"daily news." if lincoln became president it warned in one particularly vile article in 1860, we shall find negros among us thicker than blackberries swarming everywhere. typical racist rant of the period. who was the editor of the daily news? he was the brother of the mayor of new york city. so think about that. that's as if marjorie tibbin who is mayor bloomberg's sister and serves as the commissioner for protocol instead had beaten out jill abramson as editor for the "new york times." it just is totally alien to the relationship between the public and the press today. when len con sought re-election in 1864, his campaign manager was the publisher of the "new york times," henry raymond. before that sounds unusual, the publisher of the democratic paper, the new york world, was the campaign press national chairman for lincoln's opponent for the presidency. press competition and outspokenness only intensified exponentially with secession and war. before his inaugural lincoln told a group of senators

who was the editor of "the daily news"? the brother of the mayor of new york city. think about that. mayor bloomberg's sister, serves as commissioner of protocol, instead had beaten out jill has been abramson as editor of "the new york times." it's foreign to the public and press today. when lincoln sought re-election, his campaign manager was the publisher of "the new york times," henry raymond. as that sounds unusual, the publisher of "the new york world" was national chairman for lincoln's opponent for presidency. press competition and outspokenness only intensify exponentially with war. lincoln told a group of congress men freedom of the press was necessary. he changed his mind. he changed his mind1861, a period of trauma, a period of is survival to the free government when traditional opponents became enemies and criticism was seen by many as sedition. lincoln concluded that he must save the whole constitution even if it meant temporarily sacrificing specific guarantees. one of the first to feel the institutions was the press. the union banned the use of the ma

this guy gets up from the washington daily news. he said, washington daily news, mr. president. when john glenn comes to town, they urged there be a holiday for all the school kids in d.c. kennedy looked down and said, this administration has always followed the policy of the washington daily news. it was just that spon taneity ad humor that even if you disagreed with him, which i did, made me think, the democrats really have something here. >> later we'll be talking about debates. richard nixon did not debate in 1968, nor did he in 1972. why? >> i think all of us didn't think he ought to debate. and neither did he. and we used the statement that we were not going to get into a debate with governor wallace. so we're not going to debate. you didn't see lyndon johnson debate, did you? why should he debate goldwater, he's beating him by 20, 30, 40 points. why would you debate somebody you're beating by 40 points? humphrey -- let me tell you a short story. we took al smith to dinner -- >> explain the al smith dinner. >> the al smith dinner is a political dinner in new york. it's hos

this is the "new york daily news" lead editorial this morning, "obama gets religion." yes, it's true many american catholics support the president's decision. in a new poll 58% said religious institutions should be required to offer birth control in their plans, a number higher than the support among the public at large. but that doesn't change the core principle, the "new york daily news" rights, a religious institution should have the latitude to live by its teachings, free of aggressive government intrusion. all the president's men and women know they've got a stint kerr on their hands. they've lost the argument on the merits. >> i agree with the new york daily news that religious institutions should be able to offer policies that reflect their philosophy and that's what the law does. if they're going to go out and have a separate business, that's not essential to their core religious mission, it seems to me it gets attenuated at that point and there is that kind of exception in the law. the other thing i will say last week when we had the komen breast cancer issue,

the back page of the daily news. back page of the new york post. >> joining us from philadelphia to talk about this is "vanity fair's" buzz bissinger. you wrote about this for the daily beast. you made no bones about it, you said this is mainly because he's asian american and if a black player had had a few good games and scored a bunch of points, it would have been no big deal. >> i feel that very strongly. i know people don't like to hear it, but i think it's the truth, and it's not just me. there were two philadelphia 76ers interviewed and in a very measured way, an all-star this year and mo williams said the same thing. i think we have certain expectations for every racial class and i think the expectations for african-americans is they're supposed to be good at sports. i don't think there would be this this type of outpouring. i think whites identify with jeremy lin. he's of a different nationality in a sense but they like what he represents, hard work, hustle, et cetera. >> what about the media's coverage here?

