious weekend for some of these populist parties. it looks like we are having some technical issues with oliver for the big story over in germany. get accident story initial while. another story we are watching very closely in the region as well is in france. emmanuel macron's technical talks with senior political theaters as he prepares to name a new prime minister. he will meet with a former socialist and plans discussions with daschle enjoying me is douglas yates. good morning to you sir. let's start off talking about how long it has taken for the president to select his pm candidate. many on the left are criticizing macron, saying he's interfering too much in the democratic process. what is your take? >> if the democratic process had really been respected, you would have populist in power. marine le pen would be in the back row. like one of the people which is. th

oliver: thank you for joining us. approval of the european tech landscape.t more and competitive in a moment where you mario? he warns it is at risk of permanently falling behind. i will have it back to you. tom: it's a crucial conundrum for europe's tech sector. the growth piece on the scaling. in berlin with ed. more breaking lines coming through around the german chemicals giant. of course with that global exposure, basf year to date for stock is flat. in terms of a return of cash to shareholders, basf saying it aims to return 12 billion euros, to holders from 2025 to 2020 eight, that is via dividends and share buybacks targeting around 12 billion euros. this is a stark free to watch at the open, 8:00 a.m. u.k. time. the redheads crossing the line on your bloomberg terminal. year to date the stock is flat. we will see if this juices the upside for basf, which faces challenges around the energy input in gas and of course the supply chain conundrum. looking to return more cash to shareholders. tech stocks and more. china still with us, drive asian shares hi

or not, and as many of you may know that olive harvesting over here is a main livelihood way. for many uh for many agricultural communities over here in palestine we are talking about losses that that are estimated to be in millions of dollars over here as for the second year in a row, palestinians are not being able to pick up or to harvest their olives due to systematic settler's attack and iof banning them from going in and out of their of their field, so the situation over here in the west bank remains very tense as the atrocities and the hostile actions by the by the settlers are increasing in towards the... opinions in in these areas. all right, thank you. stay with us, viewers, you look in the right side of your screen, these images coming out of dahya, beirot, as more and more smoke plums we see filling the air significant of more attacks on that area. again, if you're just joining us, you're looking at these live images coming from the capital city of lebanon as the israeli regime. continues its aggression in beirot, and at the same time that we're looking at these images, we

they recovered the olives. and it is a big problem in spain. you do once you have the olive? >> and a lot of martinis. major heat, high fire danger. think back to labor day weekend where it is extraordinarily hot. it's hot. the rest of the week is looking toasty. the heat will continue through the end of the workweek. there is a ripple off the coast, close enough and enough to reestablish, reinforce the influence. then 90s and low 100s further inland. a look at the air quality forecast because that is another forecast for this when you have that heat dome. it will trap the urban pollution near the ground level and another spare the air alert for tomorrow, for the east bay, the santa clara valley and then slow improvement as we would head towards the weekend. even the good air quality reading showing back up for the first half of the weekend. back into the green across the board by the second half of the weekend on sunday. now looking downtown, not seeing a lot of haze, but just a pretty view of downtown san francisco. a warm view downtown san f

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i'm welcome back to the neil oliver show.w by my friend, canadian journalist and host of creedon's, right . david host of creedon's, right. david creedon, good to see you, david. >> it's so nice to be back. neil >> it's so nice to be back. neil >> david, i feel sometime in the not too distant future, you in canada and me and britain will soon only be able to communicate with one another by banging out morse code on the pipes of our prison cells with our tin cups. what say you? >> i've never seen freedom die so quickly as it has in the uk in the last month of this horrid administration . but canada, of administration. but canada, of course, is going in the same way. we have the online news act coming to us again in the fall for a second reading. but believe it or not, neil, the rcmp in this country is the blessed royal canadian mounted police are doing it already. they're not waiting for this law to be passed to go around arresting people for supposedly putting horrible things on the internet, on social media. there was a woma

then we pour olive oil over the roll in exactly the same way, well, now our strudel goes into the oven 50 minutes at 170°. strudel recipe, cut the beef along the grain, then beat it, sprinkle with salt, pepper and spices, spread a thin layer of bacon and sautéed onions over the entire surface, then also... put croutons, but only to the middle, roll the roll bending the edges, tie the strudel with twine and send the form to baking paper, which we pre-grease with oil, pour dry red wine and olive oil over the roll, put it in the oven for 50 minutes at a temperature of 170°. this is what a fragrant miracle we got, this is rodivillovsky strudel. it was not in vain that i sprinkled a lot of pepper and various spices, because this only makes the meat better. well, the appearance is excellent, let's try what we got. by the way, the meat feels quite dense, i thought due to the fact that it was baked for a long time, it would be very soft and would actually fall apart. this is a completely different story. i think that baking is one of the best ways to cook meat. on the outside, our strudel an a

