so we sell--the majority of our olives go to bell-carter. um, they've been great for the industry, and they produce a great, great product. >> california's weather is perfect for olives, and some of these trees can grow for several hundred years. but you may be surprised to know that harvesting in california is largely done by hand. flash back more than 100 years to 1912. back then, olives were harvested the very same way, by hand. that's when two brothers, arthur and henry bell, decided to buy a small olive grove near fresno. they even carried on harvesting and selling olives through the great depression. no one realized it back then, but the brothers were planting the seeds for a multi-million-dollar business lasting at least 4 generations. >> just to give you an example, bell-carter's first canning operation was in berkeley, california in 1930. the company had 12 employees, and i think their annual--annually they canned about 7,000 cases of olives. come up to today's standards. we have over 500 employees canning well over 9 million cases a

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>> >> you talked about using a lot of australian trees, the olive, the mediterranean, the -- we have other mediterranean trees that we like? >> we to. i'm still trying to get the city to send me to itly to do more research. thank you. so far that hasn't resulted in anything but there are some italian tree that is we can plant, italian buck horn, and in some cases with the right conditions italian cypress can be planted. there are a variety of mediterranean trees. >> look at this. yeah. this is done. brand new. >> this is the same vandal that did the other one. >> here's a tree that hasn't been pruned to death, that has had other problems that led to its demise. >> that's right. this is a tree that again, if we can lurble i, if you look around, sometimes you can learn a lot of information about a tree. you can see, at the base of this tree, probably, that when it was young, i'm sure, somebody backed into it, when they were trying to get ow of their parking place and caused pretty serious trunk wound down here. so this side of the tree, we've seen a lett of wounding, there's a lot of d

you mix the olives with the rain and you have a pretty slippery situation. >> reporter: the passenger side door of the ambulance was left hanging. the driver of the ambulance was injured. county work crews were able to get all those olives off the roadway. >>> oakland firefighters had their hands full this morning not fighting flames but with lots and lots of water. the impact dislodged the hydrant sending water 20 feet into the air. firefighters had to walk through waste water. they were able to shut off the valve. >>> the governor will keep calming for tax extensions. brown and his crew have spent the weekend highlighting their proposals. republican lawmakers say unexpected tax collections make the extensions unnecessary. incoming revenues are up by an estimated $2.5 billion. officially the state still faces a $15.4 billion shortfall. >>> there is information tonight that governor brown is planning to crack down on state employees who bank hours and hours of vacation time and then cash those hours in when they retire. according to an analysis by the l.a. times about 300 state worker

at the time, massachusetts chief justice, peter oliver describe the horrors produced by the colonialtea party movement in his memoirs. atari and feathery and riot raid on control, liberty of the press was restrained at the very men who had been alluding for liberty. those printers who are inclined to support government were threatened, their presence destroyed in all this uproar arose from the selfish designs of the merchant, mark patriot to disguise to their private use by now the net for liberty, but who were willing to sacrifice everything for money. .. was the last royal governor of massachusetts, thomas hutchinson, whose forebears arrived in america in 1634 and include in the great religious leader and hutchinson. he adored this country. it belonged to him as much as it did to sam adams. more so, he had served this country and its government. sam adams had never done that. before hutchison died, he wrote these words. i am sometimes tempted to forget the ayman american and to turn my views from my native, turn my views towards life in england. but my passion for my native country

at the time massachusetts chief justice peter oliver describe the horrors produced by the colonial tea party movement in his memoirs. the tarring and feathering and riots reigned uncontrolled. the liberty of the press was her stained -- restrained by the very men who had been to lilling for liberty. those printers who are inclined to support government were threatened, their presses destroyed and all this uproar arose from the selfish designs of the merchants, mocked patriots who disguise their private views biden mouthing it for liberty. but who were willing to sacrifice everything for money. the turmoil of the colonial tea party movement strips tens of tauzin's of americans of their dignity, their homes, their properties and their birthrights in the name of liberty and independence. nearly 100,000 americans left the land of their forefathers forever in what was history's largest exit of american from america, and untold thousands who refuse to leave their native lands westward into the dangerous wilderness to start life anew under new identities. among those forced to flee to england