>> first job, well,the first full-time job was the chicago daily news. i had done some stuff for a suburban newspaper in chicago, evanston, illinois, and took my things in to the chicago news and i didn't really expect much to come of that. i thought maybe they would give me some kind of summer job in the art department, and i kind of lucked out because it turned out they had a cartoonist who was leaving at that time, and they said well, come in monday and we'll give you a tryout. and i left college during the end of the second year, and went in there on monday and i never went back to hool. >> you've got, it says the first daily cartoon for the chicago daily news. >> that's right. >> what's this? >> this is a bunch of tree stumps and the title is, "this is the forest prime evil." of course that's an issue that's still with us today. we have the cutting down of all the great oldrees. >> 1924. >> 192. >> i'm sorry, 1929. has your style changed much since then? >> yeah, it has. as you can see, that's a lot of pen lines and so on. i hadn't taken p the crayon

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the new york daily news reads "lin and a prayer." taiwan has embraced him like a son. >> lin-sanity in action. jeremy lin doing what he does best. scoring crucial point in the last few seconds of the game. helping the knicks win their sixth straight match. the news channels cannot get enough of him. his parents were born in taiwan. although he was born in america, he can speak mandarin and has it taiwan to cook players. the taiwanese consider him a local son. even his relatives have become a hit. there is talk of his father's hometown making him an honorary citizen. one of only a handful of asian players who have made it to the nba. he has become an inspiration to youngsters. >> we feel very proud. now we will have more opportunities to play in the nba. we will see more and more asians playing in games. >> his success in his studies and sports has also prompted society to rethink their of this is on education. they are considering allowing teenagers to follow their passions. despite all the praise. the man is keen to keep his feet fi

bloomberg news and washington editor of the week, and in new york an on-line column for the new york daily news. are the media being unfair -- >> the honest answer, howie, is yes and no. let's face it. okay. rick santorum spoke a long time for many years about these social issues, and so they have a right, they being the media, have a right to bring it all back up if he is running for president of the united states. i don't think there is -- there is a but to that, and that is that in the heartland of this country, when, for example, that whole big satan story we heard about, rick santorum's remarks on satan, what's the big deal? people know about good and evil and all of that, and within that media culture, that new york, washington corridor, they don't get it, and, therefore, it seems a little bit out of balance the way santorum sees it. >> you are saying we just heard santorum saying on fox news that the media wants to destroy conservatives. do you think mainstream journalists get up every morning thinking about that? >> well, i don't think it's that deliberate, but i think there is a cultur

here's the back page of the new york daily news. thousand now we have a new set of puns.ise. darren williams says he takes full responsibility for linsanity. it was against him that jeremy lin had his breakout game. ever since, he says he's had the rematch against lin circled on his calendar. got sick of hearing how he was destroyed by jeremy lin. carmelo anthony returning to the line up. everybody waiting to see how it went. lin getting anthony an open look, 4-0 knicks. this time open for three. knicks trailed by eight at the half. jay-z and beyonce certainly enjoying themselves. in the third quarter, darren williams takes over. completes a four point play. seconds later, hits another three. he had a season high 38 points. jeremy lin is good. darren williams is just a little bit better. knicks unable to stop the nets, lose to new jersey 100-92. carmelo anthony said he was just trying to stay involved in the offense, help the team do what it had been doing. he finished in single digits. their next game on the road against atlanta. >>> strange finish between the nuggets an

"new york daily news" reports he is moving into new digs. sweet new two bedroom joint at trump tower in white plains, new york. >>> coming up, a south bay city snuffed out smoking. >>> and no more slipping and sliding in the east bay.op pula getting shut down. >>> well, it has been a family favorite for decades, but this summer will be different. the water slides at pleasanton's shadow cliffs regional recreation area won't be opening as they have for the past 20 years. the operators say the slides need to be upgraded to meet safety codes and provide handicapped access. that could cost more than $200,000 and the parks district can't afford it. they will be closed permanently if a solution is not found. >>> some concord students getting a break they have been asking for, specifically a bathroom break. all the restrooms in mt. diablo high were unlocked and operating. the principal finally had locked all but two boys and girls bass rooms because of vandalism. a number far below what's required for the school's 1400 students. they started a campa

new hampshire. on january 15th, gallup's daily tracking had romney at 37% nationally.ngrich won south carolina and overtook romney 31 to 27%. they were neck and neck heading into florida, but we know how that ended up. how should we be reading these polls? peter hart is a democratic pollster and runs heart research, and bill mcinturff is a republican pollster and cofounder of strategies. and jennifer covers congress for the "huffington post." all of you guys, welcome to the program. mr. hart and mcintush, i'll go to you first. i wonder if you have found 2012 to be the most volatile year in all of your polling? >> it's certainly a volatile year. and alex, to be on the show the the same day that donald trump is going to announce, how much better can it get? >> it's ratings gold. >> what i tell you is, he's the kim kardashian for the republican party. no marriage will last over 72 days, i'll guarantee you that. >> we will take your bet and put some money on that. >> but it is fluctuating a lot, and in part because i think the voters have been having a hard time finding th

