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marilyn was about to take it in.e place is impressive, the largest and most beautiful restaurant in grand forks. described it as relaxed. after a few chuckles of food critics in fancier papers but are careful, because thousands came to marilyn's defense. famous food critic anthony bourdain tweeting very much enjoying watching internet sensation marilyn hagerty triumph over psychologists. and then another one, thank you, marilyn hagerty for your perfectly fine review of olive garden in grand forks. >> somebody told me i went viral, i didn't know what that meant. and i still don't quite know what to make of it. but i guess i should enjoy it. >> reporter: tonight, as "world news" came on the air, google searches for marilyn, 1.3 million. clearly the most attention ever drawn by one of marilyn's columns. he's been filing them for the local paper since the 1960s. >> i never got this which is this kind of work a day thing i do would gather any attention. >> she deserves it. she writes 52 columns a year. the eat-feed as she

. >> and marilyn serafini with kaiser health news, special correspondent. thank you as marilyn. to just break down the difference between medicare and medicaid, two words that so often get confused and coed the accidentally say one when they mean the look, medicare is the program that everybody ages into at the age of 65. there are 47 million people in that program. and parts of it you get automatically. sparts parts you have to sign up for, but it's the program for seniors, and for many disabled people as well. who are under the age of 65. medicaid is a program for the poor. it's for people who are below, or at a certain level of poverty or close to poverty. it varies by state. it's a joint program between the federal government and the es it does vary. states -- federal requirements that certain income levels must covered, but some of the states exceed those guidelines and they cover more people. bigger program than medicare. medicaid currently covers 60 million people. >> the court hasing oral arguments in the mornings this week.ning today two issues, though, looking at sever

. >>> marilyn takes manhattan. the 85-year-old food critic who poo pooed her review ole olive garden. now she's going to review in new york and she's got some other invitations, too. >> i write five columns a week. >> has the internet really become so mean that it is okay for hundreds of thousands of people to make fun of an 85- year-old woman? >> this is pathetic. >> marilyn wrote that the olive garden was the largest, most beautiful restaurant in grand forks. and her earnest column went viral. >> i heard it had gone viral and i didn't understand what that meant and so i asked tim and he had to explain, well, it's like if you have a virus and you're sick. >> maybe she's on to something. we challenged chef enzo to an olive garden tasteoff. >> the pasta is a little bit too cooked for me. >> he grew up in naples. he has been head chef at some of the hottest restaurants and runs the upscale bond 45 at national harbor. >> i can tell you, the meet ball is good. we put out a meat ball. >> he says marilyn is not so far of

but chain status aside, marilyn did her job. writing the place is impressive. largest and most beautiful restaurant now operating in grand forks. and describing the ambiance as relaxed. in a rough and tumble world of restaurant review, where critics and foodies can be tough to please. remember francois? >> tell him to hit me with his best shot. >> reporter: marilyn's honest and earnest review generated buzz beyond north dakota after it blew up online. both the snarky tweets. breaking, marilyn hagerty also reviewed taco bell. to the supportive, back on off my breadsticks. to the famous. antony bourdain tweeting very much enjoying watching internet sensation marilyn hagerty triumph over the snarkologists, myself included. will she put north dakota on the map for foodies? time will tell. but for now, she could be a big boost for olive garden's business. >> when you're here, your family. >> reporter: how do you not love her, right? as of last night, her column was read over 400,000 times on the paper's website, making history for the paper. >> a couple of years bac

monroe and marilyn loved the camera.was rolling, she became distracted from her own issues and just played the role. she loved the camera. >> you've looked over these photo force a while now, martin. what are some of your favorite science. >> there was a beautiful one take in 1953 on the set of niagara. she's wearing this red shirt and she looks so vibrant and natural and very real. you can see it there. it's a really great photograph. another one i really like is where it's taken on the set of "river of no return" in 1953. she's wearing a white sweater. it speaks to a very natural, fun-loving. she's in the beautiful background there and looks amazing. >> one of the things i find unusual here is we've had auctions on before with photographs. you're not only selling prints of these photographs to the highest bidder, you're also in some cases selling the rights to the photograph. why is that so important? >> that's important because the photos have never been copyrighted. they were taken by alan schneider never fob publish

