thank you inquirer, thank you daily news. i have added a fresh afterword for each one of those hundred columns in the book and i have recorded both the columns and the afterwards for release by audible which comes out friday. look out, if my radio producer ever releases the outtake reel i will be done. i remember being so honored in 2001 when zach solberg first offered me a column the news and likewise years later when brian tierneyinvited me to come over to the philadelphia inquirer . i majored in government and journalism though it felt like a natural calling for me. i also remember the newspaper having fun at the expense of my last name the time of launch itch i think was a play on mcdonald's you want that supersized. getting a column however was actually not the first time that i wrote for the philadelphia daily news and do some things that i'd forgotten until i climbed through the archives of the newspapers is that back in 1985, at the conclusion of my first year of law school at penn, i published an essay in the daily n

elizabeth: half of the newsrooms of the left-leaning new york daily news getting the axe, the bosses it on breaking news. coming up we've got a guest who's going to argue political agendas can hurt a business. >>> but first, secretary of state pompeo accusing iran's leader of profiting from a personal $95 billion hedge fund, calling it a slush fund, saying iran's leaders, quote, resemble the mafia. my next guest agrees with the secretary of state, he is president of the islamic forum for democracy, he speaks out after the break. stay there. ♪ so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly mo

that was the company that when i , itt got to the daily news was running the daily news and provoked a strike of the 2500 employees of the n newspaper bak then. late 80's, in the there were 450 people in the newsroom. there were more in the 50's. by the 90's, we had about 450. staff, new% of the york city had 7.5 million people. you are talking about a much bigger city, many fewer reporters, it's a tragedy what is happening to the newspaper business. not the fact that the papers are not publishing as many papers, that the stats continue to shrink and people who are producing original news. it's ludicrous to think you can put out a m major news site in w york city with just 45 people. amy: the now fired editor-in-chief, if you hate democracy and think local democracy should work in the dark, today is a good day for you. townsoes this mean for losing their newspapers? juan: that's a good question. how do you provide local news. there will always be national outlets that produce national news. who is going to cover your local school board and your city council and the decisions that tow

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on monday to give the department its first permanent leader since march. >>> well, the new york daily newson in new york city since 1919, has cut half its news room staff. the papers new parent company told employees in an e-mail that it's, quote, fundamentally restructuring the daily news. editor in chief jim rich was among those out the door. shortly before the layoffs were announced, rich tweeted this -- if you hate democracy and think local governments should operate unchecked and in the dark, then today is a good day for you. the daily news has reportedly lost more than $90 million over the last three years. it's a sad day in journalism, you know. local news plays a really important fundamental part in keeping local governments in check. >> it's a loss. it's a loss for the city. it's a loss for the state. and it's a loss for readers. if you don't want this to happen, go buy newspapers. give to your public radio station, support these organizations the best you can because when they're gone, you will miss them. >>> so what is president trump's mindset as he continues to distract from t

jones: i was a reporter at the anchorage daily news. but also covering business so i had covered oil even before the spill. >> can you tell us what the history of the oil industry was in alaska #how large was it during that time? in 1967s: it started with their was a huge oil strike . the pipeline began operating in 1973 and that's when the traffic again. about 15 years past before the spill. fromil industry in alaska the date oil was discovered had an enough -- enormous mind share in the state. it was recognized as the biggest source of running for state government. for long time it was the only source that matter. the oil industry produced money so fast it's a coffers that one of the jokes was, even the own less than -- alaska legislator could not waste it all. say --f it was spent and state services. besides generating all this money, they are always interested in politics and taxes and regulation. over time, their influence over the legislature became enormous. it was almost mandatory to be oil friendly to get elected to the legisla

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i was a young reporter at the daily news. the summer ed to be replacement reporter for people on the beat. beat, att to the police the time, when martin luther king was here. whoa. in that press oom was so anti-king, so anti-black, that, you know, it bristling, and i was shown reporter going on vacation, how do you get the news out of the police? the is the place where police put the complaints that the black people brought in on the marble. that?d what do you mean by he said, well, they would write the wn on magic marker on marble and as soon as the complainant had left they would wipe it off. coming in to ple report crimes, and this is the police reporter showing me this. said, have you never written about this? story?w, isn't this a i mean, i'm seeing this as a story. it at that 't do point because i was just a summer replacement reporter who, you know, trying to do my job. ut at that point, it just shocked me that there was that the of closeness between reporters. anyway. okay. last question. hank.question for concerning