. >>> turning to sports from the front page of the "new york post" "daily news" jeremy lin is delivers last night another win for the knicks as he becomes just incredible, the talk of the town literally. by the looks of the crowd you would thought a knicks home game. tough first half, mid-way through the first, stripped by calderone, lin would have eight turnovers on the day. the raptors jump out to 47-36 lead at halftime. but that is why they play two halves. lin settles down, fourth quarter knicks down by 6, pass to stoudemire, amare, not mel, check this out. check this kid out. look at him. he's an economics major from harvard. ties the game at 87. raptors failed to convert in the next possession, game tied, okay? clock winding down. planning things out. >> the crowd on its feet at the air canada center. lin puts it up, jeremy lin from downtown! the knicks take the lead! amazing here at the air canada center. >> incredible story, knicks win, lin finishes with 27 points, 11 assists. has 109 points over his first four starts. the most of any player since the nba merger. after the game

on the front and back pages of the post and daily news. lui has been checking into his meteoric rise. lots of reasons they're watching him. >> not only all the puns. over 300 division one colleges. not one wanted jeremy lin, except the ivy league and harvard. the gamble here, only a few harvard grads made the nba. the last in the 1950s, according to database basketball.com. unfortunately, that trend seemed to be playing out for lin. no team wanted him after graduation. then the break. the golden state warriors sign him, but cut him december 9th. the rockets then pick him up. but christmas eve, let him go. a week later, the knicks came knocking. but unsure of his contract, lin was couch surfing on that very couch. teammate landry fields taking him in. he crashed on that couch the night before he got the call to hit the paint. scored 25 points the next day, 28 two nights later on his first start. but he still was unsigned and could be released up to the february 10th deadline you see there. with three days left, he got the $788,000 deal. lin

wouldn't you know it, the "daily news" has spread champs as well for eli manning. four years after stunning the undefeated new england patriots in super bowl xlii, eli and the giants are champions once again. the fourth quarter again belonged to eli. this was the play of the game. down two points in the fourth quarter with 3:45 left on the clock. manning leading his team downfield. this is mario manningham on the first play of the drive, making the catch, a beautiful throw and catch. also getting those two feet inbounds. they reviewed it and it stood. a huge passing play. the giants march the ball down to the 6 yard line. this was a strange play. the patriots let ahmad bradshaw score the touchdown. he had an instinct to go down and let the clock run down but his football instincts scored the touchdown. here is the last throw, it's tipped up, ron gronkowski might have had a shot at it. but he has a bad ankle. couldn't get to the ball. eli manning wins his second super bowl mvp award. full highlights and postgame interviews ahead in sports. also, jimmy fallon had a li

then your daily news. i heart jeremy. carmelo anthony.ve fallen in love with jeremy lin since he won the starting point guard job for the knicks. over the games, lin averaged almost 27 points, eight assists and four rebounds. shooting 51% from the floor. on top of that, new york has been without its superstars, amari stoudemire and anthony for four games. amari to return tonight. he was mourning the death of his brother. will they be able to coexist with lin on the court? there's a new star in the big apple. carmelo says yeah, we can do this. i know there are questions about can i fit in and stuff like that, but this is a dream come true for me. it takes pressure off me. i don't have to try to get amari 20 points, this guy 20 points. i'm going to go out there and get 25, 23 point a night, play defense, rebound, do the whole thing. it is true the knicks haven't had a point guard in oh, i don't know, 35 years. it's good. carmelo to have one. carmelo not the only one excited. stephen colbert revealed that he also caught some of the lin-sanit

