i don't know that they have it there. >> stephen: they get sworn in and go to the olive guard ton testheir -- garden to test their resolve to stay. alexandra pelosi, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> stephen: it debuts [cheers and applause] >> stephen: oh, hello. [cheers and applause] before we sign off, ladies and gentlemen, i'd like to end the show on an upbeat note: debt. recent -- death. recently the inventor of teleprompter passed away at 91. his device revolutionized the news business before. teleprompters came along newsmen needed to know what wear talking about. i rerye heavily on a teleprompter and not just at work. how else i could remember my wife's name. i just called her lady me. you'll be sorely missed. don't stop reading this, newsman it's me hubert, i programmed this to be displayed on my death. investigate my arch people nemes finnous cue card. i destroyed his career and wiped out his invention. avenge me, avenge me eeeee.

i don't know that they have it there. >> stephen: they get sworn in and go to the olive guard ton testir -- garden to test their resolve to stay. alexandra pelosi, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> stephen: it debuts [cheers and applause] >> stephen: oh, hello. [cheers and applause] before we sign off, ladies and

>> >> 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

loaded with flavor, put them on the grill, add the olive oil and enjoy. ciao, everybody. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, a nationwide takedown. bay area homes raided by the fbi. who investigators have been following for months. that and much more tonight at 5:00. >>> and these are not exactly the kind of wedding photos that most brides dream of. police in jackson county, michigan, arrested tammy hinton on saturday right after she said her i dos. the 53-year-old bride was wanted on a three-year-old felony warrant for identity theft. when officers learned that she was in the area, they decided to take her into custody. they didn't care that she was a bride that day. hint ton only spent about a half hour in jail. her new husband had to bail her out and then they went to the reception. words you don't expect on your wedding day, bail me out. >> true love. if he is sticking with her after that good luck to them. >> i know. great mugshot, though. >>> that's it for us on cbs 5 news at noon. have a great day. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com ,,

the shooting rampage people visiting there were morial at the tragedy the closest point to a toy the olive itself remains close because the best occasion to use. ati notat is closer to ram as foreign minister about the country's nuclear program and the possible ways out of deadlock. the worst the suspicious of iran's nuclear program what is iran doing to convince the west that you nuclear program is intended to serve peaceful purposes. the only international body that has the authority to evaluate our activities. a new state is allowed to accuse iran regarding its nuclear program i'd say i.e. a bank to raise or to initiate any international action against iran this is why we pay no attention to the west claims regarding our nuclear research iran is a member of the i.a.e.a. and a party to the nonproliferation treaty iran is going to respect that treaty says nuclear nonproliferation is in our interests as well i confirm that iran has made its intentions quite clear with regard to its nuclear program proving that it is peaceful this is further reaffirmed by the fight with the i.a.e.a. did not

darden is the company behind red lobster and the olive garden. shares jumped 6% on a solid outlook. fire engine and garbage truck maker oshkosh shot up almost 14%. activist investor carl icahn disclosed a 9.5% stake in the company. that helped other vehicle companies like engine maker cummins and truck maker navistar, each were up more than 3%. overseas, china's only legal gambling destination continues to rack up the wins. gambling revenues in macau, china were up 52% in june. u.s. firms with casinos there, wynn, las vegas sands and m.g.m. were up better than 3.5% each. while stocks found buyers, bonds fell to selling pressure, pushing bond yields up. this is the past 90 sessions of the interest rate on a ten year government note. it began the week below 3%. tonight it is 3.2% as bond prices have fallen. we had to new stocks come to market this week. vacation rental website home- away rallied strong above its initial $27 per share price. first connecticut bankcorp priced at $10 and is above that tonight. and that's tonight's market focus. >> susie: zynga filed for its much anticipat

among the culprits, olive garden, outback steakhouse, chipotle mexican grill and boston market. y was conducted by researchers at tufts who don't want to us have fun when we eat. >> some of those calorie counts that, do they shock you like at the olive garden, 1,000 calories for what seems like a simple additional? >> i try not to look at them especially during the summertime -- but it's not that warm here anyway. >> compared to hawaii. let's go to kristy seifkin with the forecast. >> definitely a beach day. and it's going to be beautiful throughout the afternoon. sunshine all over the bay area. temperatures in those inland spots making it to mid-90s today. similar for tomorrow. a little cooler and starting to see some of the clouds building in and then we'll gradually cool off as we make our way into the weekend. start of next week cooler, only high 80s then. gorgeous weather for the afternoon if you are heading out to the dodgers taking on the giants 74 and plenty of sunshine. go, giants. hope you will be able to take a third win. let's go to gianna and see how those roads are

