frightening, sometimes, to hear the fact that the most trusted name in news is jon stewart. but who can argue that there is not some good quality reporting and information that goes on on a show like that? i think it will be far reaching. we have young people, both in print and on the internet. it is a wide range of opportunity. i do not know that there is any one standard today that anyone could point to that would be the single source. >> what about the chronicle right now? reducing $1 million per week, what does that look like right now? >> thank goodness we are not losing $1 million per week today. i am happy to say that. to give you an idea, fourth quarter of last year, in the toughest economic times of this country that we have seen since the great depression, it was a record quarter for us for the decade. now, the bar was awfully low, but it was a profitable quarter. started out at the beginning of the year, in this type of environment, not making money today. but we are on our budget and on our plan. the last six months of the year looked to be a strong revenue envir

. >> reporter: late night comedians like jon stewart aren't the only critics of beck's timing. >> beck is now martin luther king. >> blacks don't own martin luther king. >> reporter: civil rights lea r leaders say beck's an thety big government message couldn't be more different than that preached by dr. king. >> they have the right to rally. but what they don't have the right to do is distort what dr. king's dream was about. his speech says, clearly, that he wanted to see a nation where the federal government protects us from those in states that would not uphold our civil rights. >> reporter: but dr. king's legacy will live on on that stage tomorrow in the form of his niece. do you think that your uncle would appreciate or approve of glenn beck standing in the exact spot that he spoke in 47 years ago? >> i can only imagine that my uncle, if he were here today, he would say, we are the human family. and we must love each other. he always said, if we didn't learn to love each other, as brothers, we would perish as fools. he said, we have to learn to get along. >> reporter: alvita king

. >> chris: jon stewart has been going after you a lot recently. i want -- let's watch him doing glenn beck. here it is. >> yeah. >> as i look around at all the truly random things that i scribbled, i'm sorry, i promised myself that i would cry. [ laughter ] >> chris: what do you think of that? >> i think he's funny. i think, honestly, i think he should write me a check. i don't think there is anybody on radio or television that makes more jokes about themselves than me. i tried to get frank taliendo does a great me, i mean really, really well. i tried to get him on the show to do the chalkboard and mock me himself. there is a lot of stuff to make fun of. >> chris: let me ask you about one of those things. what's with all the crying? >> did you notice that i didn't during the speech? >> chris: there were a couple of times you were welling up -- >> okay, for me. but i didn't cry. you know how hard i worked on that? i was a hard living, hard drinking guy, and i don't know what happened. but when i stopped drinking and i turned my life around and i be

the head says jon stewart. he's won every year since the stone ages.he way he was treated, i'm going to give it to conan. >> too close to call? >> it's pretty close. stewart is the incumbent but conan -- we want to see conan win to see what's going to happen. delicious. >> me, too. we'll be watching. great to have you with us. >> thanks. >> we want to return to harry in new orleans. hey, harry. >> all right. thanks very much, erica. we are joined here in jackson square by chef john besh who has not one, not two but six restaurants here. >> just a few places here in town. as you can tell, i love new orleans. what a gorgeous morning. >> you grew up in slidell. >> about 30 minutes outside of the city here, what used to be the country, now slowly engulfed in new orleans. cooking up some shrimp and grits today. >> you know what -- >> perfect brunch dish. >> before the storm, if you came to new orleans and engaged in conversation with a local, it only took about 22 seconds before it always came to food. >> it takes that long? >> maybe it's five seconds. >> w

you've taken some heat from jon stewart. but not this week. take a look. >> i wish there reason out there. someone who could see clearly. >> i have to insist that we recognize those anchor babies as citizen of this country. >> lou dobbs thinks your immigration measure is too dracony. lou dobbs, who has spent years of his life, trying to get dora the explorer deported. >> of course, he's doing that because you disagree with senators john mccain, lindsey graham, mitch mcconnell, who are saying, let's look at the constitution. >> i don't have a problem with looking at any right and examining it. so the purpose is to bolster the public's understanding and knowledge of those rights, which i think is clearly needed here. the idea of denying citizenship to those who are permitted citizenship under the citizenship clause of the 14th amendment. i'm a law and order guy. i want our borders secured. i want the laws enforced. i want the american people represented and all their interests. it's not in the interest of the american people, in my judgment, at

he also sat down for his first interview about the controversy, appearing on the jon stewart "daily showwhether you like the mosque or don't like the mosque, you don't have to go. there's already another mosque down there within four blocks of the world trade center. there's porno places. there's fast-food places. it's a vibrant community. it's new york. >> mayor bloomberg said the debate is being fueled by politicians trying to polarize people to get votes. >>> police have arrested three men in canada on terrorism charges. among the suspects a 28-year-old doctor who appeared on "canadian idol." in 2008. he sang an avril lavigne song and even did the moonwalk before being rejected. police in canada said the terror plot involved bombing sites overseas. >>> and a rare bit of good news for tiger woods. he's entering today's second round of the barclays tournament tied with the lead. he opened with 6 under par, his best showing so far this season. and his best by far since just before his personal life started to unravel with that car crash last november, which we all heard about. that's the