that olive garden. the endless addictive bread sticks olive garden.s aside, marilyn did her job. writing the place is impressive. saying it's the 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 people are you have to please, remember francois? >> tell him to hit me with his best shot. >> reporter: mare line's honest and earnest review generated buzz beyond north dakota after it blew up online. both the snarky tweets. breaking, marilyn haggerty also liked taco bell. to the famous. antony bourdain 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

from olive garden to posh, new york. >> and guess who invited her? celebrity chef, anthony bordane, who can be snarky himself. this is payback of the hundreds and thousands of internet meanies who took great joy in ribbing her for her wave review of the rave review. she has another invitation by chef, enzo, to his. >> i'm retired, but 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? >> this is pathetic. >> maryland wrote that the olive garden was the largest, most beautiful restaurant in grand forks and her earnest column went viral. >> i heard it gone viral and i didn't understand what that meant and so i asked tim and he had to explain, well mother, it's like if you have a virus and you're sick. >> maybe she's on to something. we challenge chef enzo to an olive garden tasteoff. he grew up in napels. he's been head chef and now runs the upscale bond 45 at national harbor. we put out a meat ball. >> he says maryland haggerdy is not off. his alfre

that olive garden. the endless addictive bread sticks olive garden.aside, marilyn did her job. writing the place is impressive. saying it's the 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, from "ratatouille"? >> 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. like -- breaking, marilyn hagerty also reviewed taco bell. to the supportive -- 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 b

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 off the mark. >> guys, guys, come on, give the woman a break. >> his alfr

>> and we love to see all of the support from the olive garden fans who stood up for her and the olive garden and given us more positive feed bank. >> reporter: the joke is on the hagerty hecklers, giving the tenacious reporter the final laugh. >> and the fact is, i don't care. >> good for her. >> you have to love her candidness and honesty. >>> thank you for joining us at 5. >> the news edge at 6 starts now. >> the news edge at 6 tonight, continuing to follow a developing story out of montgomery county and they looking for a gunman he pushed her body out of a minivan and into traffic. they appeared to be arguing before the gun fire. paul wagner has the latest on the story. paul. >> reporter: brian, the latest is this: let me take you back to saturday, this past saturday, when a woman named heather mcgwire called police to say a man named phillip gilberti was stalking her, harassing her, and violating a protection order. he

the food critic wrote a glowing record -- review on the town's new olive garden restaurant, saying it's impressive and the most beautiful restaurant in south dakota. >> people were very excited about the olive garden, and it was packed with people for the first several weeks. >> by noon everyone blogged, tweeted, facebooked it. she is the most famous restaurant critic in america right now. >> alan: while she hey not put north dakota on the map for foodize, she could be the biggest boost for olive gardens business. >> be prepared for a traffic slowdown. a stretch of the embarcadero will be closed starting from pier 39 and running to mariposa street tomorrow. this this first street closure this year for the sunday streets program which gives walkers and bicyclists a chance to envoy a car-free environment. all right. all this good weather is over and we have rain on the way. leigh glaser is standing by to tell you about that. >> leigh: we certainly do actually had a few sprinkles from clouds that passed over, especially in the north bay. you can see looking over the bay from the emeryville

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and this time, it was the brand-new olive garden. >> people were very excited about the olive garden packed with people for the first several weeks. >> reporter: chances are at home, you know those bread sticks. marilyn was about to take it in. writing the 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 n

it's a straightforward review of the olive garden.tiful restaurant in town and you wrote at length, i asked my server what she would recommend. she suggested chicken alfred doe and i went with that. instead of rasberry lemonaid she suggested, i drank water. why not the lemonaid, marilyn. >> because it was a very cold day. about 20 below outside. and somehow the thought of lem main 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

