formally of the "new york times." i just want to introduce and i know you'll all know her and the case judith miller. i want to start with the end of the war, not the beginning. with lincoln's second inaugural address which is most famous as you all know for its closing words calling for malice toward none and charity for all. the speech was only about nine minutes long, but i would venture to say it ended so memorably that people had probably forgotten the beginning of the speech. and at the beginning of that address, lincoln launched into a recollection of his first inaugural appearance. and not without a little malice of his own, at least toward some. this is what he said. while the inaugural address was being delivered four years ago, devoted altogether to saving the union without war, insurgent agents were in the city seeking to destroy it without war. both parties dep -- the other would accept war rather than let it perish. and the war came. in a way that recollection sets the stage for tonight's discussion becau

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 and congressmen freedom of the press was necessary to a free government. but he changed his mind. he changed his mind in 1861, a period of trauma, a challenge to the very survival of free government, when traditional opponents became enemies and criticism was seen by many as sedi

--the new bay bridge stretch. >>darya: the big stories we are following, 34 hours ahead of schedule, to the bay bridge reopened route 7:15 p.m. last night. before you pass up this morning, gas prices are the highest they have been this time of year. >>mark: here is a live look at the golden gate. >>george: it is an easy ride around the bay area. we are looking at light traffic. at the bay bridge you are looking at the area just west of the metering lights. this is where the new way configuration is. we have heard from both da lin and will tran and that the new improvements are easy accommodation. on the sanity of bridge, but eastbound and westbound, light traffic. we are not looking at in the hot spots this morning. we have only seen the light traffic around the bay area. thought the golden gate, a three lanes available southbound to but more than enough to handle the flow. >>erica: we are seeing some remaining drizzle. the bulk of the wet weather hit us overnight. you could encounter some day of roadways on the ja

new york is the place to be. new york is the place people want to come to. but new york just stay ahead of the competition. convention centers are important economic generators. right now when you look at the list of where new york is in terms of convention centers, sadly, new york's convention center, the jakub jab vitz convention center on the west side of manhattan is down at the bottom of the list, literally number 12 after places like anaheim, california, washington, d.c., los angeles, there's new york. right now the jakub javits convention center is not competitive. that hurts the new york economy. because we're just not getting the shows here. the largest convention center in the country is in chicago mccormick place at 3.1 million feet. you see javits is 832,000 square feet. this is not a new problem. we've talked about it for years. we talked about expanding the center. it's hard to expand because it's locked. the hudson river is on the west side. there's development to the north. there's development to the east. today is different. today is differen

many fans are happy. >> the news the nfl is behind the product is exciting. it is almost as exciting as when davis brought the pass in against the saints. >> reporter: officials were celebrating since the original request to nfl owners was for $150 million. >> this is $200 million. the city is not responsible for a single penny of the billion dollars for the stadium. >>> the group believes the city will still end up with the bill if the deal collapses. they are saying the plan was misrepresented when voters approved it. >> who is paying for $200 million worth of loans? >> reporter: the ceo jed york said the team is on the hook for the loans. and he reached out to the city of san francisco. >> we will always be the san francisco 49ers and we will find great creative ways to work together to make sure we are a part of san francisco. >> reporter: they are helping the courts to help block any new election. they want the stadium ready by 2015. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the nfl approved a $200 million loan for the 49ers stadium project. the rest comes

she stayed in the swimming pool in east orange, new jersey. re in a minute. >>> our special coverage does begin at 11:00 eastern. the funeral service itself for whitney houston is scheduled to begin at 12:00 noon eastern. just a while ago we were talking about don lemon saying the battery in the camera might die. it did die and that means we have a new don lemon with us. don? >> reporter: i want to show you what's going on because i think the police are encouraging people to stay home, whitney houston's fans. so if you're at home watching this, we want to show you what's going on. this is a place you'll be able to watch it. and this community -- let's show over here. this community says so much about who whitney houston is and was. you're looking at the pictures. this is about as close as you're going to get to the church. it's about a block away. you can see all the balloons and flowers and candles that have been placed in front of the new hope baptist church in newark. on the side it says whitney houston, the queen of pop. beyond that you see

