the only person i knew was oliver. >> oliver was 30-year-old oliver o'quinn, an intensive care nurse at shands hospital on the campus of the university of florida. a background check revealed michelle and oliver were casual friends. >> i'd describe him as quirky. there was something about him, something that he felt like he had to go the extra mile to prove himself, where most people would just be themselves. the way he acted about michelle, i kind of knew from when he first met her that he had had a crush on her. >> i think she made comments to both her friends and her mother that he was weird and that she felt sorry for him. >> then police discovered some troubling information. a review of michelle's phone records showed that o'quinn's interest in michelle bordered on harassment. >> he had called michelle herndon 43 times in less than a month, and he had called michelle herndon every single day for nine straight days preceding her murder. he never calls her again. he knows there's no one there to answer. >> o'quinn's job in the intensive care unit would have given him access to ped

not only in-store account where there are 800 olive gardens. there are nearly as many, but let's call it 600 of all of the other chains. sales -- unit count is difficult to make up, and certainly from a sales volume it is even more pronounced. i think it is going to be hard a cashm, really, from standpoint, to offset. >> who is taking the business away from olive garden, from red lobster? >> i don't think there is one particular player doing it. over the years there have been a few different categories. you mentioned fast casual. a number of newer fast casual restaurants have been taking shares. casual dining in general, particularly at lunch, traditional casual chains like applebee's and chilies have their own iteration of the soup deal, so theyicks are really taking a bite out of it, if you will pardon the pun. i think the lunch guarantees, the tabletop kiosks, i think they will address some of the issues in regard to timing. point to you, is this a situation where they are putting things on the menu that people don't want to eat? >> it's qui

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. >> i e-mailed them a picture of michelle, a picture of oliver, and a synopsis of the homicide investigation, and told them he was wanted in the united states. they published it on three separate occasions. >> facing increasing pressure, o'quinn left ireland and flew to the west african country of senegal, where he was immediately turned over to u.s. authorities. once in custody, investigators got a court order to obtain o'quinn's dna sample, which was then compared to the dna found on the syringe cap. it matched. >> to me, i would equate that with getting the suspect's fingerprint off the trigger of the murder weapon. >> oliver made a great many mistakes, thank goodness.

a year canning the olives.our shopping cart, and ask what is my olive, the thing you want the least, the one that looks great or may not always swear or lose, this works when you buy clothes or groceries and when grew to say, buy a home. how much will you save by buying a home with one less bathroom or bedroom and don't get the backup camera in the car or bowl one less game or get one less snack at the stand. >> what is my olive? words to live by. thank you alicia. we leave you with what could be the cutest and most confusing animal stampede of all time. that is at least 100,000 noisy ducks bringing traffic to to a stand still in thailand, the reason they were sprinting down the street enmass, is because a farmer was herding them to food. this happens fairly often there, sadly nowhere near you live. >>> this is even cuter, pardon me excuse me and they rush off to their little duck convention. >> is it bad i'm thinking about what those ducks left behind. that is it, for brian taff and alicia vitarelli and i'm sh

very exciting week for me and for one of our guests, john oliver.g to be out here -- [ cheers and applause ] and i will be talking to john. one of the many things we'll talk about is the world cup. the world cup starts tomorrow. is anybody here excited for the world cup? [ cheers and applause ] i'm very excited about the world cup. i'm about to get irrationally invested in the next month of the world cup. i'm very much looking forward to seeing the american team play. and i also have a deep passion for the dutch national team. right after college, i lived in amsterdam for two years. i lived overseas. and when i moved to amsterdam -- i'm a huge red sox fan, and i would have to explain to dutch people, like, the plight of the red sox and how they were this team that, sort of, hadn't won since 1918. and dutch people said, oh, our -- the dutch national team is just like that. we're a team that's come very close. we've finished second in two world cups, and we're very much like red sox fans. and dutch people are like new englanders in general. they're a

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. >> rose: we continue with one of my favorite comedians, john oliver. need i say more. >> it's changing. i think we're gravitating towards attacking things that are difficult. going off to something kind of merits a week's worth of struggle. so you know, things like we've done things on fifa or the death penalty or net neutrality. none of those the things scream that looks funny. that is begging for comic treatment. >> rose: ukraine and john oliver when we continue. >> there's a saying around here: you stand behind what you say. around here, we don't make excuses, we make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up and make it right. some people think the kind of accountability that thrives on so many streets in this country has gone missing in the places where it's needed most. but i know you'll still find it, when you know where to look. and by bloomberg. a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begi

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crashedcc website following the oliver speech.spoke with reed hunt and asked if he had ever seen anything like this. >> back in the day, in the 1990's, we had aol, steve case with the ceo. he arranged the first e-mail of political lobbying in history, 400,000 e-mails sent to the united states congress to tell them to keep the internet open. it's the same issue, many, many years later. haspower of the net roots grown in the fcc chairman is getting an earful. >> no kidding. on some level, i feel like i have not done a great job of explaining what this is about. the notion of net neutrality i think is sinking in, the notion that some things will be allowed to come to you faster if certain companies pay for that, but there is a bigger regulatory framework. i wonder when you were at the fcc how you tried to position the internet and what was relative then in terms of trying to regulate it. >> the fundamental view of the fcc ever since i was there in the clinton administration has been the internet really ought to be open to all users,