according to the new york daily news the funds were paid while wiener was pretending somebody else sent the now famous crotch shot. that's impressive he went to this length, no pun intended, and it actually wasn't that long -- >> don't hate. hatin is bad. >> i kind of love him he went this far with the illusion. >> listen, i love me some anthony wiener. i miss the guy. yes he is a putz, but he was like newt gingrich. he gave us good tv toeder. he was great, but he was colorful, a bit of a weasel. he was a passionate guy. what did he do? he was not in the white house sexually assaulting an intern. >> cheating on his wife, that's all. >> i know, but it wasn't what bill clinton did. it didn't rise to that level. and yet bill clinton is a great states man and anthony wiener is a pervert. >> a picture is worth a thousand words, andy. you were the first to say that. and you were involved in the scandal because you exposed wiener's crotch shot on your radio show. do you feel like you broke this story? or do you feel you ended it? >> i think we pretty much ended it. it was nice to be able to us

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. >> this is from the "daily news."subtlety or -- >> tact. >> or tact. yeah. that's not a great picture. this headline, this came from -- >> that's rushing to judgment, too. >> yeah. we don't know that for sure. the autopsy's not back yet. this headline i really like, though. this is from the "age" paper in australia. i really like what they wrote here, "the voice of an angel. stilled by life's demons." i think that kind of says it all toward the latter years of her life. that probably one of the most eloquent headlines to come from all that. as you hear that song right there, with t"one moment in som" give me one moment in time. more thain thought i could be when all of my dreams are hay heartbeat away and all that i thought they could be. racing with destiny. then in that one moment in time i will be free. she had a lot of graemt moments in time and now she's free. it's a lyrically beautiful song. your favorite, though. >> my favorite, because i've always been a big sports fan, but the 1991 super bowl giants-bills. th

host: this is "the new york daily" lead. guest: i agree with "the new york daily news" that the administration should be able to offer policies that reflect their philosophy. but if they are born to go out and have a separate business that is not essential to their core religious mission, it seems to me to get attenuated, at that point. and there is that kind of exemption in the law. last week, when we had the komen first cancer issue, my social media, facebook, a twitter, was lighting up without rage from women that komen would pull funding. this week, it is radio silence. the women of america do not see why this is such a big deal. it is birth control. virtually every american family has used at at some time or another. people are asking, why should that be part of my health insurance? it is part of the health care i am getting. host: diana degette is a democrat from colorado, member of the energy and commerce committee. first phone call comes from baltimore. frank is on the republican line. caller: thank you for taking my

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. >> on that point, here is the dayton daily news from ohio back in october with this headline. "ohio has lost 3500 factory others the last ten years." >> yeah. i'm not surprised because that's the world i live in. >> right. >> every single day. going into these factories, dealing with trade adjustment assistance for the workers, being with these workers as they go through bankruptcy. i've seen too many steel mills close down and manufacturing facilities close down. it's not just the one that closed down, it's the entire supply chain. >> give us -- i want to show our viewers manufacturing in ohio by the numbers. home to about 22,000 manufacturing companies. cincinnati ranks sixth for manufacturing jobs. cleveland 10th and columbus 19th in the whole country. leads the nation in general purpose machinery, second in metal working machinery. 67.74% gross state product is generated by manufacturing, about 80 billion annually. tenth in the nation and fifth in the nation for total manufacturing and dollars. so given what i have just said, paint the picture of youngstown, ohio. what did

2012] >> reporter's question white house spokesman jay carney about the contraception issue at the daily news briefing. this is 15 minutes. >> on the contraception issue, speaker boehner is promising to repeal the rule through legislation. i am curious about your reaction to that. if that were to happen, will the president veto it? does he feel that strongly? >> there is a lot of speculation about the question. on this issue, from the very beginning we have said we would work with individuals who of concerns as we were to implement the law. on january 20, when this decision was announced, secretary sebelius said "we will continue to work with religious bridge during this transition to discuss their concerns. the 28 states have similar contraception coverage requirements. some states do not even have the exemption which this provision requires our churches and houses of worship. we want to work to implement this policy in a way that is sensitive to their concerns. let us be clear -- we are committed to ensuring that women have access to contraception without paying any extra cost, no matter wh