and former anchorage daily news investigative reporter on the 1989 exxon valdez oil spill. and sunday, july 22 at 9 p.m. on afterwards, mark adams talks about his book tip of the iceberg, his expands retracing in 1899 exhibition of scientists, artists, conservationists, and writers. sunday, july 20 second at 2 p.m. tourrn, the c-span cities visits the alaskan state capital , the alaska native heritage center, and fort wainwright army base. watch for documentaries on alaska. the 1936 film alaska silver millions, the 1949 film eskimo northwestern alaska, the 1967 film alaska centennial. and the 1944 film alaska highway. alaska weekend saturday and sunday, july 21 and 22nd on the c-span network. or listen on the free c-span radio app. published by the u.s. capital historical society, the book create capitol hill, because of how the this -- how the district of columbia was chosen. and how the neighborhood and city developed in the early years of the republic. american history tv, a book launch and a discussion with the three co-authors, the editor, and the mapmaker of the book.

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the model for the daily news has had shrinking ad revenue. it lost $90 million over the last three years. >>> top georgia republicans are calling on a state lawmaker to resign after he dropped his pants and screamed racial slurs on camera. >> america! >> good. one more time. louder with america. >> america! >> good. >> jason spencer on sasha baron cohen's showtime series. he said he was punked into bl g believing he was making an anti-terrorism video and duped. >> because of who you are, you could be the victim of kidnapping by isis. you have two seconds to attract attention. how do you attract attention? >> screaming. take your clothes off. >> in america, there is one forbidden word. the "n" word. i will be the terrorist. you have three seconds to attract attention. >> [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]! >> are you crazy? the "n" word is no-no. this word is disgusting. >> spencer has not returned the calls from cnn. he says the series convinced him to participate by playing on his fear of being attacked. he proposed legislation barring muslim women from w

so watching the daily news i have a quote awesome thanks for watching us. do you think is going to win the two thousand and eighteen world cup. everything on the world cup final. to do on t w moves. into the conflict zone with tim sebastian. i'll be challenging those in call asking tough questions demanding. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with key players on the ground in the sons of. coaching through the rhetoric holding the conference to account facts the comfort zone. conflict zone with tim sebastian on t.w. . stuff hi and welcome back to sarah's music to make a great t.v. program you need a great team and i'm so lucky here at sirius music. we have a fantastic team and we've been through so much together i thought for today's program i would awesome which is their favorite episode and why we're beginning today like every program in hair and makeup with jon jon tell me which has been your favorite episode and why oh fan of haga. and i look on staus all went to shit collision until feel hinted in coalition on so. it melts and nods to. the for the m

democratic strategist and fox news contributor jessica tarlov and in the center seat, editor in chief of "the daily caller" news foundation, chris bedford. i love it when he salutes all the military people out there and he is fear and is

the "huffington post," i also worked there, or the "san francisco chronicle" whether philadelphia daily news i don't know why no one checked the papers. mind you, i was lying the whole time. i had to lie to get jobs. >> host: you had to check the yes simpson box? >> guest: i committed fraud. i had done all all of that. by the way, my lawyer, you can imagine i have a lot of lawyers, why? can you stop admitting that you committed fraud? but that's the truth. like, if i'm going to be really honest i have to be honest. >> host: on a personal level did you walk around with a sinking feeling in your stomach 24/7? >> guest: it was like, it was like edgar allen post telltale heart. i love edgar allen poe. i thought it was one of those things that either someone was going to out me or i was just going to blurt it out. i remember i was covering the iowa caucuses when huckaby one the caucuses. mike huckabee was actually very friendly to immigrant rights when his governor of arkansas, and that when he ran for president the first time he got really conservative about it. i had a few minutes with him on a

heritage institute with her book on alaska nate is, and stan jones, author and former "anchorage daily news" reporter on the 1989 exxon valdez oil spill. sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on afterwords, author mark adams talk bts about his book, "tip of the iceberg," his experience retracing an 1899 expedition of scientists, artists, and writers up the alaskan coast. on american history tv on c-span 3. the c-span cities tour visits the alaska state capital, the alaska native heritage center and we'll take a look at preparing seafood for market from alaska glacier seafood incorporated at 4:30 on real america, watch four documentsries on alaska. the film "alaska silver millions," the film "eskimo hunters in northwest alaska," "alaska centennial" and the 1944 film "alaska high." watch alaska weekend saturday and sunday july 21 and 22 on the c-span networks. at c-span.org. or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> former prettyish foreign secretary boris johnson stepped down last week to protest prime minister theresa may's brexit plan but delivered his resignation speech yesterday. >> who have do