is on the new news network.>it is an independent progressive voice and i love that. >>jennifer granholm joins current tv. a former two term governor. >>people like somebody who's got a spine. >>determined to find solutions... >>we need government to ensure that people have freedom. >>driven to find the truth... >>what's really going on? >>fearless, independent and above all, politically direct. planned parenthood. anna talked to a conservative and it got a little contentious. drama, when we return. ♪ >> amid growing calls for the feds to investigate the new york police department, it turns out his racial profiling of muslims have been paid in part by by the feds. >>> and now its government bribing, and is he still selling you overpriced gold coins? it's wrongdoing and will compensate it's victims and will have a court-appointed monitor within his business for the next five years. >>> and they need a nice enter planetary with jennifer granholm. >>i am jenniffer granholm and you are in the war room. it's a beautif

in sports, of course, as we mentioned, the new york giants are nl championships after defeating the new england patriots after last night's super bowl. here's nbc's mario solis with a early look at all your sports headlines. >> hello again. the giants are super bowl champs, and they did it in dramatic fashion with another late rally against brady and the patriots. super bowl xlvi, the first to ever be played in indy and the second bowl to start the scoring with a safety. giants take a 2-0 lead when tom brady is called for intentional grounding in the end zone. new york up two. moments later add seven more. eli manning to his favorite target. victor cruz. giants up, 9-0 after one. new england cutting the lead to six with a field goal, and then tom brady caps off a 98-yard drive with a touchdown to danny woodhead. pats with a 10-9 lead at the break. after madonna was done doing her thing at halftime, tom brady goes back to work in third, connecting with aaron hernandez oopds over the middle. the pats flex their muscle and take a 17-9 lead. the giants would stick around with a pair of fiel

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the newest voice in cable news is on the new news network.is an independent progressive voice and i love that. >>jennifer granholm joins current tv. she's a political trail-blazer. >>people like somebody who's got a spine. >>determined to find solutions... >>we need government to ensure that people have freedom. >>driven to find the truth... >>what's really going on? >>fearless, independent and above all, politically direct. >>> going on fox news to complain about how fox news treats the president of the united states. first because this is the spot where we try to make similar pushbacks against the heehots, first, during the super bowl an anti union commercial ran in washington, d.c. it was the usual three-card monty game trying to convince people that collective bargaining is their endmy. this is a picture of mr. berman who has turned out to have made the commercial. he owns a house valued at $3,300,000. this is a guy portraying a disgruntled union worker. that's right. it is mr. berman who saved a little money by portraying the disgruntled

do we lead with the new cover of the s.i. swimsuit issue or the fight on capitol hill over the budget? we're going with the budget. so we have to hear about this later in the show. first though, let's get to the news. live at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock in new york city. president obama's budget proposal will likely never see a vote on capitol hill but it sets the stage for a fight that divided washington for years, including last year. the $3.8 trillion spending plan outlines the president's, including investments on education and infrastructure. we're calling on wealthier americans to share more of the burden. >> right now, we're scheduled to spend nearly $1 trillion more on what was intended to be a temporary tax cut for the wealthiest 2% of americans. do we want to keep the tax cuts for wealthiest americans or keep investing in everything else? education, clean energy, a strong military, care for our veterans. we can't do both. we can't afford it. some people go around and say, well, president is engaging in class warfare. that'

at this point, there's an open question of how the news media covered richard nexton. in his autobiography and the one in the 1970s that mr. gannon wrote about, nixon was pretty solidly said that everybody was against me in the 1960 race. once again, he also, by the way points back to the elder, his case when he looked at six crises which he wrote in 1962, he didn't seem at that point to be so hard edged. he quotes a letter from the chicago tribune correspondent, willis edwards saying, look, mr. vice president, i'm very embarrassed to be a reporter at this point because they're trying to nail you. nixon doesn't quite sign on to this, but the big turning point for him was the 1962 gubernatorial race here in california and this is whera i couple of things happened, the nature of "the l.a. times" which helped create him in the 1940s and 1950s had gone through a total transformation. he takes over in 1960. chandler thought at this point we are not going to be a nowing piece for the republican party. we are not automatically going to nail democrats. we're going to cover thin