the noodles come out. a little bit of water, olive oil. you want to cook your pasta in your sauce for a little while because the noodle is going to absorb that sauce and you'll have much better flavor and texture. some beautiful grated cheese. we have ourselves an awesome treat for lunch. where did my fork go? that is awesome. there are a lot of people who love food, don't get to do this job. in some ways, it's the best job in the world and some ways it's the worst job in the world. sometimes i don't wish this upon anybody. people ask, will your son become a chef? yikes. what often gets missed is this one part, right here. got a lot of great fat. it is also part of the fish that's not used a lot when it's swimming. so, it's tender. normally when you cut a fish, one of the first things you do is cut off the filet right here. we're going to put this away for right now. so, what we're going to do is, we're going to cut this piece off. you can do this -- the easiest way is just with some kitchen shears. we made a really simple rub. we're just g

the fliers were posted near the oliver area, not far from the hospital where the 26-year- old's car was found just a few blocks from the hospital. now, she had left the teaching job at the hospital on friday especially -- friday evening at about 7:00, a little ahead of schedule and has not been seen since. she, less than an hour ago, her brother and other family members gathered here in this neighborhood and talked with news crews here on the same street where the car was found about their sister. >> for her, this is very unusual. she's very responsible. much more responsible than me. she always calls me to remind me that it's my dad's birthday and i should call and let him know. she always calls me. it's mother's day and i should call my grandma. >> reporter: manipulate at this time do not -- police at this time do not expect foul play. anyone with information is asked to call the hay ward police and tell them what they know, they are very eager to get information to get at the bottom of this. >> nobody knows why she might have left either? >> there was some talk she was going to make

not the case anymore. why? defense oliver the place. defense oliver the place. >> 11 sports and pete gilbert. >> in chicago this afternoon, baltimore parks a rising star facing a baltimore rising star. at least he went to high school in baltimore. the orioles going for the series when. in the bottom of the second, admittedly not at his best today. still good enough to get the job done here. in the same inning, this groundball -- a shot to short. >> a great pick from lee. top of the 5. reynolds. crushed. 3rd homer of the season. orioles take a 2-0 lead. bases loaded. markakis. a sigh of relief. scores 3. orioles take a 5-0 lead. poor brent. tough day. sizzler to third. great pick. one of nice picks today at 3rd. a called strike 3. apologize.t the orioles win the three strayed, timely hitting, and well can they run it this year. >> then did something for us offensively. you would like to tack it on a little bit because you know they will make a run on you. a nice play in the hole. >> we made some great plays. mark make some great plays and

i know who you are and i know where you have been and we know religions, the olive branch be real to seal the deal, the reckoning be upon us to all to heal. protect the upcoming student worker general strike, the promised land path be a worth hike and so this is what i'm here to share with the likes of you. i have also provided to a lot of your officers including some here tonight some information specific to the garrido case. i support and i write about and respect law enforcement. we know that there is a segment that's been a little bit more than questionable and the case of the garrido case could never have gone on for 18 years let alone 18 days without some law enforcement come policity. i ask you to investigate this because there are tie-ins to san francisco and i believe we are here to do what's best for all. and i thank you for blessing me with your time. good luck. >> next speaker. >> good luck. that's a statement. i also welcome you, chief, to the city. i have been a resident for 41 years. i'm glad that we have someone who is yung enough to last 10 more years instead of an im