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at olive garden. choose from 6 items like the new calzone, or half a flatbread, or a half panini. have it with unlimited soup or salad, and get plenty of breadsticks. it's your lunch, your way, and it's just $6.95 at olive garden. >> stephen: here to perform "summertime" from porgy and bess ladies and gentlemen, audra mcdonald. (applause) ♪ summertime and the living is easy ♪ fish are jumping and the cotton is high ♪ oh, your daddy's rich and your ♪ ma is good looking so hush little baby don't you cry ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ one of these mornings... (cheers and applause) ♪ you're gonna rise up singing ♪ ooh, ooh ♪ then you'll spread your wings and you'll take to the sky ♪ but till that morning... ♪ tell your story, whitey... ♪ there's nothing can harm you

i love the olive garden. i drink the kiante and they eat.now what i'm saying. >> they bring out one extra bread. for this table here they would bring out six bred sticks. every refill is just the same out of people at the table. i know this because i used to be a waiter at olive garden. >> oh, interesting. interesting. >> carlos, thank you. we move on to talk about the koc controversy over birth control. the woman is speaking out today. sandra fluke famously was called a slut by rush limbaugh after she testified in front of congress. she was speaking about president obama's policy which would require church affiliated universities and hospitals to provide free contraception to women. this morning she's written a piece for cnn.com. she says the goal is to re-focus the debate. sandra fluke joins us live. nice to see you. thanks for talking with us this morning. i'm going to start by reading a little bit of your op ed that everybody can take a look at at cnn.com. you write this, because we spoke so loudly, opponents of reproductive health acces

at olive garden. choose from 6 items like the new calzone, or half a flatbread, or a half panini. have it with unlimited soup or salad, and get plenty of breadsticks. it's your lunch, your way, and it's just $6.95 at olive garden. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight has been called the premiere combat journalist of his generation. he's about to meet the premiere combat avoider of any generation. please welcome dexter filkins! ( cheers and applause ) hey, dexter. nice to meet you. please, sit down. you're a pulitzer prize-winning journalist. you're the author of the book "the forever war." and now you work at the "new yorker," true? >> yeah. >> stephen: okay, when you're in a war zone, what was the latest one you were in? >> ah, pakistan. >> stephen: okay, you're in pakistan, things are getting hairy,un, maybe you're trying to stay away from the bad guys our find out where they are. does it ever occur to you-- the work ter"new yorker" why don't i do movie reviews or draw the cartoons about the psychiatrist dogs. >> i have thought about that. i have thought about t

[cheers and applause at olive garden.from 6 items like the new calzone, or half a flatbread, or a half panini. have it with unlimited soup or salad, and get plenty of breadsticks. it's your lunch, your way, and it's just $6.95 at olive garden. the hello dresses are in full bloom! thanks to our bee bots and chief floral officer. mayim: let's put these petals to the metal! hello bold! hello adorable! hellooo... joe? joey: woah! vo: get woah's in hello dresses from $15. girls from $10. old navy. come fun, come all! [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. cofounder of no labels ache nonpartisan group trying to get government working again. i'll ask if he's tried rebooting. please welcome mark mckinnon. [cheers and applause] good to see you. so let's tell the people your bonea fides here. you are a veteran political strategist who worked for george w. bush, you worked for senator mccain, several democratic politicians and famously quit the mccain campaign because you didn't want to go up against the obama ca

. >> and a woman wrote a review about the olive garden restaurant. has been doing reviews for decades. the olive garden recently opened in grand fork, which she called the most beautiful restaurant in the city. her review went viral. >> i did not know what it was all about. i never heard of going viral. it has been an amazing few days. >> now she is being bombarded with a television interview requests. she has gotten a lot of e-mails supporting her review of the olive garden. >> there was such a review 404 taco bell and you could not get into that place for months. >> still likes to come in the next hour. >> the nfl throws a flag against the washington redskins. the legal move that could cost the team more than $30 million. >> and police are cracking down trying to stop the recent rise in robberies. i will have the latest coming up in a live report. >> lisa baden is coming back with a check on your >> straight ahead a wave of warm weather and why it feels more like memorial day in the middle of march. how long last and what are some of the side effec