the key right now is not turning in a new direction. >> not so fast, mr. president. >> reporter: mitt romney aimed his attacks after the president. >> we're not going to settle for a president that tells us it could be worse. >> reporter: he's looking every bit the front-runner as he goes into colorado, minnesota and missouri. >> this is a state he won last time and he won it this time. our goal is to get to super tuesday where we're in much more favorable territory. >> reporter: gingrich and ron paul are hoping to collect enough delegates to give romney a fight. santorum is hoping for a sudden game changer but he's running out of time. romney has fewer than 100 delegates. he needs 1,044 for the nomination. lynn? >> brian mooar in washington, thank. >>> a two-year long story of a missing mother took a terrible twist. more now from nbc's francisco. >> reporter: firefighters sift through the litter that is now the home where josh powell lived. earlier in the day, a social worker arrived with his two young sons. later, the house exploded. >> we believed he int

russian economy as to be changed in the new rest future the article was warmly welcomed in general but some critics claim it's contradictory and say put in didn't propose any real solution so is the program a real remedy or rather intellectual specialization we're asking journalist shawn ramsey and a bladder or summat to. russia's prime minister vladimir putin has recently been sharing his vision for russia's development in the series of pre-election manifestos published weekly major russian newspapers the first antico outline his vision funded realizing the russian society and was particularly addressed to the country's middle class the second touched upon issues of migration and zina fulvia this week's article the third is considered by many of the most important so far as it deals with the country's economic revival presents a case for ending russia's dependence on roman. and so that's two thousand and twenty as the deadline for. their own russians height not experts should double the same is expected to happen to the country's a

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the new york giants celebrate a second super bowl victory over the new england patriots in four years. >>> tuesday tussle. republican presidential hopefuls set their sights on colorado and minnesota. >>> and crowning achievement. england's queen elizabeth celebrates 60 years on the throne. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry, and today we begin with a giant win. the new york giants defeated the new england patriots last night at the super bowl in indianapolis right here on nbc in a thrilling game that wasn't decided until the game's very last game. here's nbc's mario solis. >>> good morning. four years ago the giants needed a remarkable catch and a late touchdown to beat the patriots to win the super bowl. last night it was day shah ju all over again or should i say day ja blue. giants trailing late in the fourth when eli manning hits mario manning ham. somehow, some way he makes the catch and stays inbound to keep the drive alive. that sets up this. lamont bradshaw with minute to play. giants rally once again to beat the pats in su

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off the new england patriots to win the super bowl. i will have all the highlights coming up. >> first, mitt romney makes it two in a row over the weekend and can he extend that streak tomorrow? we have the latest from th today my journey continues across the golden state, where everyone has been unbelievably nice. mornin'. i guess i'm helping them save hundreds on car insuranc it probably also doesn't't hurt that i'm a world-famous advertising icon. cheers! i mean, who wouldn't want a piece of that? geico. ah... fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent oh dear... or more on c insurance. >> president obama's reelection chances may be improving. a new poll shows the president an edge over gop front-runner mitt romney. this poll comes just after mitt romney won the nevada caucus. the silver state gave mitt romney his second victory in a row and newt gingrich can in a distant second followed by ron paul and rick santorum. the real brazenness to colorado and minnesota tomorrow. abc 7 is your election stations so stay with us for comp

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the old section is in the way of a new section. here in video supplied by caltrans, workers cut through a section of the 80-year-old bridge last night. bart says this weekend's closure allows so much work to be done. demolition of the bridge and demolition of a detour that will help the new bridge come into service much earlier than they originally planned. >> we are potentially going to be shaving off six months to year. >> closing down traffic this weekend created an opportunity. >> opportunity was, if we could move the traffic to the south, get it out of the way, then what we could do is drop a construction team inbetween the existing bridge that has traffic on it and the new bridge that we were building and complete that portion of the bridge that we would have had to build off the westbound was originally opened. >> here's the main focus. the place where the new bridge meets the oakland shore and where everything bunches up. open room for crews to connect the roadway to the new bridge to the land. and as become usual with the h