. >> the wind for change down in annapolis, we were at the olive bet jewish school. i want to thank miss heather for setting the visit up. we had 30 kids involved and we are calculating the totals. but what a fantastic little program and really what good time. so we will passe long more information as soon as we can tally the results. but, it was a good time and there's more to g i appreciate the support they have given for the cool kids campaign. good morning to them and to all of you. we wake up this morning with temperatures near by edgewater 56 degrees. 58 across the bay at easton, rock hall and sparrows point. one of the cooler spots best to the -- back to the west, westminster. and 49 in frederick. not much going on right now. that's about the about to change as we have a little rain showing up. maryland's most powerful doppler radar highlighting that and looks as if we may have a little wet weather in the next couple hours. mostly cloudy skies. showers roll in and it will be with us on and off throughout the day. a warmer high of 72. more on the forecast coming

we make all of our sauces' fresh all the time including using our own olive oil. d crumbs here and delays of tilapia them up the bread crumbs and the parmesan already at? . >> no we make that out selves as well. we will take this and a few things need to do is to brush the tilapia with garlic olive oil. in a 350 degree oven. the magic of it. you want to cook the fish are hundred 45 degrees. key to that of oil . >> to use extra virgin ? . >> yes we use extra virgin. a flavor issue and that is the first practice with the olives. lot more flavor in there. we will get our oil hot here. among high-tech hot and will bring it down to medium. we will weirdo spinach and springtime did not want to bring anything else with flowers but you want water spanish for sure. of oil starts to go there spinach going in here. that is all good for the art in moderation so we will addieville but of salt. demavend we will have to leave it out and change the recipe. . >> you put some garlic in their? . >> not yet. with plenty of garlic to come. some of the new menu items out or parmesan and

defense oliver the place. >> 11 sports and pete gilbert. >> in chicago this afternoon, baltimore parks a rising star facing a baltimore rising star. at least he went to high school in baltimore. the orioles going for the series when. in the bottom of the second, admittedly not at his best today. still good enough to get the job done here. in the same inning, this groundball -- a shot to short. >> a great pick from lee. top of the 5. reynolds. crushed. 3rd homer of the season. orioles take a 2-0 lead. bases loaded. markakis. a sigh of relief.

he is more comfortable at the olive garden. lways tended to lean over to the winter ends say -- the president and jo bonner that were not invited to the royal wedding. when weidenfeld al, he said to the president, "hugh, may -- waiting crasher to." -- wedding crasher 2. the vice president loves trains. it must be hard to tell them the new budget cut money for high- speed rail. take off your engineer's cap. in some bad news about the juju -- choo-choo. ase broke the news, one of the straps on his overalls sadly jurors from his shoulders. on the subject of budgets, i would be remiss not to mention paul ryan. the mets -- he released a plan that would make deep cuts to social and health care programs because he believed the american people have said about a clear, "stop using my tax dollars to take care of me." i noticed that his approach to the budget made many praise paul ryan as a serious adult. nothing is more degrees -- depressing about politics. but dole is only a complement to my child. i am is a proud of you. you acted like

they go to the tenth. oliver the pitch. matsui club the a's first walk off home they are season. first of the newly named over stocked.com coliseu coliseum. 5-4 the final. >> what is that like after that. doesn't semi-like he shows emotion. >> he does. he gets excited more than you see but he gets real excited. he's such a great teammate the. it was a great thing. >>reporter: in washington the couple just married and they love the torture. are they talking about baseball or -- well any way. torture for giant hitters. tom threw 8 scoreless. look at the replay in the fifth. that was a catch. got the glove out of that bull. struggling at the plate. on defense, surrounded from wilson. hit at first later ruled an error. all the way. proved to be costly because ramos driven in by moore and giants with only 3 hits tonight and get shut out yet again 2 nothing. third shut out in the last 6 games. nba giving the city of sacramento one year reprieve. kings staying for now. they were set to move to anaheim but sacramento mayor johnson coaxed businesses to pledge millions of dollars to keep t

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he's more comfortable at the olive garden, he talks a little too loud, mispronounces the sauces and you'reays tempted to lean over to the later and say, i'm sorry about him, he's from scranton. mr. president, if joe biden were not invited to the royal wedding, and when biden found out immediately said to the president, you, me, wedding crashers, too. >> all right. seth myers, you can see he's getting to the end, talking about the royal wedding which just took place yesterday. back in a moment. did you see donald trump's reaction? we're coming back with our panel. you're not going to miss anything. we're back in a moment, guys, you ready? that was your 5th year of high school. it was 1995. ha! 10 bucks says it's '93. yeah, well that's 10 bucks you're gonna have to put in my pocket. whatever. "whoomp! there it is" was '93. it was clearly nineteen ninety... kenny, the restaurant's on fire. i'll call you back. wait, wait... [ male announcer ] only at&t's network lets your iphone talk and surf at the same time. [ bell dings ] you're not going to miss when you're responsible for this much of the