what made you pick the olive garden? >> the olive garden was just open.t. because i always wait when a restaurant opens, because i know that they're not completely organized in their kitchen or with their servers, so, i waited and also, i waited until i could get in, because it's been so busy. you have to wait a couple of hours for lunch. >> well, i'm glad -- so you didn't have to wait as long to go to lunch? >> no, i went mid afternoon. >> all right. there you go. >> everything you had to say about it went viral. and it's -- i think it's so sweet. you weren't familiar with the term "viral." >> no, i -- somebody told me i had gone viral, and i, i -- i had to ask what's that? i had never thought i'd be viral. a lot of other things but never viral. but now i am viral. >> and pleasantly so. so, what did you like most about olive garden, that had you so excited? >> i wasn't excited. i went there. because it's what i do every week. it's one of five columns that i write each week, and i went there, because it had been long awaited. people were so anxious to hav

it's your lunch, your way, and it's just $6.95 at olive garden. >> >> welcome back.inning actress whose new film is called "the deep blue sea." >> what would she need with a ration book? >> that's mine. >> i beg your pardon? >> it's for me. >> and mr. page? >> is not my husband. but i would rather you continue to think of me as mrs. page. >> all right. >> jon: hello. please welcome back to the program rachel weisz. [applause] how are you? >> i'm well, thanks, how are you? >> >> jon: this film, there is another film, you may not be aware of this, called "the deep blue sea." >> with sharks. >> a giant shark that was give an brain injection and eats l.l. cool j. this is a very different film. what if we had enter deuced a giant l.l. cool j. eating shark into this film? >> more people would probably go and see it? [laughter] >> jon: that's not true at all. this is a wonderful film. how do you get involved in this, because this is based on play, yes? >> yeah, it was written in the '50s, a british play, which i never read, but yeah, it was. >> jon: so you had not been in t

over on our wusa9 facebook page jeremiah charles seems to think anybody who likes the olive garden deserves whatever they get. i'd rather go to an indie diner or an italian restaurant. these corporate places are ruining the restaurant industry and its country. these mcrestaurants with 25 cents worth of pasta in a bowl with some sauce in a balance from some central corporate kitchen and charge you out the nose for the privilege, but feel free to support the homogenization. but another says chain restaurants are all they have as options. my parents live in sumter, south carolina, and the red lobster is considered fine dining. there's not even a starbucks in the town. like we said yesterday what's wrong with people liking whatever they like? it does seem like the web has become the de facto safety valve for blowing off steam saying all the things they're too polite to say to look you in the eye while they're saying it. the address is mailbag at wusa9.com. that's it for our report. i'll be back here at 11:00 with anita brikman. don't forget log on any time you like at www.wusa9.com. enjoy this

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you know the internet meanies have been piling on maryland's rave review of the olive garden. we got a taste of some fine pasta with d.c. italian master chef, and he told our bruce leshan that the olive garden food isn't bad for the price. and he told those to back off marilyn. >> guys, come on. give the woman a break. >> well, guess what? 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 e

have you ever been to an olive garden? >> i sure have.en't had the chicken alfredo but believe me, that's next. and the raspberry lemonade whether it's winter or not. i'm in california. it doesn't matter. >> in california it would be fine any time. i suppose it would be okay here but i just didn't really go for it at that time. >> understood. well, thank you so much for speaking with me, marilyn. and i wish you the best. >> thank you. >> take care.