i want this marilyn look. i want to look like marilyn monroe. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right. beauty mark, everything? >> please you think i look like marilyn monroe? >> jimmy: i was going to say something. i was going to say you looked like -- yeah, marilyn monroe. yeah, yeah. but what is it for? you just -- >> i just -- yeah. >> jimmy: for a role or just for fun? >> no, it was just for fun. i wanted to be blond. >> jimmy: well, you look good. >> you can do that too, you know. you can do it. >> jimmy: well, this toupee is hard to buy. the glue is hard to get off. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you're back on stage now. >> yeah, i'm going to london for a revival of "the sunshine boys." >> jimmy: i don't know that. >> yeah, it's a neil simon play. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, of course. [ cheers and applause ] >> and -- yeah, really terrific. >> jimmy: good for you. >> i start next week. >> jimmy: i want to see you on stage. >> oh, come to london. you've got to do that. >> jimmy: i love it if you were on broadway. i could walk down the street. >> well, i'm on stage now. you can se

breaking, marilyn haggerty also liked taco bell. to the famous. tweeting very much enjoying watching internet sensation marilyn haggerty tr triumph over the food snobs, myself included. will she put olive garden on the map for foodies? time will tell. >> when you're here, your family. >> reporter: ho do you you not love her, right? as of last night, her column was read over 400,000 times on the paper's website, making history. >> a couple of years back, i did a story on olive garden. they go through 9 million bread sticks a day. they're all bakd in-house. >> and she had chicken alfredo. >> by the way, we would like to thank our friends at the local affiliate there, wdaz, they helped us put that together. >>> coming up, ginger zee on thin ice in a speeding boat. what could possibly go wrong? keep it here. you think you take off all your make-up before bed. but do you really? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. can your makeup remover do that? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® ma

like -- breaking, marilyn hagerty also reviewed taco bell. -- back off my breadsticks. to the famous. antony bourdain tweeting very much enjoying watching internet sensation marilyn hagerty triumph over the snarkologists, myself included. >> i knew when everyone has blogged about it, facebooked it. she's probably the most famous restaurant critic in america right now. >> reporter: will she put north dakota on the map for foodies? time will tell. but for now, she could be a big boost for olive garden's business. >> when you're here, your family. >> reporter: how do you not love her, right? as of last night, her column was read over 400,000 times on the paper's website, making history for the paper. >> nice. >> a couple of years back, i did a story on olive garden. by far, the biggest italian food chain in the country. they go through 9 million bread sticks a day. they're all baked in-house. >> and she had chicken alfredo. in case everyone is wondering what it was she was looking at. >> dan, thank you. >> by the way, we would like to thank our

host: marilyn werber serafini?uest: if the individual mandate is struck down, many things could happen. it is possible a lot could disappear. that includes the medicaid expansion -- the whole law could disappear. that includes the medicaid expansion and the exchanges. the exchanges are set to go in 2014 and the insurers as part of this law have new requirements placed on them. for instance, they cannot pick and choose who they cover. there would be no pre-existing condition that they could deny people insurance. so, if the whole law goes away, that goes away also. the pressure on the insurance industry would not be increased, however if the court decides that the individual mandate can go away but the rest of the lost is in place, the insurance industry is calling to scream bloody murder. they will be unhappy with the idea that day will have to take everyone, the sicker people, but the healthier people might decide not to come in, and that makes it a lot more expensive for them. host: there is a story i am looking

. >>> marilyn haggerty is an 85-year-old newspaper columnist in grand forks,ed iffed in. calls herself a little old lady, but thanks to a review of her town's newest restaurant she's gone viral. >> she had to call her son to find out what it means to go viral. >> reporter: she's been a mild mannered reporter at the grand forks herald for more than three decades. at 85 years of age, she still writes five columns a week. it's her latest, a restaurant review that's got the blogosphere boiling over. >> i never thought anything like this would happen. >> she had the audacity to opine on the hot eatery in town, the olive garden. it's impressive, fashioned in cuss can farmhouse style with a welcoming entry way. the chicken alfredo was warm and comforting on a cold day. and instead of the raspberry lemonade suggested by her way with tress, i drank water. some on the internet far from north dakota question her test. north dakota where olive garden is king. old broad goes viral, adding, the city is on the culinary map with its unique brand of tuscan refinery. her newspapers had 300