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he is more comfortable at the olive garden. s a little too loud and mispronounces and you are always tempted to lean over and say i'm sorry about him, he is from scranton. when the vice president found out they were not invited to the royal wed, he leaned over to the president and said you, me, wedding crashers two. i will book us two amtrak tickets to london. >> i assume it was hard to tell joe biden the new budget cut from rail. joe, come on in. take off your engineers cap. i have some bad news about the choo-choos. as he broke the news one of the straps on joe's overalls sadly dropped off his shoulder. i would be remiss not to mention paul ryan. he introduced a budget plan that would overhaul medicare and make deep cuts to other medicare and social care programs because he believes the american people have said loud and clear stop using my tax dollars to take care of me. i notice that his approach to the budget led many to praise paul ryan as a serious adult. nothing is more depressing about politics than the fact that adult

he's more comfortable at the olive garden, he talks a little too loud, mispronounces the sauces and you'reays tempted to lean over to the waiter and say, i'm sorry about him, he's from scranton. mr. president, if joe biden were not invited to the royal wedding, and when biden found out immediately said to the president, you, me, wedding crashers two. >> all right. seth myers, you can see he's getting to the end, talking about the royal wedding which just took place yesterday. back in a moment. did you see donald trump's reaction? we're going to talk about that with our panel coming up. you're not going to miss anything. we're back in a moment, guys, you ready? ♪ everything you need to stretch out on long trips. residence inn. ♪ everything you need to stay balanced on long trips. residence inn. it's got a calculator. thanks, dad. this is the neighborhood. you get elm street and you get main street. thank you. and that's just the first quarter. so you want a slide in your office ? or monkey bars, either one. more small businesses choose verizon wireless than any other wireless carrier. where

. >> jimmy: when do you bring in -- like, the oliver? > jimmy: yeah, yeah. you have to adopt a little black child and then jump the shark. >> but we did -- actually, our show actually takes place on the back of a shark, so we can't really -- >> jimmy: you can't ever -- >> we never jump the shark. >> jimmy: you're with the shark. >> we've been on the shark from the beginning. but we did start -- we started using -- because we can't afford to pay for music anymore, because whenever you play a real song on a show, you know, you have to pay for it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> which is why i can't figure out about "glee." that show must cost like $50 million. >> jimmy: yeah. >> 'cause i know that on "30 rock" a couple years ago -- >> jimmy: we can't play any beatles or anything, right? >> right. costs to much. >> jimmy: you can go like -- ♪ when a -- and that's it. [ laughter ] that's all we can do. >> i'll tell you what i -- ♪ when a -- >> ♪ when a -- >> jimmy: that's it. that's $50,000 for -- that's "let it be." >> yeah, i go, like -- ♪ night cheese

changing the name from the town from cow pen to olive branch might have helped with the growth. >> i k it's probably helped tremendously, yeah. snul olive branch, just outside memphis had certainly blossomed. 3500 people in 1990 to a small city of nearly 34,000 today. this 838% population boom bloomberg business week recently gave it that ranking, america's fastest growing city. >> it's almost like a field of dreams. you build it and they'll come. that's almost reality here. >> reporter: it's reality all across the south. over the last ten years most of the fastest-growing major cities were southern cities. that's not a coincidence according to edward glacier. >> the variable that best predicts metropolitan growth over the century is january temperature. that's a very good predictor of which american cities are growing more or less quickly. america in 1900 was built around a great transportation network of the great lakes and the railroads. as it became cheaper to move goods over space people got to move to the places that they wanted to move to. >> reporter: randy and shannon taylor