. >> the boy connected with oliver. the mom says he shows affection by kissing his fore head.we'll get another check of the weekend forecast on abc2 news at 6:00 which starts right now. >>> whatever you do, keep the f off of the boats. pay attention this weekend. >> it will be a busy weekend and what the coast guard is doing to make sure you enjoy it safe him >> it will be nice to have him here in person. >> the best women's softball players are here in buoy. >>> it's a 65-year-old tradition, saving your seats for the parade in catonsville. you're looking live near sandy point state park. the traffic isn't bad, but it's backed up for most of the day. the vacationers are heading down to the ocean. just stay put and things should be smooth sailing best time to leave is after 10:00 tonight and before 7:00 tomorrow morning weather is looking fantastic. we sent wyatt on the road as well. instead of heading to oc, we sent him to the sweetest place on water. wyatt has the forecast live from hershey park. >> reporter: rosie, my friend, i'm 88 miles north of you in a beautiful, beautif

he joins us from the gates of the federal prison in marion, illinois. john oliverll us a little bit... [cheering and applause] i'm sorry. tell us a little bit about the prison world two rod blagojevich is very likely entering into. >> happy to. jon, the exciting thing for rod blagojevich isn't just that he'll be surrounded by other illinois governors, it's that all three branches of illinois governments are well represented in this prison. [laughter] prison laws can be made by their many convicted legislators. those same laws interpreted by their convicted judges. it's really about checks and balances. >> jon: i understand. how does the governor, ex-governor survive in prison? >> simply put, jon, he better get in good with the prison lobbyists. [laughter] obviously that will require tireless cigarette fund-raising and access to the best toilet wines. [laughter] >> jon: out of random curiosity, what would distinguish a good toilet wine? >> people argue about tannins and things, but most connoisseurs will tell you it's all about the urine content. yes. jon and lack t

president obama broke out the olive branches again today with the republicans. the he president took a much different tone on the debt talks than he did last week at the conference when he compared the republicans to his children. malia and sasha generally finish their homework a day ahead of time. malia is 13, sasha is 10. it is impressive. they don't wait until the night before. they're not pulling all-nighters. they're 13 and 10. you know, congress can do the same thing. if you know you have to do something, just do it. >> yeah. today the president said he hopes republicans will leave political rhetoric at the door when they come to the white house on thursday. >> it's my hope that everybody is going to leave their ultimatums at the door, we've all leave our political rhetoric at the door and do what's best for our economy and people. i want to emphasize, i said this in my press conference, this shouldn't come down to the last second. i think it's important for us to show the american people and their leaders that we can find common ground and solve our probl

the cutting board. lemon zest, chopped red onion. d more olive oil. just cut some fresh herbs into it. at leaf parsley. you take the lamb, put it right into that. you are good to go. this is an amazing recipe. guaranteed success. ah. sunday morning breakfast. it was a ritual. i would get up with my father. we would go to a place on the miracle mile and it was a little french place and we would -- it was exotic. that was exotic back then. to get the petit fours. it was like a whole ritual. i loved it. the sundays were the thing. and the food wasn't over the top, but it was really, like, a time when the family got together and it was just special. i'm going to make a compound butter or a flavored butter. start with lemon zest. chopped garlic. dill. just rough chop this. don't worry about the finesse. it's not necessary. take some softened tter. kind of pomade. just a touch of lemon juice for acidity. great, great thing to do. take your fish filet. place it on top of the board. then you just take this, place it right on top. use your fingers. don't t afraid. spread it on. oh, smells great.

the airport. he kisses with his forehead, oliver got a lot of kisses this afternoon. g when it was stolen. the air and the bad news and asked the public for help. without peanut marriott was refusing to eat. he understood not only destroy the family faced with their special needs a son but the importance of a pet to help them through it. and i am blind in the left eye and my right eye is 50% because of my diabetes, i have a small dog downstairs internee ms. lacey and she is a right by my side 247 and when i saw that here on the news. >> paying for the dog was not easy he was finally able to buy all over for the family. united airlines shipped it for free and they gave the family of $1,500 gift that includes five years of free shots to the dog, one year's supply of food in the chip to help located in case he ever went missing. the boy may not able to articulate his feelings but his actions say at all. his mother is grateful for the outpouring of generosity from strangers. >> i don't think that will ever be able to pay them back for that. >> now the governor behind bars,