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. >> paging through the paper and who do we see in the "daily news" but you and your old boyfriend. >> they're trying to start some trouble there for us. you know if you sit with rege, and you were at our table, frank was atur table, if you're at a table with regis, there is a lot of yelling going on. >> yelling while the speakers are speaking. >> more entertaining than anything that's going on. one of the reporters -- frank -- that was him, he was there and he asked regis, hey, you were just on the show and so i guess we're going to see more of you. what did regis say? >> i can can't read it anymore. he said, we're talking. we're talking. >> the way regis says it -- >> we're talking. but there were lots of people there. you saw everybody from piers morgan -- they gave out cookies. they were a hit. >> tell them what happened to regis. >> he jammed that cookie into his suit pocket and he was looking for the ticket to his coat and he couldn't find it. he was upset. so he busted in the coat room himself, like, i'm going to find my own coat, put it on, leaving, joy goes, that's not your c

my background comes from traditional print journalism, strong ties to the new york daily news. worked there since i was 12- year-old, most recently covering the federal government and the d.c. government, seeing how the obama administration and gray administration, using money in politics and how those tie to the political realm. >> tell us about your association. i love this with ann huffing ton and that whole evident. i find that amazing. >> amazing. this summer in july, i got a phone call from her and she said i would like for you to launch this section, called the huff high school. i launched the website in september. it has all teens news from justin bieber to people talking about the election and the political race. oranges it is young people at the forefront of change and that starts with the laws of this country and the politics. good luck to you. i want to owen now, too. your mission and passion is very different. can you tell us what your work is in. my work is within public health. at age 12, hi a heart and kidney transplant and i decided to dedicate my life to publi

new study suggests a daily diet soda increases risk of heart attack and stroke by more than 60%. the university of miami study followed 2500 new yorkers for nine years, the cause of the increased risk isn't known. but researchers believe diet soda drinkers could be replacing those saved calories with other unhealthy choices. >>> god speed, john glenn. >> amazing to believe, but 50 years ago, john glenn was the first to orbit earth. he hurd he did into space in 1952, inside a mercury capsule dubbed "friendship 7 he orbited the planet three times." >>> congress cleared a big hurdle reaching agreement to extend the payroll tax cut, but there are more big decisions coming down the road. the tax cut expires with bush era tax cuts by january, and more compromise will be necessary to keep americans from taking a major financial hit. pennsylvania senator robert casey is chairman of the joint economic committee and joins me now. sir, it is nice to see you this morning. we know the stance on both sides, the president and democrats wanting to keep bush tax cuts for the middle class, let the

but when it comes to filling the daily news bucket, context is a pain. thankfully, stuff like, i like to fire people or i'm not concerned about the very poor makes bucket fill ago breeze. here is a tweet from the editor of the nation, a lefty paper. compassionate conservatives sucked into romney's guilded sewer. he says he's not concerned about the very poor. then from obama's 2012 campaign manager, so much for we're all in this together. see how easy that was. come on, mitt, can't you make it harder for them? i don't think mitt has a bad bone in his body. robbie the row about the from "lost in space," he sees no emotional import in his phrasing, so even when he's right, he sounds wrong. i don't mind, at least make letterman's writers work for their pay. don't do interviews before you've truly woken up. i blame it all on not being able to have caffeine. bag mormon -- i could not do anything in the morning! >> the point that you last made in not doing tv before you've had a chance to wake up, i also understand why they are having the candidate december as

he has a beautiful picture in the "daily news" today looking good. >> thank you. >> have you had any no? been up all night? >> well, first, i don't want to sound like i'm complaining because, you know, it's a great night, it's a lot of fun. you get to hang out with a lot of nice people. i'll sleep on the plane. >> it is a long night. you worked the red carpet, though, right? >> did the red carpet, did elton john's party and then the "vanity fair" party. >> what stood out to you on the red carpet, al? >> you know what, it was kind of quiet. >> mm-hmm. >> yes. >> people were a little subdued, and then brad and angelina showed up like with only 15 minutes to go. the carpet was -- we were all starting to wrap up and all of a sudden brad and angelina showed up. >> mm-hmm. >> so we were hanging out a little bit longer. but there was a certain solemnity to the evening. >> a lot of people didn't come with dates. a few people showed up with their moms, kind of cute. >> and rooney mara brought her mother and her sister. >> that's right. she did. brad pitt brought his mom and dad. jonah hill br