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Brian has recorded the Wednesday edition from his home office at NBC News headquarters in New York. Click the link to the right (below the advertisement) to watch. He discusses the debate about last night's lead story and says he expects the same discussion tonight at the afternoon editorial meeting 90 minutes from now.
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I enjoy reading your blog Ann. What a unique opportunity you have to be able to report on the war 1st hand. I admire your courage to report the news & pray that you & your colleagues return safely.
Christy, Texas (Sent Aug 6, 2006 2:23:24 PM)
I think that it's cool having this early nightly video blog. It makes NBC unique. Keep it up!!
Claudia Robinson, Montreal, Canada (Sent Aug 2, 2006 9:12:01 PM)
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