so it will be a great olive oil. >> let's let me tell folks, we're making milk-chocolate coated olive oil mousse. you need one cup of maltodextrin, a third cup of extra virgin olive oil. one pinch of sea salt and two to three ounces of milk chocolate and a tablespoon of focaccia bread crumbs and salt and six-inch lollypop sticks. >> first you have to get a nice sized bowl so can you mix ingredients together. we're going to have our already measured and maltodextrin. it's made pretty much from starch. and. >> you can buy that in any store? >> you can buy it through specialty food stores. so here we go our maltodextrin. it's very light. and it thickens with the oil. with fat other than thickening with in water. so it's unique and nice. there you go, you're going to put that together. you can do it in one of two ways, you can start to mix with a spoon, it comes together without making a mess here or you can also, this is something we're going to do because it's a little bit faster and better. you can just go ahead -- >> and mix it by hand. >> this is something that kids would like to do.

oliver, i'm just curious. you say you have known george zimmerman for six years. >> yes, i have. >> but you say you were close friends with george zimmerman. however, he never shared with you -- >> no, let's back up. no -- >> what you're not going to do -- >> you're going to continue mischaracterizing what i have said because a lot of times -- >> you said you were friends with george zimmerman. however, he never shared anything with you about his past, his violent past. he never shared with you whether or not he had been through any anger management courses. you said yesterday on television you have not physically laid eyes on george zimmerman since a week before this incident and have not to this day. how can you claim that you are a close friend of george zimmerman when none of that is true of you? you don't really know george zimmerman if you don't know those things about george zimmerman. and if you don't know where george zimmerman is, and if you have not seen him in over a month and you have been out say

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

oil, virgin olive oil, extra virgin olive oil, lemon, we put lemon on everything -- >> -- yeah, you -- >> -- i put lem -- >> -this is -- >> -- healthy and delicious -- >> -- should be eating. >> yeah, exactly but you can eat this week. >> that's right. >> right? >> pass the baklava. come over here. how are you? >> wonderful, wonderful, it is nice to be here celebrating the greek week and knowing that the way to get to baltimore heart, heart, is through its palet. we are going to cook the best food in every greek restaurant -- >> -- very -- >> -- absolutely -- >> -- that purpose -- >> -- always great to see you i got to -- inn at the black olive is a fabulous place and upstairs a wonderful restaurant with the greatest -- the olive room, greatest view of the city in baltimore. >> and this is the man that runs it. >> thank you. i will take a reservation for 4 tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you guys so much. good to see you. gayle, give us the website again. >> baltimore greek week.com, to learn about the parade it is greek parade.com, so come on out and enjoy. >> all right. there you

oliver's word with grain of salt. i don't believe anything he is saying high pressure he's there in order to try to credit mr. zimmerman and discredit mr. martin. >> in the sound bite we played earlier in this program, mr. oliver said he knows that word is a term of endearment. goon is a term of endearment in high schools. i thought the shooter was 28 years old. how would he know what george zimmerman was saying and what it would mean? how credible is joe oliver out there drawing conclusions. it just really plays into some kind of coordinated offensive that's being put out by zimmerman's camp to discredit the victim. >> that's all it is. i think this is just a rehearsal from mr. oliver to make mr. zimmerman look good. he's also making him look bad because there's nothing that mr. oliver can say in order to try to change what was on the 911 tapes or the evidence that should have been collected by the police department that night. >> give us the mood of the community there. a lot of intense media pressure, meetings, dem

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i think me many of you know, it's oliver who's the problem.laughter] so in order to introduce oliver, we're going to see, initially, a four-minute film reel of his work just to acquaint you. prepared by the savannah film festival. okay, guys. one. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> timing. ♪ ♪ >> you don't want the war, we don't want the war, the vietnamese don't want the war.a% so why does it go on? >> sir, do you intend to cooperate with senator irvin's committee? >> mr. president? >> mr. president? [gunfire] >> i didn't kill my pop. >> evenny, meanny, mineny -- >> we've got to position it. >> yeah. i buy. >> the point is, ladies and gentlemen, greed is good, and greed -- you mark my words -- will not only save our paper, but that other malfunctioning corporation called the usa. thank you very much. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> never forget on any given sunday. >> yes, the world is a terrible place. >> it's about the game. ♪ love is a burning ring, and it makes a fiery ring. ♪ bound by wild desire -- >> say hello to my little friend! ♪ i fell into a ring of fire >> let's go, mo

