we take, you know, one olive, and take another one. the olive oil is going to be totally different. they look identical! yeah, but, you know, i promise it�*s going to be total different taste. in a few weeks, they will become a little bit yellow and they will be more tender. it�*s the signal that the olive oil content, it is full now. that means harvest time, and victor prioritises quality, not quantity. from this tree, we will get around 30, a0 kilos. so that�*s only three or four bottles. it is, yeah, three or four bottles. from the moment the olive leaves the tree to the bottle, how long does that take? the whole process, it takes around two hours. two hours?! since we have to be really, really, really, really fast. there�*s no other way. 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? yeah. wow. look at that! unlike wine, which often improves with age, olive oil is best fresh. it�*s delicious. i�*m going to go back to london now and start drinking olive oil in a wine glas

victor| peres tends to his 34,000 olive peres tends to his 3a,000 olive trees with such care, his olive oil receives a perfect score at competitions. we take, you know, one leaf and take another one and the only food is gonna totally different. they look identical. i totally different. they look identical-— identical. i promise, it will be totally _ identical. i promise, it will be totally different - identical. i promise, it will be totally different taste i identical. i promise, it will. be totally different taste and in a few weeks, they will become a little bit yellow and they will be more tender. it's they will be more tender. it's the signal that the olive oil content is full now.- the signal that the olive oil content is full now. that means harvest time — content is full now. that means harvest time and _ content is full now. that means harvest time and victor - harvest time and victor prioritises quality, not quantity. prioritises quality, not quantity-— prioritises quality, not auanti . ., , quantity. from this tree, we will aet quantity. from this tree, we will get arou

it's a fantastic book and this is oliver stone. anywhere. >> it's my great pleasure to introduce today, , but it does with first my friend mary but also professor sarotte for discussion of her latest book "not one inch" and it's true in this case that the author needs to introduction of all give one in a moment. i think we can send this case this book needs of introduction at the moment because it's been for all the right reasons splashed across reviews and op-ed pages and public conversations and

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. >> the clothings were gray, brown, or olive green. no embellishment. but she was so inspired by the stories that her own grandmother would tell her ab her life during the end of the ching dynasty. >>> it preserves chinese techniques and weaves in western influences. this iconic piece took more than 50,000 hours and over two years to complete. >> of course we were also really excited about celebrating an asian designer and a chinese designer as we're on the pacific rim and we have a large asian american population. so we're looking at expanding and looking beyond the west. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> couture fantasy drawing pre- pandemic size crowds running through september 5th. >>> is this like an ikea for electric cars. >> well, you know, the instructions are readable. >> a bay area company turning classic cars into electric vehicles. how they're also training the next generation of mechanics and engineers. >>> as americans struggle with sky high gas and food prices, new indications that relief may be coming. >>> will the warriors' coach

coach oliver glassner, go keeper, kevin cup and raphael bray. who scored the winning penalty were among those soaking up the acclaim. glassner said he was not going to or he was going to party right through till saturday. and other joins of german football hamburg beat had her berlin in the 1st leg of the bonus. legos. relegation play off the visiting fans travel to berlin in huge numbers, and they're backing helped hamburg taken advantage into next week's return. much depending on who you believed, anywhere between 7525000 homburg funds were in the olympics. study on, on a bobby knight in berlin, but there was plenty of home support to that. one of the most nerve wracking games in the german calendar. this was the atmosphere into which young danish keeper oliver christianson at to descend for his debut and a half a shirt. injuries forced coach felix maga to play the 22 year old. he did well to perry robert glut, so shot. i'm 32 minutes but there was nothing he could do of at hamburg. second tough winter, ludovic rice couldn't have miss hit his