>> chase oliver, libertarian candidate. >> we have him on the washington journal here on c-span. will you watch tonight? >> i will be listening while i drive and uber. the things i want to hear from those candidates, like you guys, you put chase oliver on, i would like to hear the candidates address the issue of why chase oliver and jill stein are not on the debate stage. i would love to hear their thoughts. i would like to hear them and this is important i think because they do not hear the other opinions i would love to hear them come up with alternative ideas to taxing the rich or terrifying the foreigners -- terrorists -- tariff the foreigners. the two-party system, free health care, and to not use the wealth of the wealthy or foreigners to try to accomplish those goals. >> we also had jill stein on the washington journal the same day. check it out on c-span.org. beverly, woodstock, virginia, democrat. what do you want to hear from the vice president tonight? >> i would like to hear her speak respectively to former trump's supporters or those on edge. i live in a very rural r

oliver: it's a bigger and more unified unit. have a lot of resistance, particularly in the political climate rather you see it in france or germany. even by the socialist government in germany. what he's calling for is more euro base. he says the u.s. and china are able to coordinate their trade and fiscal policies in a way that europe is unable to do, he talks about the need for collective spending on defense, procurement, capital markets and use interesting examples. you see the reaction from the german finance minister saying joint debt is off the table. immediately having this conversation does a disservice to the point that mario draghi is trying to make. the question of joint debt is a tool to try to achieve these things. he talks about the defense and in europe you have 12 different tanks that are manufactured. in the united states you have one. these are the sorts of things he wants to bring into unison. he wants to see more mergers, he wants to see more access between european markets, whether it's financial or within t

the olive groves has now become a black child, so the conflict lea a day, goes by without explosions, fire, and destruction. and in the midst of it all on members of the lebanese civil defense too often become targets themselves. olives off the team has been working for the emergency service. for decades. the country's economic crisis means there's a lack of equipment. so he and his son risk their lives every day. in this be our equipment is inadequate, especially when it comes to helmets. and when we go out of vehicles often break down and dangerous areas that you only want, not that this one is for the 1999. it should have retired long ago for you. no problem have me submit that. would you be interested in the suit, skin valley, keep out. the hot temperature is the explains that out of here. um they don't have any check. give moss most of the many of the dates of oh so definitely seen better days in a few more months. but ali saw feet on scenes work is sacred to him because he's on his um, he has a top 2 of his daughter. the been to be, she was killed during the conflict between hus

as soon as they think a lot of this year old olives died, the one that we had so many lennon trees olive trees and the show got history as an elementary. se cannot offer no there are a few people still living in the villages near the border. the olive groves has now become a black strong, so the conflict, the day goes by without explosions, fire, and destruction. and in the midst of it all, on members of the lebanese civil defense, you often become targets themselves. at least off the team has been working for the emergency service. for decades. the country's economic crisis means there's a lack of equipment. so he and his son risk their lives every day in this be our equipment is inadequate, especially when it comes to helmets. and when we go out of vehicles often break down and dangerous areas from the to own or not. the end of this one is from 1999. you should have retired long ago for you in front of me because miss i will give you the suit, skin valley, keep out. the hot temperature is explains that they don't have a tech give moss most of the many of the dates civil. so definitely

oliver, thank you for coming by. >> my pleasure. >> oh, don't even. >> guy's -- you got to talk about it now. >> what? >> holiday. >> no, you don't. >> when it comes to retail. >> let's get into october. i guess you do. the one you want to watch, i think, is thursday, costco, tradie ing 50 times next year. very expensive on valuation, but it's been expensive forever. every time they miss, the stock goes lower. a week later, the stock is making highs. i'm fascinated to see what the price action is and how long it takes to make another high. >> mildly optimistic. i'm always long -- >> on holiday. >> on holiday. there is some spend, i think, cooling because of the election, i think a lot of people distracted, that will be over, hopefully. and also i think inventories are probably in decent shape. >> i think costco, to guy's point. i'm out of walmart, and i'm thinking about buying costco, but every time i look at it, it looks too expensive. but the renewal rate is always above 90%. so, as oliver said, this is a subscription-based model

you're watching the neil oliver show on gb news . welcome back to the neil oliver show.ent is going to take place in bath in the south west of england. at the end of the month. i'm going, it's an event that's of a, it's of a certain type, really four years in to so much going on rather than always just reiterating the problems and lamenting what's happened. there are more and more movements trying to look at the future, trying to look at the future, trying to look at the future, trying to come up with constructive solutions and alternatives. it's about regenerative culture, which is a movement based on ethics and principles that can create conditions for more life to exist, not less. more. and also finding ways for life to live in harmony with all other life. so with all of that in mind, i'm joined now by investigative journalist, author and activist derek burrows. are you there, derek burrows. are you there, derek ? derek? >> i'm here. thank you for having me, neal. >> no, it's always a it's always a pleasure to see you there. as i say, it's about solutions, isn't it? w

but oliver feels empowered just by canvassing. while on this day, he was getting his feet wet, his mentors having to reel him in before finishing off his list. >> well, i wanted to finish off the score. so we went -- we wouldn't have to come back and then -- enjoy the human interaction being able to talk with others. >> reporter: oliver's once shy and quiet demeanor transformed fueled by hopes of boosting voter turnout because voting data reveals that hispanic voters played a crucial role in battleground states, it could lead to more attention on the economic challenges, housing affordability, and education issues impacting the latino community. recently we also learned that the silicon valley community foundation have recently decided to get involved as well and also fund their drives. so they're expanding with this collaborated effort. >> great to see young people getting engaged even before they can vote. >> yeah. i mean, he does it and maybe his friends will see that and get inspired by that. just gets them excited at an earli