new jobs. we've learned of two major companies putting out the call for new workers. which has about 500 stores across the country plans to hire 4,000 workers this year, for what the ceo calls high-paying jobs because of the growth of online in sales. >>> and manufacturing strength from caterpillar, the company is bringing jobs back from japan and creating jobs in georgia. caterpillar thinks it will create a ripple effect that will create jobs on top of that, including the supplier who make the parts for caterpillar. >>> we turn next to the race for president. your voice, your vote. so much criticism over the bailouts, giant help over the auto industry for one. but tonight hear mitt romney's turn around of the salt lake city olympics was helped in part by a taxpayer bailout too. here's jim kerley. >> reporter: the thrill of the victory at the olympics is feeling a bit more like agony for mitt romney as he joins the city tonight for a tenth anniversary celebration. but the salt lake city newspaper headline highlights romney's success getting federal earmarks, taxpayer

i tried to keep away from the politics news. ides, nothing that was really happening but another string of primary victories for old front-runner mittington romney. >> huge night for rick santorum. >> a clean sweep across the board for rick santorum. >> republican presidential candidate took home a huge win in all three state, missouri, minnesota, and colorado. >> jon: what the hell? (laughter) america, i leave you alone for one week. (laughter) one week! i expect you tow go a little crazy, maybe have a party, invite mexico over, draw a penis on canada's head while it's sleeping. (laughter) maybe grab a camera crew, walk around informing individuals someone they love died. but making this guy the front-runner? oh, man! now we're going to start fighting about religion and public policy again, aren't we? all right. >> last month, the obama administration said the new health care law rishz religious hospitals, colleges, and other institutions to include contraceptive coverage in their insurance plans. that set off a firestorm among

last of the fema trailers has left new orleans. fema called the departure a significant katrina recovery milestone. more than 23,000 were deployed in the storm's aftermath in just the new orleans area alone. while they were the only shelter a lot of folks had, a lot were later suspected to have toxic interior materials leading to various illnesses. the best news here is that all the former occupants of the fema trailers have now moved on to a more permanent residence. >>> there is a new jd power survey out on auto dependability. vehicles are more reliable and owners are holding on to their cars longer. toyota well represented among the top brands. scion and toyota made the top five with porsche and cadillac. lexus most reliable. notoriously finicky jaguar among the bottom five. chrysler brought up the rear with ram, jeep, dodge and chrysler named as the least reliable brands. >>> take a good look at the man we are about to show you and ask yourself if you've seen him or if you heard anybody lately bragging about the new rolex they p

researchers say the treatment may be key in treating alzheimer's disease. a new study found sending electrical impulses deep into the brain improved the memory of epilepsy patients. scientists caution the results were preliminary. deep brain stimulation has been used for about a decade against parkinson's disease and other disorders. >>> most doctors end up sugar coating the truth when it comes to their patients. that's according to a new survey in the journal of health affairs. more than half of doctors admit to make a patient's prognosis sound better than it actually is. and some say they didn't fully disclose the medical mistakes for fear of being sued. others say they have lied to a patient just in the past year. >>> and if you ever find yourself ready to snooze on the job, tell your boss it's for the good of the company. new research supports the power of the power nap. we like this here on the "early edition." some companies already provide space for napping saying it recharges employees. now doctors say it can do even more than that. >> it will improve you

the place where the new bridge meets the oakland shore. caltrans closed the westbound lanes, to move the existing roadway on the oakland side. the detour allows room for work on the new westbound approach to the new bridge. it will stay in effect until the new bridge is opened. and as has become usual for the holiday weekend closures in recent years, having the bridge in one direction shut down provides a great opportunity to get other work done. and that's what they're doing. >> as it stands, right now, we got a lot of work done last night. some of the pre-demolition for the big demo effort starting around 6:00 tonight, completed. and we started to knock off the extra things we're trying to do for the maintenance on the bridge. >> caltrans could finish early. and open the bridge before the 5:00 a.m. tuesday target. it is all very weather- dependent, and so far, the weather has cooperated. >> later, tonight, if things go well, late tonight, probably around 10:00 p.m., at the earliest, we may be able to start the striping effort. again, it