have you ever been to an olive garden? >> i sure have.en't had the chicken alfredo but believe me, that's next. and the raspberry lemonade whether it's winter or not. i'm in california. it doesn't matter. >> in california it would be fine any time. i suppose it would be okay here but i just didn't really go for it at that time. >> understood. well, thank you so much for speaking with me, marilyn. and i wish you the best. >> thank you. >> take care. >>> well, tomorrow cnn's coverage of the alabama and mississippi primaries, not to mention american samoa and hawaii begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern. wolf blitzer will be here with the last word on all the voting at midnight. that's it for j

north dakota where olive garden is king. broad goes viral, adding, the city is on the culinary map with its unique brand of tuscan refinery. her newspapers had 300,000 hits on the website and food diz nationwide are leaping to her defense. including culinary bad boy anthony bourdain who tweeted, watching internet sensation marilyn haggerty triumph over the snaurk columnists. >> may i interest you in a bread stick? >> marilyn and i decided to break bread or bread sticks at the olive garden to discuss her newfound notoriety. >> her reaction to hearing eatbeat had gone viral. >> i didn't know what that meant. phone calls started. hi to go to ridge pub at 1:00. >> you don't canvas that? >> no. >> and second she's got no time for the bloggers of this world. >> it sounds like dirty words. we all have different ideas of what we want to do with our time, don't we? i'd rather be playing bridge or watching a basketball game than doing that. >> blogging. >> yeah, blogging. >> marilyn can dish it right back. from one reporter to another

: very nice. >> i enjoy olive garden. >> jimmy: people enjoy olive garden, yeah. >> our waiter suckede'd have brought my appetizer out about 48 minutes ago. [ laughter ] all right? >> jimmy: yeah, he's probably a more efficient worker. >> now, my wife is awesome. she said the -- oh, you know what we did? we went to a movie. >> jimmy: that's romantic. >> and i was going to do this. i didn't do this. but you know that trick where your -- now, you used to do it on dates back in the day. but, you know the trick where you take the popcorn, you know -- [ laughter ] and you cut a hole in the bottom -- >> jimmy: cut a hole in the bottom. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> and you sit the popcorn -- you know that trick? >> jimmy: yeah, i've heard about that, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> well, i didn't do that, but i was almost gonna do it. then i remembered a buddy of mine hurt himself. he did that with wendy's chili. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh no. okay, that's where -- you can't do that. you've gotta pick -- popcorn is the only way to do it. i like the way -- i just gotta say this. i like the way you dress. i like

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some on the internet questioned her taste. >> north dakota where olive garden is king, snapped one.ark.com headlined old broad goes viral adding the city is on the culinary map with its unique brand of tuscan refinery. maryland newspapers had more than 3,000 hits and foodies are leaping to her defense including culinary bad boy anthony bourdain who tweeted watching marilyn hagerty triumph over the snarkologists. myself included. >> reporter: may i interest you in a bread stick? >> indeed. >> reporter: we decided to break bread sticks to discuss her notoriety. first her reaction to hearing eatbeat had gone viral. >> i didn't know what a that meant. then the phone calls started, but i had to go to bridge club at 1:00. >>> can't miss that. >> no. >> reporter: she has no time for the bloggers of the world. >> sounds like dirty words. we all have different ideas of what we want to do with our time. i would rather play bridge or watch a basketball game than do that. >> reporter: blogging. >> yeah, blogging. >> reporter: marilyn can dish it right back. from one reporter to another she demo

from olive garden. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you so much. my guest tonight stars in "john carter," a new sigh tie movie about a civil war soldier who goes to mars. i knew the civil war wasn't about slivery. please welcome willem defoe. [cheering and applause] hey, mr. defoe, thanks so much. please, sit down. god, i'm torn is what i got to say. i'm absolutely torn to have you here. you have an amazing career. all right. you were in platoon, what a performance, incredible. shadow of vampire, spider-man, finding neemo, last temptation of christ. you are not forgiving. okay. you want... if you're here for forgiveness, you don't have it. >> okay. okay. >> stephen: a lot of people still mad at you about that one? >> last time i checked, it kind of goes away. >> stephen: not here. [laughter] like most christians, i hold a grudge. now, sir, your new movie is called "john carter." >> yeah. >> stephen: all right. you play a nine-foot-tall alien with four arms. >> that's right. >> stephen: you're a method actor, right? [laughter] how do you prepare far