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why not the lemonaid, marilyn. >> because it was a very cold day. about 20 below outside. aid didn't appeal to me. but maybe on a hot summer day i might be interested. but lemonaid in the winter. >> i know. but that's something you said you would go back and try it at some point, though, i read. maybe in the summer? >> yes, yes. >> now, your son is a reporter for "the wall street journal" and he told you that the review had gone viral. what was your response? >> yeah. well, yeah, i had heard it had gone viral and i didn't really understand what that meant. so i asked him and he had to explain well, mother, it's like if you have a virus and you're sick, and i said oh, so that's what it is. so whatever. it's fine with me. >> yeah. whatever. i love that. you've been a food critic for a long time. so this is just part of your job, except that now it's much bigger. a lot more people are reading your work. >> yes. and i don't consider myself a food critic. i consider myself a reporter and i'm telling people what they can find and what it will be like and how much it will cost. i

marilyn is taking manhattan. king of snark and celebrity chef, anthony bordane, secured her a table in new york. and her paper has sprung for the plane ticket. who is laughing now? we'll have to wait for her review. >> the unusually warm weather we're having is prompting the national park service to change its cherry blossom forecast. topper said this was going to happen. the park service predicts peek bloom is when 70% of the blossoms are open. the blooming starts several days before that and can last two weeks. this year's festival runs for a whole month and kicks off one week from today. it is the sen tan centennial. >> march 15, 1990, that's when all these records were set in 1990. i think it's going to be closer to the 24th. and maybe even a couple days before. >> you're saying think early? >> get them in here early. and again, they can bloom and stay on the trees for 14 or 17 days as long as we don't get wind. let's start with the graph. it's mid march. these are more like late may. they are almost like jun

from marilyn monroe, charlie chaplin, charlton heston. clothe, costumes, memories all up for sale tonight. it's lights, camera, auction! >>> good evening, since i'm here and working this saturday night. we know one thing for certain about megamillion, i didn't win. but tonight a nation full of people holding worthless slips of paper want to know, who did. who are the lucky new members of the 1%. here's what we do know. there were winning tickets sold in three states, maryland, kansas and illinois. if you haven't checked yet the numbers were 2, 4, 23, 38, 46 and the megaball was 23. we learned the sales were so strong the final jackpot is a jaw-dropping $656 million. 656 million split three ways. not too shabby. we begin with david kerley, in bar where one of the winning tickets was sold. >> jake, sold at this machine now which is very famous, what's surprising is that the winner purchased that ticket late and only had one chance to win. >>> it's megamillions -- >> reporter: millions of us invested in these little ball, pushing the world r

. ♪ >> so give me your best marilyn line. >> well, there's a scene. trying to mimic her. i'm trying to do it in a -- i'm saying it -- kitten-like, i guess. >> marilyn inspiration is everywhere on set, even in the wardrobe trailer. >> molly, how exciting. you get to design dresses for marilyn monroe. >> it's those costume details that make a tv show about a theater production that much more complicated. >> i get to design a broadway musical every eight days. >> a musical that may never make it to broadway. >> the road to broadway is exceedingly long. let's continue. >> no one is going to buy it. you're making a fool of yourself. >> but if you asked the show's stars -- >> i would go. >> i would go. >> -- it's already a hit. ♪ >> i must say i'm a sucker for the music. it's really good. i would see that show on broadway. >> i have been really caught up on the show. you were there for the shoot. >> i know a secret twist that i can't tell. maybe someone else comes into the mix. all right. "smash" airs mondays at 10:00, 9:00 central. we're back, but first th

megan plays ivy who is starring in the workshop of marilyn, playing marilyn monroe.oom, everybody looks at me and everything stops. and they asked me to sing. the kids. "sing something!" and they said "sing everything is coming up roses." it's the ultimate -- that song -- >> it's yours, yeah. >> well, it's the ultimate stage mother. and here's poor ivy living under my shadow. and here i am, i come over, i take over, i sing. i suck all the air out of the room. >> how was it in real life? because in real life -- this is obviously a tv show about broadway. and you're a huge broadway star. when you came to the real set, what was the feeling like? >> i'm there to work and -- but everybody couldn't be nicer and afterwards people were especially nice to me and -- but you have very, very talented people here. you have megan and you have katharine mcphee and you have anjelica houston and debra messing and they're so talented and so nice and so much fun. >> the clip we just played, that particular scene, how many takes did it take you to do? >> that one was -- that was about s

. >> the olive garden review that's turned an 85-year-old marilyn haggerty into an internet sensation. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, shots -- and it's even more of a challenge for an active teenager. >>> living with diabetes is challenging the. you have to check your blood sugar, insulin shots. even more of a challenge for an active teenager. >> dr. kim mulvihill has the story of one young lady who won't let diabetes slow her down on the ground or way up in the air. >> reporter: sky's the limit for danielle foreman. five afternoons a week the high school freshman can be found hanging out in the kinetic arts center in oakland, spinning, twisting and twirling. she loves circus and circus loves her back. the 14-year-old has been performing for four years and whether she's busy with aerial tricks or just clowning around, she does it all with a twist. danielle has type one diabetes. >> i was 4.5 when i was diagnosed with diabetes. >> reporter: she's proud of her diabetes and what she's learned from it. >> i don't believe that diabetes should slow you down. i think it should make you stronger. >> reporte