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>>mark: the new 49ers the stadium could be open a year ahead of schedule. in new construction contracts has been approved. as initially with the city will look like, let's show you what will happen at the actual site now in >> over here is where everything is going to be happening. you can see the material out here now. there are expectations that they will get this done and six months as one year ahead of schedule, by august a 2014. that is something there are hoping for. there are incentives for contractors to get that done. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news condition continues. video of a man crossing a street in a run over by a shuttle bus. unfortunately he does survive. we will show you the amazing video right after the break. as well >>mark: there is the man, a shuttle bus runs them over, he conceded man crossing the crosswalk. the shuttle bus speeds up and runs over the man, pitting him underneath. as we show you the video slowed down, this happened at 80 and leavenworth in the tenderloin never varied portion of eddie was shut down to fr

. >> on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor, judy miller. syndicated columnist cal thomas, jim pinkerton contributing editor the american conservative magazine and host, alan colmes, i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> . >> jamie: i'm in this race because i care about americans. >> i'm not concerned about the very poor, we have a safety net there. and it needs repair i'll fix t i'm not concerned about the very rich, that's fine. i'm concerned about the very heart of america, the 90, 95% of americans right now who are struggling. >> jon: mitt romney on cnn the day after winning the florida republican primary, the media focused on the very first part of his phrase there, jim, where he said i'm not concerned about the the very poor. everybody jumped on that and said, a-ha, here is a multi-million dollar nair out of touch. >> they have to weigh the safety net a trillion dollars in the federal budget. ignore that. whenever the media are confronted by the quotes, they can apply the dan quayle rule or the barack obama rule. the barack

the new deal, as a major domestic form, had pretty much run its course. attention was being shifted to foreign affairs. you know, by the mid- to was being shifted to foreign affairs. you know, by the mid to late 1930s. what was happening abroad? what were some of the huge events that the president had to respond to in the mid to late '30s? >> japan had declared war on china. >> invaded china, exactly. i'm not sure they declared war. they certainly invaded. there was a horrible, bloody war. germany was expanding. first in austria then in czechoslovakia. what else was going on in the world. those were two huge things. >> civil war in spain. >> civil war in spain that seemed to pit russia against germany and italy. italy's invasion of ethiopia, the pretty much demise of the league of nations as an effective mechanism of international relations. and what was the reaction of the congress of the united states to this eruption of world crises? >> they were still very isolationist. >> so what did they enact? >> neutrality act. right, basically designed to keep the

of a news website. i am also the editor of the news websites. i am involved in the editorial and publishing side of the operation. that is what i do. i publish a news websites. >> how long have you done it? i have done it for 11 years. -- the site itself has existed for over 11 years. in it's current form it goes back about five years. we employ a number of journalists. it is able company with everything that goes with that. for the first five or six years, it was a one-man show. >> can you remember the first moment you said, i want to do this, myself? create this website? >> yes. i think there were a couple of moments where i had that where i did not do it yet. false starts. when i was in graduate school, i was involved in website design to support myself. i put together a newsletter that was about things having to do with the internet. i liked it. i think i liked being a publisher, putting something together. when i got into being a political journalist, i had an urge to do something like it. it only came together at the end of the 2000 electio

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formally of "the new york times." i just want to introduce -- i know you all know her and the case, judith miller. i want to start with the end of the war, not the beginning with lincoln's second inaugural address. speech was only nine minutes long but i would venture to say that it ended so memorably that even after that brief time lapse, people had forgotten the beginning of the speech. and at the beginning of that address, lincoln launched into a recollection of his first inaugural appearance. not without a little malice of his own. at least towards some. this is what he said. while inaugural address was being delivered four years ago, devoted all together to saving the union without war, insurgent agents were in the city seeking to destroy it without war. both depricated war. one rather would accept war than let it perish and the war came. in a way that recollection sets the stage for tonight's discussion because it sheds light on lincoln's thinking both at the beginning of the conflict and as he looked toward its