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the new york daily news is having its editorial staff cut by half. . less than a year after it was purchased. wages will be raised for about 7500 nikkei employees after a global pay review, about 10% of the workforce. nikkei has faced mounting criticism, causing the chief executive to apologise. —— nike. they keep investing your time with us. this is bbc news. three men have been arrested after a 3—year—old boy was seriously injured in a suspected acid attack in worcester. he was in his pushchair at a retail park on saturday afternoon. the paramedic who treated the toddler at the scene has spoken exclusively to the bbc and he said the attack was horrific. from worcester, sima kotecha sent this report. a busy retail park witnessed a rare attack over the weekend. specialist teams spent hours collating evidence after a 3—year—old boy was doused in a corrosive substance while in his pushchair in home bargains. the fluid that i saw was pink in colour. it had quite a strong smell. no bleach or acidy—type smell, but it was an astringent kind of smell. just s

like "the daily new york daily" news cover. >> and the president showed weakness, quote details from the private trump/putin talks will come out in coming days. monday's joint press conference was a personal and national embarrassment. "the washington post" went further. in helsinki, mr. trump insisted there was no collusion. he ignored the plain facts and trashing his country's justice system. mr. trump was openly colluding with the leader of the hostile foreign power. >> the president tried damage control on the way back to washington. tweeting, as i said many times, i have great confidence in my intelligence people. his aides dealt with the fallout, the white house e-mailed talking points to republican surrogates. one involved in the summit put it this way, this was not the plan. >> vladimir putin got a pass from trump, but not chris wallace of fox fuss. >> may i give this to you -- fox news. >> may i give this to you to look at sir? that was wallace offering putin a copy of the mueller invitemd t indictments of the 12 intelligence officers. mr. putin trying to justify the hacking

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the daily news live from berlin after twenty years if there is a again friends have lifted the world cup trophy for a second time to the additional sixteen b. croatia in the final advance to setting off wild celebrations back home in paris the brits down to the gathered around the shops and using. their crushed croatian hopes with a kind of insane for two when they scored twice in each half and although croatia never gave up it was not enough france are the world champion. also coming up a high stakes summit in finland between the u.s. and russian president donald trump plans of helsinki in preparation for talks later today with a lot of the. head of the meeting trump labels the european union a vote over trade will cross the finish council. thanks for joining us i'm mary and evan steen and in a thrilling final france triumphed over croatia to win the twenty eighteen soccer world cup to talk about some of the highlights i'm joined here in the studio by nick mckenna kline from force so nick it was a thrilling and to quite an exciting tournaments take us through what happened tonight i

becker in washington he's the director of the answer coalition as well as host of loud and clear a daily news show on radio sputnik also in washington we have earl rescues and he is the executive vice president of the eurasia center and in managua we cross sudan copilot he is an adjunct professor of law at the university of pittsburgh as well as author of the plot to scapegoat russia all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it dan when did you finish writing your book the date. yes last last year like last so what did you know that we didn't know then because it sounds like an absolutely first big title for the moment in the current news cycle go ahead well russia. for a long long time you know we go as far back certainly as nineteen seventeen but certainly after or two we had you know what was known as the cold war.

this is the daily news coming to you live from berlin soaring temperatures spark blazes a bold the arctic circle sweden is facing its most serious wildfires in decades prompting its government to seek help from other european nations it's time to change to plain clothes speak to an expert on extreme weather. drowning in plot saying we need people in dominican republic fighting to save their coastline from this global scourge. on germany's focal association is heavily under fire following the national team's poor worldcom performance by munich chairman crowd times home and negotiating the german football team is being brought in by holmes on the church. a record breaking heat wave is keeping parts of europe on high alert sweden is one of the countries most affected by saying its worst wildfires in decades more than fifty blazes are torching far is mostly in central and western sweden and also above the arctic circle no people have been reports harmed both large scale evacuations have been taking place the flames are being found by some of the hottest and driest weather there in a century j