look at you sat in your chair, mr oliver. oliver steeper was nine months old when he choked at nursery and died five days later. he was just perfect and... cheeky. ..crazy haired. and yeah... his parents, zoe and lewis, have launched a petition in response to the prime minister's suggestion to his cabinet to relax staff—to—child ratios in early years settings like nurseries, making it cheaper for parents to tackle the cost of living crisis. after losing oliver in a childcare setting, you know, to then reduce the adult—to—child ratios was just disgusting. you know, how can they put safety of children over helping the economy? i can't get my head around it. it's just terrible. it is notjust the safety aspect either, i was thinking of the fact that, you know, you pay this money for your kids to go to nursery or a childminder, and you want them to have a decent time while they are there and the quality of care while they are there, as well, you know, with learning different things and stuff like that, and just kind of thi

in horticulture, we have identified two main sectors which is the olive sector, olive trees which are blooming. if you come to spain and you are allergic to all olive pollen, they are blooming right now. this heatwave will damage the flowers, we do not know how much because we are still in the heatwave so we will have to wait, and that will have special consequences because spain is the biggest olive oil producer in the world, around 40% of the olive oil in the world is produced in spain. and cereals, this heatwave may dry the plant or the grains. in this case, we are not alone, france and india are experiencing hot weather as well. india has already partially banned exports. the united states and canada are also experiencing drought periods, which will have consequences for their harvests. we don't know yet what's going to happen with russia and ukraine. picking up on the situation with cereals, our viewers are well aware of the uncertainty caused by the war in ukraine so if we add to that the difficulty with the harvest in places like spain, that really is a big issue that people ne

we will commit to turkey security, just as turkey will commit to olive security. we take terrorism seriously. we condemn terrorism in all its forms, and we are actively engaged in combating it. we are open to discussing all the concerns. turkey may have other nato nations, a concert in the turkey's reservations will be overcome. but for now at least it looks like it may be some months before sweden and finland can take part in these baltic drills as nato allies. and he has a quick look at some other news. italy and sweden have joined a string of european countries and the u. s. in reporting their 1st cases of monkey pox, the red as ease normally only occurs in central and western africa. the world health organization is calling for vigorous contact tracing, but officials stress the risks to the general population is low. and spain's former king juan carlos is visiting his homeland after nearly 2 years of self imposed exile, crowds turned out to see him. the 84 year old abdicated after a series of financial scandals. the royal family says he will return to his home

should focus _ and i think that jamie oliver should focus on _ and i think that jamie oliver should focus on the quality of the food in his own _ focus on the quality of the food in his own restaurants.— focus on the quality of the food in his own restaurants. thank you both very much- — his own restaurants. thank you both very much- one _ his own restaurants. thank you both very much. one of— his own restaurants. thank you both very much. one of the _ his own restaurants. thank you both very much. one of the things - his own restaurants. thank you both very much. one of the things i - his own restaurants. thank you both very much. one of the things i like l very much. one of the things i like about doing the paper reviews as you can sort of do mix and match and i think my favourite mix—and—match tonight is the photo ofjamie oliver with the eton mess and the union jack and brother and then the quote on the interview with the hairy bikers on the i, who said, it was all fun and games, until we were morbidly obese. we will be back with nigel nelson, political editor of the su

for more, we end today's show with manuel oliver, manny oliver, father of joaquin, one of 17 students killed in the 2018 mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. he is an artist come activist. he has never stopped the activism since his son was killed. i chance come he was in el paso painting a mural in 2019 when a far right gunmen carried out a mass shooting at the walmart store there, killing 23 people, most of them latinx. yesterday it was uvalde. manny, i want to say our condolences again to you. you are cofounder of change the ref. for you, i'm sure this never stops. can you respond to what happened yesterday? what senator markey is saying -- murphy is saying, what you think needs to happen now? >> thank you for having me on your show. it is always a pleasure. what happened yesterday is not a surprise to me. what murphy is doing is a surprise to me. i know murphy personally. i know he stands along with us in despite, but -- in this fight, but it is time to speak out to all his colleagues in the senate and congress and do things like what he did