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

oliver loves them.rill. >> you're doing a great job. >> we're going to throw all the vegetables together. tomatoes, olives. a little bit of lemon juice. balsamic vinegar. oliver, you want to stir this here? don't drop it. all right. >> way to go, oliver. >> it's healthy and delicious. okay while you're stirring, okay. >> a nice dish there. >> and you can add a little feta cheese, goat cheese to it. so it's simple. and while we're serving that. how is the meat here? >> it's perfect, perfect. >> oh. look what we did. >> stand back, oliver, stand back. stand back, man. >> oh, josh! >> oh, no. >> look at this -- >> how do you cut the meat here? >> we cooked it medium rare. the way you like it. i don't like it too cooked. taste the meat. >> i'm excited. >> oh. wolf gang. >> that is good. >> the seasoning. >> i like it, it's a little greek. >> a little greek, a little japan. we're all one big world. we mix it together. >> yeah! >> don't worry about the machinery. good thing you're an anchorman, not a chef. >>

how credible is joe oliver out there drawing conclusions?really plays in to some kind of coordinated offensive that is being put out by zimmerman's camp to discredit the victim. >> yeah. that's all it is. in fact, i think this is just a rehearsal for mr. oliver in order to try to make mr. zimmerman look good in the light. at the same time, he's also making him look bad because there's nothing that mr. oliver can say in order to try to change that was on the 911 tapes or the evidence that should have been collected by the police department that night. >> mr. clayton, give us the mood of the community there. a lot of intense media pressure, meetings, demonstrations, advocates speaking out. what's the mood of the community? and tonight's meeting? >> yeah, the mood is they are very unhappy at the moment. there's a lot of unrest in the community. of course we are trying to provide some type of way they can actually vent that frustration without taking it out on other folks in the community. this is our community. we have to live here. i understan

tv chef jamie oliver came to visit.ver made huntington part of his reality show and one of his changes was to take chocolate milk out of the cafeteria. milk out of the cafeteria. >> the sugar content of the milk he thought was too high. >> reporter: but the plan backfired. >> the students boycotted the milk. >> the consumption of milk dropped 38% in the elementary and middle schools and 75% at the high schools. instead of milk the kids were drinking sugary juice and soda brought from home. >> white milk, it doesn't satisfy my taste buds. >> reporter: about half the students live around the poverty level. for many school lunch and breakfast are their main meals of the day. without milk kids weren't getting enough vitamin d, vitamin a, calcium, or potassium. >> we knew those students were not drinking milk at home and were not getting any of those nutrien nutrients. >> reporter: three months after oliver left, they had a do over. chocolate milk went back in the cooler. >> it was three or four months after he left he wante

who is joe oliver, and where is he getting this stuff? >> joe oliver has become sort of the person of the moment that has shifted the attention away from zimmerman. and so now he's taking fires. we've seen in the last 24 hours, he's taking fire from supporters of trayvon martin from all sides questioning his relationship with zimmerman, questioning what he knows about the case. one thing that was interesting when i was talking with trayvon martin's family lawyers today, with joe oliver talking with some specifickics of what he said happened in the case, it races the question of whether or not joe oliver will get a visit paid to him by cory's investigators. >> the court documents that have shown that george zimmerman had his problems with the law including an arrest for resisting an officer with violence. it was reduced when he attended an education program. and then force against his fiancÉ. are we getting a picture of who this man is as opposed to who trayvon martin. >> that's going to be inevitable that that will happen. trayvon martin'

he escaped to france despite oliver cromwell's reward.ow does it feel to look at a collection like this? >> it gives me an amazing amount of goose bumps. to be able to hold in your hand the very documents from this period of time. >> it is very unusual for items like this to come up for sale. there is an extraordinary array of documents. look at this. an original copy between england and scotland, a little bit controversial today. >> the most wanted poster in history issued by oliver cromwell. >> no doubting which a lot was the start of the show. >> 32,000. 33. 33,000 pounds. thank you, sir. 33,000 pounds. >> it went for a 38 times more. >> is that what you expected to pay? why did you pay so much? >> i thought it would look good on the wall. >> in the busiest should be pleased that it will state and local area. >> when china's football season kicks off on saturday, the fans will be able to see the biggest overseas a name yet to play in the country. the frenchman has arrived at shanghai. as our correspondent reports, there are high hopes

jon oliver in sanford.o see you. ( cheers and applause ) i see that you too in solidarity are wearing a hoodie. >> absolutely, jon. any reporter who isn't wearing a hoodie right now is a racist. >> jon: i assume you're referring to me. i am not wearing a hoodie. >> you're not? then i guess i'll have to do some soul searching as to whether or not i want to work for such a colossal racist. for me, jon, i will keep wearing my solidarity hoodie until tragic ens dents like this one are a thing of the past which i hope will happen before tomorrow because tomorrow it's going to be hot as bulls down here. >> jon: werb we can appreciate that, jon. we also have wyatt cenac live. wyatt. ( cheers and applause ) i notice, wyatt, you do not seem to be wearing the hoodie. >> of course i'm not. i'm not (beep) crazy. it's easy for oliver to rock a hoodie. he's white. >> jon:. >> it's true, jon. it's true. i am incredibly white. >> the last time anyone felt threatened by a pastey white british guy was 1776. >> jon: i can und