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award work program contracts and i wanted to make that point clear to him as he asked me the question. >> oliver coalville. >> thank you, mr. speaker. may i echo the attribute that my right honorable friend made to nicompel mead, the young royal marine who is serving with three commander brigade which is in my constituency. given the recent inflation figures and the loose monetary conditions which contributed to the cause of the credit crunch, will my right honorable friend lead a investigate reviewing the target -- >> prime minister? >> the point i'd make to my honorable friend is this. i think one of the fundamental causes of the problems in the credit crunch was the poor regulation of our banking system, the poor regulation of credit and we've actually taken steps to put that right by putting the bank of england back at the pinnacle of that system after the failure of the system put in place by the party opposite. in terms of inflation i strongly support monetary policy being independent established by the bank of england. i don't want to go back to the bad old days of the treasury setting in

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the fall. i think oliver north in the reagan administration. is there something about politics vs. business? you want the president to send a signal, but the body politic is the worst example where people at the top or always accountable. >> probably the most vivid illustration where you see it raw power tromping of the legal obligation to tell the truth. it is so serious because the president of the united states and the vice-president, these are the two highest law enforcement officers in the country. what message is sent to everyone involved in the legal system when the president of the united states, after saying i will not tolerate this, when confronted with that in his own administration, looks the other way, does not make them go to jail? it is basically condoning this kind of behavior. there has been a long and storied tradition of in the white house lying to cover up the mistakes of the higher ups. of all places, this is where it has got to stop. the power of the white house is such that when they say -- and they are extending that message, it takes a strong, honest person to stand

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the chairman -- the chairman of the council of economic advisors. m: we have a pretty big family, and olive garden's one of the few places we can take them where everyone's happy. try our new four cheese pastachettis. with grilled chicken breasts in a garlic cream sauce. or with grilled sausage. starting at just $9.95. only at olive garden. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody. before we go, i just want to tell everybody we're going to put all the interview i did with austan goolsbee up on the web at colbertnation.com. i'm not sure if we have that technology. i think we do. it won't be tonight, tomorrow sometime, hopefully early. it's been 16 minutes long. it was quite enjoyable. i'm not sure if you'll learn anything. i did. did you enjoy it? [cheers and applause]

now if the breezy conditions, allergies have been an issue again. oak and olive running high. the grass pollen has dropped off a little this week. hopefully that trend continues. it's been just a terrible allergy season around the bay area. you can see some showers to the north up around lake county and a few clouds building up here across hilltops and napa county. maybe a stray shower or two for the next hour or two. other than that as the sun sets we'll see the atmosphere start to stabilize. in the sierra, we'll continue to see showers and thundershowers here and there as we wrap up the weekend. back to the bay area, you can see low clouds reappearing on the coast. probably some drizzle with some of those patchy low clouds for tomorrow morning and some of the hilltop locations out around the north bay might see an isolated shower mainly off to the north of sonoma county. temperatures for the first half of the weekend running mild and then temperatures trying to climb on up for the second half. breezy early if not somewhat windy in a few spots. patches of low clouds. afternoon

he is more comfortable at the olive garden. to the winter ends say -- the president and jo bonner that were not invited to the royal wedding. when weidenfeld al, he said to the president, "hugh, may -- waiting crasher to." -- wedding crasher 2. the vice president loves trains. it must be hard to tell them the new budget cut money for high- speed rail. take off your engineer's cap. in some bad news about the juju -- choo-choo. as he broke the news, one of the straps on his overalls sadly jurors from his shoulders. on the subject of budgets, i would be remiss not to mention paul ryan. the mets -- he released a plan that would make deep cuts to social and health care programs because he believed the american people have said about a clear, "stop using my tax dollars to take care of me." i noticed that his approach to the budget made many praise paul ryan as a serious adult. nothing is more degrees -- depressing about politics. but dole is only a complement to my child. i am is a proud of you. you acted like an adult tonight. even c