. - and tonight's film is the second film from benjamin oliver starring benjamin oliver himself alongside harry barridge. here to introduce the film, please welcome benjamin oliver, tessa huston, and harry barridge. (crowd applauding) - hell um, tnk you-- ank you l for cong. um, soyes, thiis, uh, this is e first me i'vehown ts to anye, sohat's exting, right? umhopefullyou-- you' all likit, so i canontinue ing is sort thing. , oh, we, maybe shld just tch it. and, uh, we should-- we should just watch the film and then you can write some wonderful reviews. i think it's all going to be fine. should we sort of bring the lights down? does somebody else wanna talk? no, should we just, uh, bring the lights down and we should watch it? um, oh, and have fun, everyone. an yeah, yeah, uh, good luck. (crowd alauding) - whats it that yowant? to be free from problems, yes? but only when you want nothing. when you have what you want. who is it who wants? who are u? who? who? (crowd clapping) - shit. (door slamming) oilet flhing) - hey, lost yo are yookay? - yeah, m fine. hoare they w are th taking ? e th

as i said earlier, oliver dowden has written — said earlier, oliver dowden has written to— said earlier, oliver dowden has written to sir keir starmer edging that labour and the lib dems are in a packed _ that labour and the lib dems are in a packed "— that labour and the lib dems are in a packed —— he is alleging they are in a secret— a packed —— he is alleging they are in a secret pact where candidates will stand — in a secret pact where candidates will stand down to make sure they're not standing against each other in the elections. some people might have looked and thought why is that no person— have looked and thought why is that no person from the labour party standing — no person from the labour party standing for my seat and why is there _ standing for my seat and why is there are — standing for my seat and why is there are no lib dem person standing from my— there are no lib dem person standing from my seat? you have to see this against _ from my seat? you have to see this against the — from my seat? you have to see this against the background of how the

even today, his name is manual oliver. he's the cofounder of change the -- an organization dedicated to raising awareness about mass shootings and reducing the influence of that are a in gun manufacturers in american politics. it's a tough job, he knows that. but he can't stop. he says, his -- was killed in parkland. joaquin was a great writer. he was an athlete, he loved music. his friends walden -- he was murdered on valentine's day. today, amid the all too familiar tragedy that we're seeing, manual has a message. it's up to the ones that lost the kids to do the job. joining us now from parkland, florida, manual oliver. cofounder of change the ref, and father of joaquin oliver. emmanuel, thank you so much for making time to be with us tonight. i can only imagine how difficult of a day this is. it's a painful reminder of the tragedy that your own family and your own community had to live through back in 2018, when your son was killed. can you talk to us a little bit about what you're feeling, how your feeling, and what's

so the little sort of wisps of olive branch like this in the fire. so you're getting, you're getting the flavor of those olive branches. it gives it a very distinctive taste. during the renaissance the medici lit fires around the city on feast days and handed out roast beef to the common people. most of the time though, they kept this amazing meat for themselves. this one actually comes from the same area where the medici family originated. jesus. this is like no steak i've ever eaten. it's both crisp and delicate and the smoke carries the taste of the land. god damn it! it just melts in your mouth. it's what makes the regional cooking of italy about so much more than a tasty meal. but the palate is the organ that connects italy. >> i'll drink to that. >> yeah. >> cheers. ♪ (drum roll) ♪ ♪ (energetic music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (camera shutters) the all-new lx 600. ready for any arena. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is awesome for any type of plant, especially for a beginning gardener. [ barks ] - yeah? i think he likes them. create a season full of celeb

oil producer in the world, around 40% of the olive oil in the world is produced here. this heatwave may dry the plants or the greens. in this case, we are not alone, france and india are experiencing hot weather as well. india has already partially banned exports. the united states and canada are also experiencing drought periods which will have consequences for their harvests. we don't know yet what will happen with russia and ukraine.— russia and ukraine. picking up on the situation _ russia and ukraine. picking up on the situation with _ russia and ukraine. picking up on the situation with cereals, - russia and ukraine. picking up on the situation with cereals, there l russia and ukraine. picking up on| the situation with cereals, there is uncertainty caused by the war in ukraine so if we add to that the difficulty with the harvest in places like spain, that really is a big issue that people need to be watching out for, isn't it? qt watching out for, isn't it? of course. it's watching out for, isn't it? qt course. it's in the news, watching out for, isn't it? t>t

