discussion on a topic familiar to him, journalism. the panelists are john avhon, editor-in-chief of the daily beast, marisa buchanan, dave cullen, a freelance journalist, matthew far welshing writer for rolling stone, alex gelber, citizen nyu journalism school, lou san reid, eric bates, editor at first look, the intercept, ruby cramer, correspondent for buzzfeed, will dana, jack grey, senior producer at cnn, anderson cooper s 360, and jeremy. here to act as the emcee is ben smith who was hastings last employer and editor-in-chief at buzzfeed. since joining the company in january 2012, ben has built a newsroom of over 150 appropriators and editors, led expansion of over 20 content articles and built a team across the world. he has run for the wall street journal written for the wall street journal , the los angeles times, slate, the new york post and the new republic. ben will join us on stage in just a moment, but first, a short audio clip from the book. introducti
that has upset the u.s. military. uwell, i have to tell you much of the east coast is still being pounded. the storm is being blamed for at least 18 deaths. about 750,000 homes and businesses lost power. the storm is also effected some of the country s busiest airports, roughly 6400 flights have been canceled. stranded passengers have been stuck in airports for hours. and people actually use skis to get around washington, d.c. which is paralyzed by the snowfall. mayor city mayor is on the defensive. during a news conference today, the major said the heavy snow came faster than expected and sanitation crews struggle to keep up. during a morning rush. well, the teachers union, criticized for keeping the city s public schools open during near blizzard conditions. my on the storm, okay, i am looking around you, it looks like you have a slushy mess out there. i am thinking right now being stuck at an airport doesn t sound that terrible compared to what is being seen out here. mo
for an 11-year-old girl. thunder road - the first report from a photographer who turns america s extreme weather into works of art. from the deep south to the canadian border there was a collective grown of enough already. the latest winter storm is more than many can take. white outs, icy roads, travel nightmares and downed powerlines. it s far from over. hitting the north-east and new england, where some places will get 2 feet of snow. hundreds have no power, and there s no telling when the lights will come on again. jennifer london is here in new york with the latest on the storm. mother nature holding nothing back. it s been a steady combination of snow, sleet, freezing rain. that is what we are seeing right now. in the winter it is not unexpected to see snow. this even the amount of snow fall and the amount of storms is not expected, and it is definitely not normal. consider this - by 10:30am central park saw an accumulation of 9.5 inches of snow, making the mornin
violence against women. with valentine s especially and it s a good gift to go. reporter: in some places guns could be a popular present this valentine s day. good morning and welcome to al jazeera america, i m stephanie sy, a powerful winter storm hammered the northeast a day after bringing the south to a stand still and people are digging out of the message included another round of snow overnight and the northeast got hit with 20 of snow. the south also reeling from the storm and georgia and the carolinas still in the dark from massive power outages and responsible for deaths up and down the coast and grounded thousands of flights and biggest disruptions are charlotte, atlanta and philadelphia and we are tracking the storm s impact ap we are standing by in greensboro, north carolina but we begin in new york. on this valentine s day there is no love for mother nature and more snow fell overnight and into the morning as the region already deals with another powerful
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