until 1967 there were barbed wire and check points and on beyond that the mount of olives. as you know, wendy you can freely travel, you can walk it if you wanted to. if it were divided you would have check points. >> tourism would be off limits. >> tourists would be able to go but not jews. >> how can christians support israel right now? >> praying is first and foremost, congress is very supportive of israel right now, so writing a congressman is another effective thing that can be done. >> here to talk ability the future of religious freedom is paul marshal, joining us from our bureau in washington, d.c. paul, great to have you back on the program. president obama said america will work to see that all faiths are respected. he specifically mentioned the right of christians to worship. was it good enough? >> no it isn't. it is good, the president mentioned it and others. it is good he used the phrase when it listed human rights when it spoke about religion out freedom. when he talked about the right to worship freely, that is one part of christianity. that is one part of a

a massive passions are being held in the black sea resort and of course here right in the capital inspector oliver has more on the celebrations. here in russia everybody very excited about the twenty fourteen games that will be held in sochi now we have seen events all around across russia celebrating not just. one thousand day milestone the the clock is now being ten don't insult she counting down to the opening ceremony that will take place in a few years time well it's also other events going on here in moscow large group of people on roller blades and roller skates taking part in a i one thousand meter fun race fund space i guess if you will around one of moskos biggest faux flying the flag for sochi twenty fourteen i moved out to that they've been braving which is a terrible weather right here in the russian capital right now the highlights will be there to musical spectacular as that will take place when he removes go the other day in sochi where the games will happen themselves now of course winter sports incredibly popular here in russia and russia has a great track record when it comes to

this is probably the biggest olive branch coming from the right wing when it comes to the war on terrore told if we didn't vote for them again we would be hit and they were the only ones who could secure the country, so it is a great moment for america and it is an opportunity for us to puts a side the bicker, but also understand where we came from to get here. this president has shown a tremendous amount of leadership. >> well, it is reminiscent of the unification of the post 9/11 days, and we will see how long it last, because it won't last for long. we will see you tonight at 10:00 and a whole bunch more coming up for us, ed. appreciate it. stay with us right here on msnbc. we are back right after this. [ robin ] my name is robin. and i was a pack-a-day smoker for 25 years. i do remember sitting down with my boys, and i'm like, "oh, promise mommy you'll never ever pick up a cigarette." i had to quit. ♪ my doctor gave me a prescription for chantix, a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] chantix is a non-nicotine pill proven to hel

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he beat the same gentleman, oliver millard. they are really great friends. there's a picture of them shaking hands. >> reporter: he recalls his granfather as he ultimate sportsman. he still thinks of the time he turned down an invitation to watch his grandfather bowl. he said there's more to sports than just participating in it. it's watching people do their best. >> he has incredible stories about his grandfather who is really one of the founders of this race. and who helped build a san francisco tradition. >> reporter: the cross-city race became bay to breakers in 1964. it evolved into a colorful 100-year tradition that draws more than 50,000 people. burnett, who along with his family, will run this year's race for the first time, says his grandfather would have approved. >> the whole thing was developed for the -- to lift the spirits of the city and bring tourism in and such. i think they accomplished that. so i'm sure he'd be just as happy to know that, you know, the race is what it is today. >> reporter: joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead

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he is more comfortable at the olive garden. d and mispronounces the sauces. and you are inclined to lean over to the waiter and say, "i am sorry. he is from scranton." [laughter] if he were not invited to the royal wedding, he merely said to the present -- you, me, "wedding crashers ii." [laughter] i have two amtrak tickets to london. [laughter] [applause] the vice president loves trains. i assume it must have been hard for the president to tell biden that the new budget had $1.5 billion for high-speed rail. joe, come on in. take off your engineer's cap. [laughter] i have some bad news about the choo-choos. [laughter] as he broke the news, one of the straps on joe's overalls sallied troop off his shoulder. [laughter] -- on joe's overalls sadly drooped off his shoulder. [laughter] he believes the people have said loud and clear, stop using my tax dollars to take care of me. [laughter] i noticed in his approach to the public led many to praise paul ryan as a serious adult. nothing is more depressing in politics of that "unbilled"