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>> "the daily" is publishing every morning. it is delivered to you on the ipad. updates will be throughout the day when the news warrants, and we can break into the app for breaking news at anytime. as rupert says, it is $.99 cents a week, and we have special promotions in mind. we want to thank verizon. the first two weeks are free courtesey of verizon. and there are other partners i want to thank, hbo, land revolver, macy's, pepsi and virgin atlantic. i want to thank everyone for coming out in such a beautiful day which checking "the daily" weather page we can see tomorrow is going to be bet...

Congratulations and thank you to all our friends at apple and everyone who has worked around the clock these last few months to bring us to this day. and now it is my pleasure to introduce john, jesse and greg who will unveil the first edition of "the daily." [applause]. >> thank you, rupert. good morning, everyone. i'm john miller and joined by jesse angelo, editor of "the daily." greg is driving today's presentation. it is not a demo. these are live production bits. six months ago when rupert challenged us to find a new way to marry journalistic expertise that runs deep with news corp, we kn...

fairly limited audience until you realize we are talking better than 15 million users across the globe and growing per year. the question of an ipad only newspaper comes at a time when newspapers themselves are having, well, a stuff -- a tough time. the stories are ledge legendary about publications that were shutting down and losing money. rupert murdock tried to change that by saying there is a way to get the content to you, and whether it is by paper or on-line or now with this device today, the bigger question will be has he answered that? we will know in a few minutes when mr. m...

Why we can offer "the daily" for 14 cents a day. >> reporter: there are big questions that remain. who is the target audience, whether consumers will pay for content when they're used to getting it for free. also, will we see it on other tablet devices? we don't know that yet, but the company maintains that it has a roadmap for the next few years. jesse angelo, editor of "the daily," had this to say. >> we think there will be a giant audience for tablet computing. there are -- by the end of next year, 50, 60 million of these devices. we think it's a giant market. we want to plant our flag firs...

folks are not just trying to dig out, but hundreds of thousands are struggling to get by without power and in the midst of wind chills of minus 20. trace gallagher is covering this all from our breaking news desk. trace? >> reporter: megyn, this storm was ever bit as bad as advertised. can you imagine, this was the third worst storm in chicago in the past 125 years? chicago gets beaten up every winter. this is lakeshore drive. we talked about this so much yesterday. it came true. this was frozen in time, megyn, for several hours. in fact, it's still shut down. for a time, they had to...