the nikkei. we saw interesting news on the economic front and other news on corporate front and the hang seng moving up 0.5%. yes, it's positive but still cautious over here. i talked about tokyo just a second ago. shares in tokyo electric power were up 0.5% this session. the japanese government threw tepco an $8.9 billion life line. without that extra aid, tepco didrying delisting. it reported an $8 billion net loss in the third quarter. in some senses, no surprises there, simply because we know they've been dealing with the disaster and the heavy costs that have been involved in that. the government very much having to get behind tepco on this one. >>> now, elsewhere, shares of cameramaker olympus, those rose about 0.3% this monday. it will take more than that to off set the loss of $412 million that it is forecasting for the current fiscal year. the estimate exceeds analysts expectations and follows what has been a terrible chapter in this country's history. they were forced to admit a $1.4 billion fraud. questions were raised about the firm's accounting practices. the shares are worth only half

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it will happen here at the new hope baptist church. ese are live pictures of a makeshift memorial outside of the church in newark, new jersey. fans have left flowers, balloons, cards and candles all in her memory. this coming saturday at noon is where the funeral will take place. south of the church seats up to 1500 people and the service is invitation only. there is no public memorial plaque at this time. the pastor will officiate shared a little bit about what he plans to say. >>pam: that voice is silenced but if she left as with so much. she was able to leave us with so many maummar -- so the the wonderful memories of that god giveth give. >>justine: pastor carter says organizers hope to set up a large screen outside of the church so that people who were not invited are able to see the funeral proceedings. >>justine: gov. christie says he said was a cultural icon who has the same rank indices musical history as frank sinatra and brews britain's the animal or flags to be flown at half staff. the family is asking any divisions in her m

nonetheless, the death makes news around the world. >> from the "new york post" says "diva's last hoursde her bathroom door, several aides just waiting. they didn't know anything was wrong. >> and here the head line "the age." the voice of an angel." i think that says it all about her end. >>> other head lines. victims of the "costa concordia" are being remembered one day, one month after the ship sank. 15 people, including a couple from minnesota, are still missing and presumed dead. 17 bodies have been recovered. >>> over the weekend, crews began pumping oil from that sinking ship. officials say it will take 28 consecutive days to finish pumping all of that fuel. >>> there's also word that osama bin laden did not want his children to follow in his footsteps. his brother-in-law tells a terrorist newspaper that the terror leader told his children to go to college in the u.s. and live in peace. bin laden's fifth wife has been in pakistan in custody since the u.s. raid on their compound. >>> in sports news, a battle of the titans at pebble beach. tigers woods was one shot out of the hole

the silent predators of mideast sky. now launching a newirline assault at the hands of domestic law enforcement. >> it's a tool for us that gives us an eye in the sky, without paying time for a helicopter. >> reporter: one of the strong points about the drone is it can find people. people who are missing. people who are hiding. even though you can't see me on the ground, to the drone, i'm purely visible. you see me? you see me now? the faa has issued nearly 300 permits, many for law enforcement use. and is developing new rules to address the second controversy, over unmanned drones. flying over busy, domestic air space, safely. the airline pilots' association warns of chaotic, dangerous skies, if drone operators continue to learn their craft in just days. they want full pilot training. >> without that, there's a potential for a drone to run into an airplane. >> reporter: making the new domestic drones as unintentionally dangerous to americans and their privacy, as they are potentially lethal to terrorists overseas. for "nightline," i'm jim

you can see the new entrants, the new windows, and the new sculpture terrace. this is the view of the new entrants, this is another view with the entrance for young people at a late-night visitors to the auditorium. [chime] these are new balcony's and terraces. a staircase -- the last thing i will mention are the materials. we are inspired by the fluid notion of the water, the landscape, and the climate here. it is quite organic, and you can see when the sun passes through this the other day, the light and shadow changes. it is a very organic building as it presents itself toward howard st.. lee added that pattern since the last time you have seen this project. you will get a black and white light and shadow pattern that will be complementary to the actual switch that has a black and white pattern itself. you can see another issue we are very cognizant of. often, you can see these types of concrete creating artistic patterns that people rather enjoy. you're getting 80% of that the solder being lifted by the sunlight. that was the last slide, sorry about that. pr