. >> the clothing were gray or brown or olive green. there was no embellishment but she was so inspired by the storey about the -- her grandmother's life. >> her work represents a rebirth of china. it preserves chinese techniques and weaves in western influences. this iconic piece took more than 50,000 hours and over two years to complete. >> we were really excited about celebrating an asin designer and a chinese designer as we are on the pacific rim and we have a large asian american population. we were kind of looking at expanding the canon. >> in san francisco. betty yu. >> the exhibit is already drawing prepandemic sized crowds. it runs through september 5th. >>> coming up, a bay area company is turning classic cars in to electric vehicles. how they are also training the next generation of mechanics and engineers. >>> and as americans struggle with sky high gas and food prices there are new indications relief could becoming. >>> soaring fuel prices have a lot of people looking to go electric. a small business owner in the north bay

on top and olives and some bread. so let's see. mm. no with all i now want to take a closer look at what i saw in the distance of the train turn, the crab montana mountains. with the satellite i, montana is a popular hiking area. you can spend days here. a little trip should be enough for me from beany bussey to fort mother, which this mix of unspoiled nature and terraces made for growing oranges. elements in olive trees makes that from one ton a unique. that is why it is also a unesco world heritage site. in addition, this landscape has been spared from mass tourism so far. ah, this is definitely something different. my archive, not only beaches and palm trees. majorca is also mountains. ah, for the luke is a popular destination, about $600.00 residents ensure their village is wonderfully preserved. if even received awards and recognition of beauty nice little village. the hike was worth it. back in palmer, the environmental protection of my yorker also has a lobby. the g o b group by the outdoor me to look here is a nature conservati

jamie oliver. eight more towns to become cities _ all. jamie oliver. eight more towns to become cities to _ all. jamie oliver. eight more towns to become cities to mark _ all. jamie oliver. eight more towns to become cities to mark the i all. jamie oliver. eight more towns i to become cities to mark the queens jubilee. stanley the capital of the falkland islandsjoins don and wrexham to win the title. we can now connect to pete biggs, a member of 8—person strong legislative assembly of falkland islands — who is in stanley, one of the towns made into cities with the today's announcement. i think this is a first for me. what's the reaction minera? the reaction is _ what's the reaction minera? tia: reaction is quite outstanding. a what's the reaction minera? t'ia: reaction is quite outstanding. a few people had forgotten we even put an application and so they are really delighted that we've been successful in our application in the short list of the lucky ones. loath? in our application in the short list of the lucky ones.— in our application in the

the olive tree is set to be at least 500 years old, but no one knows for sure. there is art nouveau, architecture, everywhere in the old town. you can explore one, the flee on foot. it's so pleasant here that i don't even realize i'm in the big city after all. 400000 people live in palmer this place looks quite similar to the plaza, my order madrid. so this is typically spanish. ah, my 3rd tip for a visit to palmer is between the old town and the port this is the neighborhood of santa catalina, quite popular for a few years. and by the way, fisherman used to live here in the past. the district has developed into a trendy area in recent years. the mostly smaller, 2 story houses have been renovated here. you'll find shops, restaurants, and cafes. it's a great atmosphere. ah, ah, oh, now i want to go out into nature. and there's a great way to do that sustainable. and with a nostalgia factor. lou, this is the train that's going to take me straight to the other end of the island. as the name suggests, the trend this sawyer takes you to sawyer this train connection t

