do we have anthony stewart and shirlee from walgreens. are they here? >> [inaudible] >> it's great. we give them a certificate and we get a check. what a good deal that is, but thank you to walgreens for their support. okay. so that's the end of my job. you guys are going to start yours. thank you so much for your help today and for what you're doing for the community. i will turn it back to muhammad. >> all right julie thank you very much. as you know nothing happens in chinatown without the chinese chamber of commerce and with the clean up events the first stop public works makes is to the chamber so that we can get a list of all the things that people are concerned about, but even more than that when i started by work with the city at the public works department the chamber was able to take me to go all over china to be able to see how they keep their cities clean, and as a result of that we have learned a lot from china, but also europe and other countries on what it takes to keep a city clean and all those ideas, some worked well in san francisco and helped our department get t

anthony mason on jon stewart leaving the program that changed the way millions of americans get their news. ( applause ) >> welcome, welcome to "the daily show." >> reporter: jon stewart has spent more than 16 years at the desk of "the daily show." >> in my heart i know it is time for someone else to have that opportunity. >> oh! >> nope, nope nope. >> reporter: with ferocious satire the show secured ineptitude in the media. >> what is the responsibility of the people who cover wall street? hoare you responsible to? >> reporter: and has feasted on hypocrisy in washington. >> mitch mcconnell proposed a bill and now he's filibustering his own bill! >> reporter: how did it change the game? >> it changed the game in that he did what no one thought was possible, made politics entertaining. >> dalton ross is editor of "entertainment weekly." among his more than two million nightly viewers the median age is 36. >> he presents the news in a way that i couldn't understand best. >> reporter: on the audience line at the "daily show" studios in new york today barbra o'brien was-- >> absolutely de

but jon stewart played favorites and i remember with anthony wiener in 2011 who was a friend of his, nn's excellent reporting at the time. on the sexting scandal. he didn't attack his friend. he attacked cnn, he was dead wrong. i remember going after him. so let's remember some of that too. but he changed the culture. he taught us to think about politics in a different way. he made it part of primetime entertainment. i don't know if it's goods or bad, some might say it's part of entertaining ourselves to death and it dumbs us down. i don't think anybody thinks anything jon stewart did dumbs us down. >> there's a whole class of people falling in his footsteps, john oliver and so many others what jon stewart started, so many others will continue. >> everybody is wondering, who will be next. who is going to replace jon stewart? can anybody replace him? give us your names, give us your thoughts tweet us at "new day." go to facebook. david, brian, frank, great conversation thanks. >>> we're hearing from counterterrorism experts that tens of thousands of people have travelled to syria and i

stewart made news relevant for a new generation. it will be part of his incredible legacy when he leaves the show later this year. anthonystories that helped him become the leader in comedy and some say a leader in journal it. . anthony, good morning. >> good morning, charlie. some say he indevelopmented the daily show when he took it over in 1989 and it became a game-changing broadcast, a comedy show that has managed to shift the american pop culture and politics. sometimes all it took was a look for jon stewart to puncture a politician. it's most often been aimed at hipypocrisy in washington or the absurdity of the election process. >> you invited the rock the world federation wrestling champion to speak. >> are you experiencing any negative feedback on the floor? >> not a bit, jon. as a matter of fact. >> who came out on top last night? >> well, jon, in my analysis and what my colleagues are saying is gore won, but bush won. >> how did it change the game? >> it changed the game in that he sort of did what no one thought was possible in that he made politics entertaining. >> dalton ross is an entertainment editor with