devices on the new web system, the new 700 mhz system.rything would not go live day one, this would be over a period of time. >> those which you would be replacing, those are devices that have a life of how long? >> i think i would ask my i.t. folks to speak to that but i know anecdotally -- even with other devices that we have come up let this, etc. come of their own life span is not so long, so i don't know with wireless cards and modems. "generally, the life span of those types of devices are 2-3 years. you can expect after three years you will need to think about replacing it. >> you would expect over time as those devices would need to be changed out, you would have a new device that would speak to this system? >> correct. >> 875 devices that you mentioned, when were those purchase? >> i don't have the exact details but over the course of the last one-five years. we have seen a steady 5% increase from last year to this year in wireless devices that have been purchased by the city departments to help our folks in the field communicate

i'm sorry to bring you the bad news tonight. /2 sorry to bring the bad news tonight. to bring you the bad news tonight. 2 sorry to bring y the bad news tonight. i'm sorry to bring you the bad news tonight. sorry to bring you >> good evening. >> first tonight we have developing news. pop star whitney houston has died. the details are still coming in right now. her publicist confirmed the 48-year-old singer died this morning. she didn't give any details on the cause. houston reigned as the pop music queen in the 80s and 90s. end of her career drug use took its toll on her voice. >> thousands are gathering to celebrate the year of the dragon at the chineser new -- chinese w year parade. >> reporter: we are where they are staging a lot of the pretty spectacular floats. you can see down market st

here at 30 rock in new york city where all the news is, of course, about the new york giants. the front page of "the new york post" calling them champs with a photograph of eli manning. 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

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the na'sti the nation's new top dog is crowned. back in a moment. >>> it's all lchl in all the time. bay area native jeremy lin is the most talked about sports star in the country. up until this week, the high school grad has been crashing on this couch because he did not have a guaranteed contract with the new york knicks. mets. >> no, knicks. >> okay. i'm getting my baseball and basketball confused. after six straight wins eats moving off the sofa and into his new digs. this suite two bedroom place in white plains, new york. this is a similar model unit. nightly news will have more on the rising star coming up in just a few moments. >> he's moving on up in new york. >>> well, it's a brand-new concept. the uc system is gearing up to launch youtube's first university run channel of california programming. it's called uctv and will feature documentaries, interviews, and commentaries. it will be fresh content from throughout the uc system. officials hope it will help spark new ideas and spark the knowledge of the ten campuses. it's expected to launch

you have the paradox of the new deal coalition or the roosevelt coalition or the new democratic coalition putting together african-americans and the white south that at this time was still segregated, that had the system of jim crow discrimination against african-americans. but roosevelt was able to keep the south, despite having african-americans in his coalition, as we talked about, by not doing what? >> come out as being for civil rights. >> exactly. he had no civil rights program. basically, the deal was the south, white south -- blacks hardly even voted in the south, held no political offices. held almost no appointive offices. had no place in the justice system in the jim crow south of the '30s. the deal was fdr would let the south manage its own race problem, would not interfere at the level of the federal government. and in turn, the white south would do two things. vote for him and democrats, of course, since it was a one-party south at this time except for african americans primarily -- vote for democrats and fdr in national elections, and support his new deal programs in the co

somewhere in the front, the new cardinals. will pause for a minute from front of that area that opens into the lower level of the basilica where the actual tomb of st. peter the apostle is. he will pause for a moment of prayer before going to the seat and beginning the ceremony. >> it is interesting, i saw the cardinals moving the hat. >> that is a gesture of respect to the hope that they remove their skull cap. here they pause for prayer. and this day is all about the unit of the leadership of the church gathered under -- or gathered with the successor of st. peter. >> there will several names on the list of the cardinals that will be familiar to our english-speaking audience. there will several english-speaking arch bishyops and bishyops and others who will be elevated today. arch bishop edwin o'brien last served the holy ceplicure of jeruslem. he was at one point the archbishop of baltimore. and there is a representative from india. thomas c -- bishop tong hon is the archbishop from the people's republic of china. there are