. >>> it's a marilyn monroe we have never seen.e collection of photos tonight. 100 images of the screen icon revealed just today, with an announcement they're going up for auction. the photos belonged to her trusted makeup artist, allan snyder, seen on the set of the 1960 film right here, "let's make love." they include a rare photo of monroe shooting, "something's got to give," her last film, in 1962, the one she didn't finish. marilyn monroe, so much fascination for so many of us. >>> when we come back to "world news," the little girl dwarfed not only by the microphone but by her competitors. you're about to hear from her. she could prove she's the smartest little girl in america tonight. i have copd. if you have it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that feels like. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms... by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. and

he's our number one man. >> bigger than marilyn monroe and james dean?the biggest in the world. albert einstein was time magazine's person of the century. >> every 12-year-old in the world recognizes his picture and instantly equates it with genius. and einstein's beneficiary, the hebrew university of jerusalem, has earned millions and millions of dollars from baby einstein videos and nike commercials featuring kobe bryant executing a genius move as the late princeton professor. the last time we saw martin cribbs, he was working up a campaign to resurrect the mildly scandalous career of hollywood siren mae west for a pitch to stationers and perfumers. unlike agents for the living, he was at peace knowing that he didn't have to worry about her next movie bombing or his client getting sent off to rehab or the headaches of having to deal personally with the notorious diva maria callas. are there advantages to representing people who are dead? >> absolutely. if you are a cosmetics company and you've invested a million dollars in maria callas, i can guarantee

. ♪ >> so give me your best marilyn line. >> well, there's a scene.g to mimic her. i'm trying to do it in a -- i'm saying it -- kitten-like, i guess. >> marilyn inspiration is everywhere on set, even in the wardrobe trailer. >> molly, how exciting. you get to design dresses for marilyn monroe. >> it's those costume details that make a tv show about a theater production that much more complicated. >> i get to design a broadway musical every eight days. >> a musical that may never make it to broadway. >> the road to broadway is exceedingly long. let's continue. >> no one is going to buy it. you're making a fool of yourself. >> but if you asked the show's stars -- >> i would go. >> i would go. >> -- it's already a hit. ♪ >> i must say i'm a sucker for the music. it's really good. i would see that show on broadway. >> i have been really caught up on the show. you were there for the shoot. >> i know a secret twist that i can't tell. maybe someone else comes into the mix. all right. "smash" airs mondays at 10:00, 9:00 central. we're back, but first these me

by the way, marilyn hagerty is winging her way to new york today.he'll file her column from some of the finest eateries in the big apple. back to you. >> terrific. our arm as are open to welcome her. that was cute, kevin. thank you very much. >>> coming up, a mystery witness at the wrongful termination suit of "desperate housewives" star nicollette sheridan. does he have evidence of a cover-up? does he have evidence of a cover-up? first, this is "today" on nbc. " this is an angus steak and egg sandwich. it's a tremendous morning. angus, man! angus! dunkin's new angus steak and egg sandwich makes any morning special. try one today. >> this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am stan stovall. here is a look at one of our top stories. as we learn more about the alleged that the attacks orf a rogue soldier in afghanistan, maryland congressman dutch ruppersberger fears retaliation. he feels that they will attack in afghanistan rather than in the united states. let's check on the morning commute. >> the biggest problem is hours on th

marilyn fowler. [applause] [applause] >> a couple of words. shelley is just full of surprises.s right. i just got back. san francisco is known worldwide as working locally and globally. we are on the move forward. family, where are you? -- emily, where are you? [applause] we have been partnering with the commission on women here from day one, and it has become a model globally. we convened some panels there. i moderated their panel, emily and the commission's panel. emily moderated the panel we did on merle and indigenous women, which was the theme of the un conference. everyone knows that you cannot do anything with those kinds of partnerships, without governmental and non- governmental women working together. we also did that with secretary clinton in september. she had her aipac conference. one of the meetings i had when i was on the east coast was in the secretary's office with water for foreign policy advisers who said they really need our help and following up the aipac conference with a non- governmental women's. we are pretty sure we will have a world conference on wome