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the daily news in new york accuses donald trump of "buying the russian line hook, line, sinker, pole course, a more liberal paper, has never been a friend of donald trump's but what is striking to me, waking up this morning, i was in new york looking at the wall streetjournal morning, i was in new york looking at the wall street journal and morning, i was in new york looking at the wall streetjournal and the new york post, both murdoch papers, like fox news, and i think for the president, who is so conscious of how he is perceived by friendly news outlets and really relies on fox news, the wall streetjournal, the news, the wall streetjournal, the new york post to be supporters of his policies, to see them say this was a personal and political embarrassment, that is tough for him. yes, he got an easier going over from sean hanna t, we would expect that, they are good friends, but some on the daytime schedule to fox news were quite critical —— hannity. yes, let's see, i am very interested to see what happens over the next two or three days because we have had lots of people speaking ou

we have newspapers from south vietnam, saigon daily news and language publications. to chronicle the experiences of our south vietnamese allies from the republic of vietnam. they lost so much as a result of this war. they lost their homes, their families. they lost their businesses. when say gon saigon fell in 1975 we tried to preserve south vietnam. it was incredible by comparison. it's very important to work with them as much as we can to preserve their history and their documents. in addition to that, we do have materials from the communist side of the war. the north vietnamese. we have some of their equipment. it's interesting when you compare and contrast the different types of equipment that they used versus what we had. their helmet was wicker versus the steel of the american helmet. lighter weight great for camouflage and not going to protect them much. we also have the sandals which everyone heard of studied the vietnam war. made from tires and very cheap and very effective. canteens and other equipment. but also some of their publications as well. one of th

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the daily news was sold to the owner of the "chicago tribune" last year for $1. the newspaper has been a key fixture in new york city for the last century. andrew cuomo is urging the owners to reconsider. this is a live look at detroit from our affiliate fox 2. one of the big stories there, a real life rosie the riveter it's a milestone. she celebrated her 108th birthday. in world war ii she stepped in to help the war effort. she served her country is one of the original rosie the riveter's working on b-17 bombers for six months. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. ♪ ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for psoriatic arthritis. taken with methotrexate or similar medicines, it can reduce joint pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma, and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach

she's interviewed by new york daily news columnist. >> and then suspense. you create suspense. all the time. i have investigators going to hawaii. there's a report coming soon. he suggested there was a videotape coming and so that generates more media interest. well, let's see what he has to say. let's see if something comes up. guess what. spoiler. it never comes out. it never comes out. and then he selects a detractor to attack. he finds someone, at this point people start to come out and say, we think donald trump is lying. well, i'm not lying. other people are just talking about this. i'm just looking into it. d so anybody that pops up, loser, crazy, hack. and so if he can find a target to start scapegoating and have it us vs. them fight, that's when it creates that dynamic. >> then finally, he declares victory. >> yes. like he did with the press conference at the trump hotel in d.c. everyone come. in i'm going to have a major announcement. also look at my beautiful grand new hotel, if you want. and he essentially said, yeah, barack obama is a citizen. i cleared it up. i'm

take a look at the front page of daily news. trump invites putin to the white house. they did come up with some fantastic front-page headlines. reporter: so much imagination. you can see the photo of bare chested vladimir putin writing a horse with trump sitting at the back. time magazine reacted with another provocative cover. morphing donald trump into the russian president. the result is quite scary. host: it is indeed. if you want to take a look at the stories that claremont has been talking to us about, headwear website. france24.com. that is it for this edition. ♪ 'axwxwqoawc ruben martinez: a century ago, hundreds of thousands of mexicans fled the chaos of the mexican revolution, most of them arriving in los angeles, gravitating to the old pueblo area around olvera street. raquel gutierrez: they recreated a sense of home and history in the theaters of the nearby broadway corridor, where

this is the anchorage daily news in alaska. trump hands putin diplomatic win. look at the chicago tribune headline. like a knife through the ribs. trump supports russia on mueller investigation. here's the houston chronicle. trump sides with putin, casts its doubt and u.s. intelligence. the "miami herald," trump questions u.s. intelligence, not putin. here's a paper from idaho. the moscow pullman daily news. trump embraces long time u.s. foe putin. doubts own intelligence. this is from iowa city, the president citizen newspaper in iowa. praising putin. here's canton, ohio, the canton repository. a one-word headline. treasonous. so we've got three branches of government and the fourth estate. the behavior by one of those barrages of government, the executive, behavior by the president has shaken the nation in a way that is reflected in that big long list of headlines from the fourth estate. people are freaking out because of his behavior. that leaves two other branches, the judiciary and legislature. in terms of the judiciary, full steam ahead. the criminal and