. >> the president continues to put out the olive branchs and have an aim yabl tone about it. can we expect anything from this meeting that's going to take place tomorrow? will there be any compromise that will be advantageous to americans? >> i don't think so. this is getting troubles. there's an assumption out there that the republicans will come around and have to settle so we don't default. i think we have to consider the real possibility that they're willing to submarine the entire history of american dominance in the last 70 years or so in order to achieve a point. there's nowhere, if you think about it, they have made cutting taxes their sole issue. there's no idea of any other kind of building the country, i was in china last week, and you marvel at the roads they build, at the way that government sees the future. the republicans have painted themselves into a corner. and they have nowhere to go but to say more and more tax cuts, even if it means the country goes into much deeper trouble than it's in now. that will happen if we don't pay our debts. >> it's very clear t

among the culprits, olive garden, out back steakhouse, and boston market. conducted by researchers at tufts university. >>> national football league owners are set to meet tomorrow in atlanta and there is a chance they could vote on a deal aimed at ending the player lockout. >> sources told the "associated press" that the players executive committee has reviewed parts of the proposal but has not yet voted on it. player representatives from all 32 nfl teams will gather today in washington, d.c. >>> one of pro basketball's most popular players is locking himself out for good. >> ming the 7'6" center from china made it official. >> ming is retiring from the game. he had been with the houston rockets since 2002. he is only 30 but has been hit hard by injuries the past several years. >> nice to retire by 30. >> that would be nice. >>> 4:56. several u-hauls were torched in mountain view. now arson investigators are on scene. we'll have a live report on the scene. >> plus a media mogul hit with a pie in the face. the drama continues today. how britain's prime mini

which means sometimes things like swallowing your pride, like i'm going to be the one to extend the oliveat you say, the first thing, you've got to be the bigger person and extend the olive branch. but it can be really hard to do that, especially if there was some argument or incident that set you guys off in different directions. >> and i'm not actually even saying -- even if you were completely in your mind in the right and they were completely in the wrong, it's not about fair, it's not about right and wrong. it's about deciding that in order to make it work, you might have to take the first step. because it's in your head, but it's not in their head. >> swallow that pride. and you say next is to stop keeping count. what do you mean by that? >> i mean that we do tend to be like, well, last time i'm the one who had you over, i made the party, or i paid for x, i called you. if you keep count like that, honestly, at some point it may just disintegrate. because you have to remember, you can't change the other person. only they can change them. so if it matters to you, stop counting, and ju

but some belieee it could be nancy pelosi, the former house speaker, who offers the olive branch.our c insider and political commentator armstrong williams joins us on the phone his morning, for this weeks washington wrap. --why would pelosi want to put herself into this mix?--what would it prove if she is able to neggtiate a deal? --wiil we see others taking a stand as we near electionss coming up... a olitical analyst is out of &pthe job... for calling the president a four - letter word... live on television. &pwe'll tell you what word it was. ((joel liie tease)) you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((break 4)) pbout government contracts. -coastal highway in ocean city it's friday and that means it's your turn to sound off on our facebook page about aaything you want. want.let us know what's on your mind-- and your responss could air in our ""acebook feedback" segmeet. segment.just go to facebook dot com slash foxbaltimore to become fan and join he conversation. p fiber map maayland's new alcohol tax goes into effect todayy &ptoday.it's the first... alcohol

critical for the bees to get good nutrition, or they can't fight the pathogens and the last one is pesticides. >> reporter: oliver and others have started splitting their hives every year, taking half the bees out and starting a new hive. he calls it "forever young", it seems to keep the bees healthy. >> the simple act of splitting gives the bees a fresh start. and in nature that's what they do. bees reproduce frequently, they swarm every spring and they give themselves fresh starts. and that's what beekeepers are tending to do, too. >> reporter: in the field, oliver is running controlled tests of a natural anti-viral product using 72 hives, one of several remedies promoted by private industry. at his home, oliver examines bee tissue under the microscope, for pathogens to see what conditions, what foods may be associated with c.c.d. it's a continual fight, he says- - a fight that's easy to lose, given the nature of bees and pathogens. >> you have to be running all the time to stay in place. that's because the pathogens never stop evolving, the viruses evolve constantly, the fungi evolve constantly. the parasitic

the historical aspects, oliver russo is the architect. very good architect, did interior patio's. i do not think that there's a lot of disturbance to the structure that would change it historically, so i do not know that that is the ballot, nor do i agree with the concerns about the noise or the geotechnical. however, what was brought -- what was brought up is troubling. it seems like, from my reading of the analysis, it was based on 24 occupants, but there could be as many as 48. it is a 14-day time span for a guest. you could conceivably have two guests in a month, each for 14 days. so you could have 48 people staying there. the analysis was done on a smaller number. i think that might warrant further analysis for the impact speed of the other thing that cannot have been foreseen ahead of time was the america's cup and the fact that the analysis did not include that, because we did not know what was happening during the construction time. but it will have a significantly different impact, given the traffic that will exist for the america's cup. finally, i guess there were soluti

the shooting happened in 11:15 of the olive hundred block. one of the bullets 1100 block.ined a group of teenagers but so far, no our breasts, have been made. also a candlelight vigil. >> no arrests, have been made. >> medical experts say 19 year-old ken the parting shot himself kenneth harding reggie kumar has the latest. >> a makeshift altar incense, candles, people watching the violence. this is a picture of oscar grant and hurting. also sentiments' sang " justice for victim's against police violence >> the organizer of the candlelight vigil is wanting to start to deal with this issue and we're building a community ofwa and the celebrants were building a community alter the existing forcand it is difficult for them to believe that he was killed from self- inflicted gunshot wound. >> the last image i have of him is him face down on the ground that is difficult for me to live with. >> during the vigil people were getting angry and yelling trying to remember them. this man poured what looked like red wine on the pavement. and people are requesting piece and prayer. >> i ha

