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reputation.ne and who was asked to go to "the los angeles times" in going against them numerous times john carroll left and a good friend of mine left and i went out to take over the "l.a. times" of first data walked in and the door of the security guard said who are you?id i said i am the new editor jim o'shea.e he got up pass for me to goo come into the building.th itat was good for one day.nto [laughter] that says a lot. i walked into thel newsroom there were pictures of otis chandler he was seuss. i looked around and thought a o k. [laughter] i t decided i would just go there and get up and said assemble a staff and basically i am a journalist i am here i think i can help you. i basically tried to be honest and appeal to the sense of athfi journalist. they traffic fairness and balance and if they think g you are honest they will give you ai chance even ifyou. they cannot stand you.he i did that and we went to work. all throughout the industry industry, we had gonet, through three or four years trying to figure out the right size of theeal newsroom, how to downsizewhol downsize, he cannot make

they'd -- john carroll, one of its editors left. a year later, a good friend of mine left, and i went out in november of 2006 to take over the l.a. times, and i'll never forget, the first day i walked in, i walked in the door of the l.a. times, and the security guard says who are you? i said i'm jim o'shea, the new editor. he says okay, he gave me a pass into the building that was good for one day. [laughter] i thought that says a lot right there. [laughter] i walked into the newsroom and all around the news room are plastered pictures of dean bakaay and otis chandler, the god, zeus. i thought, okay, welcome. i had decided that i was just going to go there, and i was going to get up in front of the newsroom. i said right away, assemble the staff. i went out and i basically, you know, said, okay, i'm a journalist. i'm here. i think i can help you guys, and i just basically tried to be real honest to them. it appealed to the sense in journalists that they'll give you a fair shake. they traffic in fairness and balance, and if they thin

we have john king on long island. jason carroll in atlantic city, new jersey. >> of course we've got up in philly, don lemons for us, d.c., athena jones and wolf blitzer will be joining us for coverage this morning. he's on the outer banks. >> i want to bring in our own john king. he's in long beach on long island in new york. and john, what are you facing there? what are you seeing so far? >> suzanne, you heard mayor bloomberg talking about the worries, the storm surge. we're in tropical storm winds, probably somewhere in the 30s. you're starting to feel the winds picking up, some of the gusts you mentioned, the storm down a little bit south of here near atlantic city. the big fear here in these low-lying communities, this community has been evacuated, a mandatory evacuation. you can see the sign behind me for the route out. there's water in the streets. you think not so bad. if you look out on to the water, the waters are very high, high tide about 2 1/2, 3 hours from now. the storm is making its way here, 2, 2 1/2 hours away, hi

john anymore. i want to go to jason carroll. can you hear us? i believe you're in atlantic city, new jersey. >> absolutely. i can hear you. let me update you. things are feeling much better now in terms of weather conditions than the last time i spoke to you an hour ago. the winds have died down just a bit. the rain has died down just a bit. certainly good news for atlantic city. just about an hour from now we will be at high tide. that is what emergency officials will be worried about, how much the surf and the water from the ocean surge comes up to the board walk. we can seat sand dune that was there. there was concern that the water would reach over the sand dune. that has not happened. one emergency official seems to suggest that he says we're not out of the woods yet in atlantic city but perhaps atlantic city has weather the worst of this storm. the casinos are boarded up. they started doing that in anticipation for the storm, boarded up, closed casinos here, all 11 casinos have been closed due to the mandatory evacuation that the city is u