, la madre de joaquÍn oliver. el adolescente que muriÓ durante el ataque a la escuela de parkland, florida. patricia y su esposo son ahora activistas. hemos querido invitarlos en un dÍa tan importante como patricia, gracias por esta con nosotros. supongo que el dÍa de ayer fue un dÍa muy duro, donde las heridas se abren al recordar lo que pasÓ en el 2018, donde tu hijo perdiÓ la vida. ¿quÉ se te pasÓ por la cabeza cuando te enteraste de esta nueva balacera? >> esa herida no se ha cerrado, y esa herida no se volviÓ a abrir el dÍa de ayer. esa herida ha estado constantemente abierta, porque el dolor nunca se va. ademÁs, tenemos la desgracia de continuamente ser recordados de que esto puede seguir sucediendo. lo de ayer lamentablemente se suma a la cantidad de tiroteos que hemos estado viendo durante este aÑo, para quedarnos bien precisos en el tiempo, que son bastante. hemos batido rÉcord. me siento muy mal, porque sÉ lo que se pasa, sÉ lo que van a entrar en esa etapa, sÉ lo que van a estar viviend

coach oliver glassner goalkeeper kevin trap and raphael bray who scored the winning penalty. are among those soaking of the claim. glassner says he's going to party right through till 7 . if you tired after that. another jain to of german football hamburg beat had a berlin in the 1st leg of the bone. this league is relegation. play of the visiting fans, travel to berlin in huge numbers, and they're backing helped tom berg take an advantage into next week's return match . depending on who you believed, anywhere between 7525000 homburg funds were in the olympics. study on, on a balmy night in berlin, but there was plenty of home support to that. one of the most nerve wracking games in the german calendar. this was the atmosphere into which young danish keeper oliver christianson at to descend for his debut and a half a shirt. injuries forced coach felix maga to play the 22 year old. he did well to perry robert. glad so short was 32 minutes but there was nothing he could do of at humbugs. second, tough winter ludovic rice couldn't have miss his cross any better. and the humbug f

and then olive's friend olympia was like, "a 'c'?" and i looked at olive and she goes, "d-minus." and i was like, "thank you, olive. one above failure? that's it. >> seth: i really like frankie gave it a "c." >> she's much more optimistic. olive's more of a realist. >> seth: that's a very big heart to give you a "c "on that. >> well, to come full circle, i didn't grow up around kids, but my whole - >> seth: or crabs, i'm guessing - >> no, i know. and i need a lesson in crabs so if anybody has some crab tips, i'm all ears >> seth: and again, don't take it out of context. >> yeah, exactly >> seth: i noticed a few scattered laughs there we've established what crabs we're talking about! >> edible ones >> seth: the ones in this picture. oh, wait, oh, wait no, there's no actual photos of crabs. >> but now i literally, my days are spent with kids, hanging out with them, having the best time ever, failing at crabbing. >> seth: that is really funny that you were a kid who hang out with adults, and now you're an adult who hangs out with kids. >> almost exclusively. [ laughter ] my whole lif

like, these gods would walk around they did "anything goes" and they did "oliver" and oh, god, i was in heaven. >> seth: that's wonderful. >> yeah, it was great. >> seth: so, you know, a show like this, a show like "ozark," which i feel like, you know, people loved before the pandemic, and then it was a show that i feel like, anybody who hadn't started it, found it. >> yeah. yeah >> seth: and so everybody has this relationship with it, and obviously it's sort of -- i think to describe it as a thrill ride is fair you're also a producer on it how much thought did you guys put into the ending and how important it would be to a show like this? >> oh, well, the ending, i let the writers and our magnificent showrunner, like, chris mundy, handle that. >> seth: yes >> you know, when someone has created a full four-season arc, like, the architect of something like that, you want them to be able to tell the story they want to tell. so i just said, "yes, thank you. [ light laughter ] and, you know, they were just amazing for four seasons, like, every season had something special for all of us t