marilyn in new york. >> caller: hi, mr. cramer. booyah! >> booyah, marilyn. what's going on? >> caller: i'd like your input on kft, kraft.. >>> i like the stack business and the grocery business. ted. >> caller: booyah. i keep a small portion of my option for options trading. i'd like to get your thoughts on sodastream. >> i don't think it's the place to be. i know they had a new iteration. i think the stock is expensive. i worry about it. we had a great trade. we don't look back. don't buy. tommy in texas. tommy! >> caller: booyah to you, jim, from a hot, dry west texas, el paso. >> hit me with something. >> caller: how about conocophillips? >> i like it. i get tired of seeing people say it's not exciting enough. i like paint drying. the split up, which is going to happen very soon, is going to be great. my charitable trust owns that one as well as kraft. we think breaking up is easy to do. jay in california. >> caller: i was inquiring about nokia. >> as long as you inquire but don't pull the trigger. they are getting their butts kicked by everybody, but particularly apple.

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. >> never before seen photos of marilyn monroe are hitting the auction block. while posing for them helped her emotionally. >> it has been cool to the past couple of days. we have a chance for some rain in the forecast and will talk about that coming up. >> let's take a look at some of the top stories on this monday. the city of berkeley has hired a private law firm to investigate this man, police chief michael me and who is under fire for sending an officer to a reporter's home in the middle of the night recently to change a story. the state republic utilities commission requesting a rate hike from the utility wants ratepayers to pick up much of the tab for those pipelines. quarterback alex smith flew back from florida last night. there is word he is being offered a multiyear contract. smith is snooping around at that now that the 49ers are showing interest in peyton manning. >> a lot of controversy, heading out the door we have a lot of clouds out there. temperatures a bit chilly in spots, especially in the valleys. as we head towards the afternoon it will st

earlier today, marilyn never recovered from the mistakes. a major break down early. tyler with the slam. carolina up early in the way they went. 11 more points today. it big numbers with the the acc leading scorer, but just could not keep the troops close enough. -- terps close enough. terps with 13 turnovers. cashing in on the n.i.t. bid as carolina beat them in the acc tournament. a big weekend ahead for the retrievers. one away from the trip to the women the n.c.a.a. tournament. they pulled up off-campus and having to albany from the finals. upsetting top-seeded boston university to advance to the conference finals. he won coach of the year honors and now he wants winner of the year. >> people have really taken noticed what we have done. ncaa and n.i.t., and our kids deserve it. >> playing in the american east finals tomorrow night. >> advancing to the state championship for the final four when in college park today. dumb are facing kokomo -- dunbar facing kokomo. 10-0 start. converting at the other around it, that cuts the lead down the two. with a steal for dunb

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. >> marilyn's casinos are racking up record revenues.lywood casino made the majority of the money, more than $11 million. giving machines part in a lot of cash. he to generated $265 in gross revenue per day. -- each generated $260 and gross revenue per day. >> registration is already closed for the marine corps marathon. all 30,000 spots were taken in the last 2 hours 41 minutes. that makes it the fastest selling registration and american marathon history. last year it took about 28 hours. this year is scheduled for october 20 a. -- october 28. >> which is posted a blog at our side on our web page, the weather for the past marathons' -- is buried. our weather pattern is very pleasant. we will get a bit of a cool down. i wanted to share with you the sunset. this just occurred. you can see as the sun dips below the horizon at 6:08. >> what direction is that? >> i am going to take a wild stab at it. i think it is west. send me a message on twitter if i am wrong. a very pretty evening out there. temperatures will drop into the 50's. this is

the final contest center -- marilyn moves on, 59-44 -- maryland moves on. >> we should the three and it is part of why we have had a successful season. we shot it tonight. >> what is great about coaching is a list of is that you can motivate her and challenger and so many different ways. the coaching stop thought i was hard on her. and i thought i was just right. >> bre dnda was right. next up, the cardinals. it was louisville that came to comcast center and 2000 and beat the terps. the ravens remain active in of free agency. they had offered eagles guard kevin mathis a contract. mathis chose to stay in philly. five free agents have signed all four. the ravens have only retained matt burke. the orioles had scored a paltry sum of runs this spring. the starting pitching it gives a glimmer of hope for 2012. they are pitching against the red sox today. chen was solid. 5 innings he pitched well. one blemish on his mark. even this, he was atom and afterwards. it was not his fault. the wind carried it out of the park. all boston's runs for the game on that one swaying. the fifth inning, now