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the key here is turning sales at olive garden with or without activis activists.do that, the shares will be higher. >> how long do investers have to wait before that happens? >> unfortunately, i think as long as the activism is going to go on, the sales are probably going to be under performing because people are going to be focused on the activists's efforts, meaning the management team, and not necessarily focused solely on driving comps at olive garden. >> has to be tabout the busines too. olive garden has a value perception, and in a world where this competes on prices and gained in such popularity in terms of quality, how do you do that, turn around and freshen up a brand like olive garden? >> it's less about convenience and more on experience. you highlight panera, excellent con cements, they are driven to convenience because they are faster. think of olive garden's tag line, when you're here, you're family, it's an experience you share with other people over a period of time. they need family and friends back sharing meals together in the restaurant, and i

. ♪ >> john oliver is here.ight years ago he auditioned in new york city for the very first time to audition for the daily show. 24 hours after getting the job, he was on the set with jon stewart as the senior british correspondent. reviews flourished and he was encouraged to strike out on his own, and he did. here is what his new show looks like. >> we pointed out that tom wheeler, the chair of the fcc, which is tasked with regulating cable companies, was previously a lobbyist for the cable industry, something of a conflict of interest that we summarized thusly. that is the equivalent of needing a babysitter and hiring a dingo. sure, it's a little offensive to australians favorite baby eating animal, but it's good for the joke. on friday, the fcc held an open meeting, and this happened. >> i am just wondering if you watched the john oliver segment about net neutrality and what you thought about it. [applause] >> that is not good. so? what did you think? >> i think it represents the high level of interest that e

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i was surprised to see john oliver take it on. me play a brief clip. >> you bet. >> these companies have washington in their pocket to conveniently degree. -- almost unbelieveable degree. >> comcast has spent $18 million in lobbying last year. more than any other company. >> just to be clear, the ranking who buys government influence is number one, the military-industrial complex and number two, the provider of lizard lick towing-- [laughter] >> yep, bloomberg west viewers got a look at that before. i wanted to the issue that we we -- i wonder, to that issue, we tried to bring coverage to earlier, what about the revolving door concern and the concern that tom wheeler and others cannot be fair because there've gotten so much influence from lobbies in washington? >> back when the internet was in its early days, all of us in washington, we were having this discussion, we wanted the internet to be a platform for grass roots. what you are seeing in these comments to the fcc is basically what we hoped for. we hoped everybody call log on

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laura, john oliver having fun. net neutrality can sound dry, why should we care?the most basic reason, for example, if cnn can afford to make sure that its videos get to you faster, they will pay the money and suppose pbs can't. so pbs public broadcasting on the internet would suddenly be in a slow lane because they wouldn't be able to pay the extra fee. if you're a viewer, who will you watch? cnn or are you going to watch p many -- pbs going it's buffering, and buffering, you'll move over to cnn. that's the core of the issue. >> so not only business interest but a matter of free speech. >> that's right. now netflix is huge. netflix can afford to pay a lot of money to get traffic to you rapidly. whereas the next netflix or youtube or the next startup may not be able to afford it. they will need more investment money. we've been in a world where mark zuckerberg could sit and with $50 a month he could start facebook and it would get to everybody at the same speed. the fear is that the cable companies, comcast, timewarner, would start to charge a fee for the last mil

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r one olive garden dishes. get your all-time favorites like creamy chicken alfredo.limited salad and breadsticks and dessert. 2 for $25 guest favorites at olive garden. roof paragraph this is a fox news alert. a defiant iraqi prime minister rejecting calls from the united states for an emergency unity government. earlier this week secretary of state john kerry urged prime minister maliki to form an exinclusive government block the spreading sunni insurgency. and breaking today news of syria launching air strikes into iraq to stop isis. and just a short time ago we spoke with "wall street journal" middle east correspondent matt bradley in baghdad. matt, thank you for joining us. and tonight, the big news, of course, is that prime minister maliki is rye geneticking a call for an emergency national unity government. where does that leave us now? he won't be bowing to what he calls a cue or foreign pressure to try to oust him. is he basically trying to spin this into a moment where he comes off as the courageous, the courageous patriot who is defending iraq from a terror

oliver north is host of war stories and author of the new book, counterfeit lies. tonight the american people say they do not want to go back into iraq by a healthy majority, they also say they disapprove in record numbers of president obama's approach to foreign policy, and disapprove of the way he's handling this situation as well. your take on it. is there a failure of leadership here? >> i don't think it's just a matter of being detached or disengaged. i think it's also his inexperienced, his ideological blinders, his incompetence, failure to lead, and this cascade ofself inflicted catastrophes and cover-ups. as you pointed out, just 29% believe he has insufficient foreign policy to become president. barack obama has not grown into the office. his foreign policy keeps getting worse. fast and furious, the arab spring, egypt, libya, the syrian red lines, benghazi, ukraine, the bergdahl five swap. and now this catastrophe in iraq, the whole idea of our standing in the world, the question on that poll is reality. >> let's put that on the board. we haven't shown tha

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