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it's my honor to talk about a man who answered the country's call to service. oliver goodall fought the injustice of facism abroad while combating racial segregation at home. he was one of the first african american pilots when segregation infused the armed services and much of the country. they had commendable spirit and will in serving their country with extraordinary courage and sacrifice as their every achievement was met with obstruction. in june, 1941rks the tuskegee began with the formation of the 99th fighter squadron in alabama. the first class graduated in 1942 and the program would eventually graduate 994 pilots, many of whom would go on to serve with valor in the war in europe. grood all entered in february of 1943. in october of 1944, he graduated as a multi-engine pilot and assigned to the bomber group in january of 1945, where he obtained his first pilot's rating in six months. despite an excellent service record including a silver star, 150 distinguished flying crosses, 14 bronze stars and 744 air medals by war's end, the tuesday key gee airmen faced s

i mean the goose oliver began wrestling in nineteen ninety four that now she's clearly a super woman with town world and fourteen year old gold medals worn in a small village in the mountains she says that she has achieved everything she wished for and now it's time for a younger generation to fall in her winning footsteps i've been as biggest concern though is that there's poor it doesn't get the recognition she feels it deserves sometimes we simply don't have money to go to the championships after training so hard young girls are losing the stimulus to continue when they hear that there is no chance for them to go unless they collect the money themselves and one thing that might change that would be the support was made part of their limpy games brain one tension and financing competitive organize a magic began in california in nineteen thirty two and some games real popularity arm wrestling is one of the most peaceful convert of sport that actually doesn't require any special equipment and people of all ages have a real chance of winning if i did something quite so all their. time

tell me, somebody who raised their hand as republican, tell me the difference. oliver? >> jeply social issues where they differ from the libertarians. lishtarians want to stay -- >> glenn: let's take the social issues for a second. would you say that our founders were libertarian, or were they republicans? >> i'd say they were libertarians. but i think right to life is something that needs to be protected. >> i think you can make a libertarian argument for, to be pro-life. but libertarianism has more con analysis stepsy intellectually than republican talking points of saying we're going to cut spending but then when you get in power there is no difference. >> glenn: you know what? i think you're right on that, but that doesn't even matter. again, it requires you to do the work. it requires you. anything that takes the power away from the individual. we lealize drugs. do you know how many people are strung out on heroin? why? the country is not prepared for that responsibility. you can do hardcore libertarian when the country is prepared to do this? you need help? you wan

event that created even more unemployment with swarms of jobless astronauts now flooding the job market. john oliver was at cape canaveral to witness the end of an era. >> america's space program was our crowning glory. it was a measure of who we were as a people, a time when we explored a new world, illuminated our breathtaking universe, and we did these things in the immortal words of john f. kendy... >> not because they are easy but because they are hard. >> all of this is now over. and where better for me to go than florida to watch something die. >> it's a little sad. this is really the end of an era. >> happy that i got to see it. sad that there's going to be none after this. >> too bad i won't be able to see it again. >> it will always be with us in a way. >> will it? >> no, not the shuttle. that will probably get melted down for scrap. i mean the memory of when america had hopes and dreams. what do you want to be when you grow up? don't say astronaut. [laughter] were you going to say astronaut? >> yeah. >> i could see that. america's space shuttle program was in its final countdown. and i co

weasley to give us a tour of the parks from dumbledorf's office. >> the actual books are all detailed about wizarding mass. >> to oliver'se shop. >> perhaps this. to getting a butter beer. and as you can imagine, the fans took notice. >> like walking around here in early life and people coming up to us and it's pretty neat. a lot of people taking photos and everything. it's quite surreal, really. it's nice, but still surreal. >> the phelps, like the rest of the cast, say they're sad to leave "harry potter" behind. >> it's very surreal to leave the last days and walk out. the last day of filming was quite emotional for us. kind of bittersweet, we're aware it's coming to the end now and what better way to go out on the biggest high it has been. >> our work is done. >> find out what happened on the last day on set. >> it was very sad. yeah. we all cried. it was really, really bizarre. >> as daniel radcliffe, emma watson and rupert grint say good-bye to harry potter. plus your exclusive look at harry potter and the deathly hallows part 2, all next on the larry king special, "harry potter the final chapter." and leave your ph

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