. >>> the "anchorage daily news" reports a small plane crashed with only minor injuries.ales island south of ketchikan where it was headed. the pilot called 911 after the crash. poor weather made for low visibility and made it difficult for investigators to find the crash site. >>> an investigation by tennessee health officials found e. coli in water caused the sickness of ab55p lira authorities say initial tests on water samples from the zip line canopy tour found the bacteria in the company's water. the state health department contacted people who were at the site between mid-june and early july. more than 500 reported being sick. >>> and "the hollywood reporter" says warner brothers wants to build a tramway linking its burbank film lot to the iconic hollywood sign. the studio is now owned by at&t. it says it will pay an estimated $100 billion to build the skyway. it's a los angeles landmark, but it's difficult to get to. the plan must pass environmental impact studies though. >>> and still to come, raising trad china's reaction as the u.s. prepares for a new round of t

and better at sharing information between agencies, but the evolving cyber threat is illuminating new daily challenges in how we treat information. we are dealing with information silos of different kind, including between the public and private sector, but here's the good news. as i previously mentioned, the intelligence community today is more integrated than it has ever been and we are sharing information across agencies at all levels. in regard to the midterms, were partnering with dhs and fbi to provide support, information and grants to state election officials from all 50 states. we will continue to look for opportunities to support this effort. in regard to the larger cyber threat issue, the president has signed an executive order and critical infrastructure. the task of whole of government risk authorized the use of all available tools of state power including attribution, criminal indictments economic levers to punish malicious cyber actors. our leaders at the national security council consider this is a top priority. we are continuously pursuing actions on this issue. as you know

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the president's hometown paper, the new york daily news calling him putin's poodle.ublishing this remarkable front page t depicti president shooting uncle sam. it isn't limited to newspapers. lawmakers ones both slast the commander in chief for the summit. let's go to nbc's tracie potts from capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter:ood morning. ere was strong criticism from both sides here. it's notable how many republicans came outed and critiche president's performance. newt gingrich said it was the most serious mistake of his presidency. we also heard from senator john mccain calling this one of the mostisaceful performances by an american president in memory. ts of lawmakers calling out the president on what he said standing next to russian president vladimir putin. listen. >> i did not think this was a country.nt for our >> his behavior is so nexplicable and so against the interests of the united states, so against what all of his advisors would tell him, that americans are scratching their head and saying, if that'sot the explanation that putin has something on

. >>> the "dayton daily news" reports says ohio republican congressman jim jordan knew about case ofbuse at the school but failed to report them. jordan is a founder of the ultra conservative freedom caucus. he served as an assistant wrestling coach at ohio state in the 1990s. the wrestlers say jordan knew that a team doctor was groping male wrestlering at the time. jordan denies knowing anything about the sex abuse allegations. >>> the "telegraph" reports acteder kevin spacey is facing three more sexual assault cases in brittain. that brings the number to six that the scotland yard is investigating against spacey. the new cases involve alleged assaults between 1996 and 2013, and yesterday guy pearce who starred with spacey in "l.a. confidential" said he's been accused of being handscy. >>> "the indianapolis star" says a church has placed statues of jesus, mary, and joseph in a chain link cage to protest president trump's zero tolerance policy. they were placed outside the church monday night. the church's lead pastor said the homeless family was homeless with nowhere to stay and the

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. >> so the reaction from newspaper standpoint, the nork daily news calling it open -- the new york dailylling it open treason with a photo of trump shooting uncle sarge sam. putin's -- they are calling it all around the world. >> even the new york post was critical of the performance as are many usual trump supporters we see. he has some support coming out saying, engaging russia at this point is a good thing, so trying to establish a relationship, not focusing so much on the past, but overwhelming the response. >> he was doubling down on that last night. once again, saying he thought that putin was very, very strong. >> sen appearn almadet eathe evidence o >> reporter: it was a stunning rebuke of president trumps 18 intelligence community. when pressed with the question, who do you believe when it comes to the election interference? the president in that moment >> i have great confidence in my intelligence people, but i will tell you that president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. >> reporter: the reaction was swift. trump's own director of national intellige

and if you're watching your washington daily news if you're just joining us now a recap of our breaking news story this hour the german interior minister horses a whole fur also the leader of the bavarian c.s.u. party has reportedly announced he is stepping down over disagreements with chancer uncle america migration policy as a whole for says the migration measures put forth by the chancellor do not adequately accomplish what he's seeking as a whole for wants germany to turn away some asylum seekers at the country's borders but the chancellor has insisted on europe wide solutions well let's bring in his political correspondent one has a who's now in the studio with me for more soon you know we are hearing these reports that they hold for has offered to resign but of course the doesn't necessarily mean he has already done so where are we at this moment. allegedly he offered his posse delegates three options one to accept the deal that angle americal negotiated in brussels at the summit at the end of last month's just a few days ago or two to flat out rejected and three he would offer hi