(oliver stone) there's a fundamental irrealism about them. "apocalypse" is more joseph conrad, had nothing to do with the war that most infantrymen knew. we were having to find units, dealing with daily attrition and survival. that movie exists for me as a mythic view of vietnam. ♪ come on, baby ♪ take a chance ♪ (thunder crashes) ♪ come on, baby ♪ take a chance ♪ my film is not a movie. my film is not about vietnam. it is vietnam. (francis ford coppola) we made it very much like how americans were in vietnam. we were in the jungle. there were too many of us and, little by little, we went insane. (man) they trained young men about violent people, but their commanders won't allow them to write f---. when francis ford copolla stands up at "the cannes" with his hands outstretched and says, "i am vietnam," is really like zanuck saying, "i want to be the whole wwii." i think jim carabuctus wrote a very honest, a very direct version of the vietnam experience. okay. let's get ready. let's tape this squad. teddy ford, may 17th. how long have you been

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

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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sanjay gupta, i'll tell you what hand after jamie oliver led one town to ditch chocolate milk. a lot of people would say his efforts backfired. >>> also this morning, a look at your toxic house. carter ooste rhouse will help you detox your home. >>> i want to kick things off in washington the supreme court is set to hear what some are saying is the biggest case in a generation. under the microscope, health care on trial. more specifically the patient protection and affordable care ak. y act. according to our latest poll, 38% of americans like this new health care law. 56% oppose it. it's a central issue for the republican candidates including mitt romney, who took a jab at president obama while speaking in rockford, illinois last weekend. >> you know his views on health care, his view is the heavy hand of the government can do better than you can in picking your type of insurance, the kind of coverage you'll have. the kind of procedures you will be entitled to will be decided by government under his plan. if i'm the next president on day one i will stop obamacare in its tracks

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

then on network tv, celebrity chef jamie oliver launched a crusade. >> that's been processed, we're going to give it to you. >> reporter: earlier this month a blogger started a petition drive to get it out of school lunches. >> people are very upset that this is in 70% of our ground beef, up to 15%, and it's not labeled. >> reporter: the public outcry was heard. now schools can choose not to serve beef with the product and big grocery chains, including krieger, safeway and food lion have stopped selling it. as a result, three processing plants in texas, kansas and iowa have stopped work, idling more than 650 employees. defenders say the product is 100% meat and actually makes ground beef leaner, because the fat's been removed. food experts say it's posed no health threat. >> americans have probably been eating it for a long time. it appears to be safe. >> reporter: here in the heart of beef country, diners have no plans to give it up. >> i prefer to have this meat

. >> 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

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

joe oliver joins soledad, following john timoney and angela corey.oin cnn for our town hall, beyond trayvon, race and justice in america, soledad host this is thursday, and you can catch the special when it airs on cnn this friday night at 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> a new orleans police officer has been suspended without pay for remarks he posted online about trayvon martin. officer jason girard wrote on the website of wwl "act like a thug, die like one." the new orleans police superintendent called the comments insensitive, harmful and insensitive, and added "to say i'm angry is an understatement." >>> the beating death of a southern iraqi woman in her home is being investigated by a possible hate crime. a note warned the family to go back to iraq and referred to them as terrorists. shaima al awaadi, 32-year-old mother of five died of a severe head injury saturday, after she was taken off life support. the council on american islamic relations says her body will be flown to iraq for funeral and burial. >>> looks like it's open season on p

joe oliver, mr.friend, had this to say about what george zimmerman told him about that night. we'll discuss on the other side. >> it came down to a life or death struggle between the two. i can't go into details how the gun came into play, but it was not a part of this story until it was too late. >> so it seems as if he's intimating there was some fight over this gun and that trayvon martin didn't see the gun until he got into some altercation with george zimmerman. what do you make of this? >> oliver was not there. the people i take seriously were the women who were witnesses of this thing and saw the aftermath to this shooting. of course joe oliver as a friend will say these things. someone is rolled out there to try to back up the story. they had a month and a couple of days to get the story together. they are doing everything they can to piece together and argument. the 911 tapes show this man was the aggressor. the 911 operator said don't follow him. we know what happened. george zimmerman need

joe oliver can say whatever he wants. dad can say whatever he wants. >> well, natalie jackson, it's certainly a fascinating case that's gripping america. i hope for the sake of your clients we get to some sense of truth and justice at the end of this. >> i want to talk with a man who is part of the trayvon martin case from the beginning. dan abrams. dan, it's a very complicated legal case. isn't it? because of the various laws that florida has relation to stand your ground and so on and concealed weapons and all the other facets to this make it complicated. from everything that you've seen and read that is factual so far, what is your overview about this case? should the police based on all we now know have arrested george zimmerman on that night? >> we still don't know about the most crucial question. that's exactly what happened that precipitated this event. we know a lot about all the circumstances surrounding it, but there are still some key questions. and look, i'm not in any rush here. i think that the authorities o