we will commit to turkey security, just as turkey will commit to olive security. we take terrorism seriously. we condemn terrorism in all its forms, and we are actively engaged in combating it. we are open to discussing all the concerns. turkey may have other nato nations competing. the turkeys reservations will be over come, but for now, at least it looks like it may be some months before sweden and finland can take part in these baltic drills as nato allies. let's take a closer look at nato's potential nordic enlargement with jonathan cats. he's a senior fellow at the german marshall fund and joins us from washington. welcome to d. w. what is needed to shift turkeys opposition to the finish and swedish applications? yeah, i sure i share the belief that, that, that these, the objections the tricky is put in place can be overcome. and of course, turkey has experience terrorism and loss of life. the p k. k. terrace organization is listed as the chair organization in the united states and elsewhere . so there's, there's some legitimate concerns in turkey side about

coach oliver glass now goalkeeper kevin trap an affair bray. he scored the winning penalty are among those soaking up a plane. plasma says that he's got a party on through until saturday and to another giant of jem and football hamburg beat her to berlin and the 1st leg of the bundle, meek, is relegation. playoff visiting fans traveled to berlin in huge numbers and their backing helped had that taken advantage into next week's return match. depending on who you believed, anywhere between 7525000 homburg funds were in the olympics. study on, on a, bobby knight and berlin, but there was plenty of home support to that. one of the most nerve wracking games in the german calendar. this was the atmosphere into which young danish keeper oliver christianson ought to descend for his debut and a half a shirt. injuries forced coach felix ma got to play the 22 year old. he did well to pouty robert gluck, so short was 32 minutes. but there was nothing he could do that humbugs 2nd tough winner you'd have it rice couldn't have miss hitches cross any better th

and olive oil plays second fiddle to butter. >> butter, a lot of butter. >> jesus. woah, jesus. warning - irresponsible amounts of butter were used in the making of this program. ok. i hate to say it but... we need more butter. milan is the second biggest city in italy. it's the capital of lombardy - a region in the north of the peninsula, the gateway to northern europe and all of the trade money that that brings. sophisticated, elegant, and rich. milan is the epicentre of design, fashion, and finance. the most iconic visual representation of milan's power is its cathedral - the biggest church in the whole of italy. this breath-taking architectural jewel with its forest of spires pointing upwards is the perfect metaphor for milanese ambition. where are you taking me beppe? >> it's a very-- >> up. just up. >> it's a good place. >> yeah? one of my favourite italian writers has spent his whole life in milan. beppe severgnini is a regular "new york times" columnist. >> he is a master at explaining italians to the rest of the world and i want him to tell me all i need to know about m

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social media — journalists, it is oliver social media i_ journalists, it is oliver social media. i think uefa were trying to pin the _ media. i think uefa were trying to pin the blame on fans but i think it was more — pin the blame on fans but i think it was more a — pin the blame on fans but i think it was more a case of policing and uefa's _ was more a case of policing and uefa's planning around letting fans enter~ _ uefa's planning around letting fans enter~ i_ uefa's planning around letting fans enter. i know people who were there three _ enter. i know people who were there three hours— enter. i know people who were there three hours prior to kick—off, so they— three hours prior to kick—off, so they should _ three hours prior to kick—off, so they should not be entering after they should not be entering after the original kick of time. i know liverpool— the original kick of time. i know liverpool have launched a formal investigation into this. how do you think— investigation into this. how do you think liverpool played? i think we played _ think liverpool pla

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

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calabrian olive oil. give a little secration to the dish. schoolions here. >> that's beautiful. >> you were the one that sort of introduce it had. >> i was the one who introduce it had and now you find it everywhere and now it's a great part of your ingredient list. >> that's delicious. it's got so much going on. >> i could hang around with francesco all day. >> looks like you're enjoying. >> i'm loving it. >> but i've got a lunch date upstairs. >> john, how are you? >> so nice to meet you. >> so nice to meet you too. >> are you hungry? >> very. >> good. >> i'm being joined by john dickie, an historian who is about as obsessed with italian food as i am. >> a bit of andouille. >> nobody in their right mind a generation or two ago who have thought that calabria would have had a cuisine to offer the world, but we're looking in the wrong place if we think that somehow it was peasants who magically transplanted this food on to our tables, you know. the real modus of italian cuisine with cities, parma, so on and so forth. >> why has london become