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Brian anchors the broadcast tonight, which will feature a report from Martin Savidge on why tonight's Monday Night Football game is much more than a good matchup between divisional rivals.
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GO SAINTS! But also: GO NIGHTLY! (In the Emmy contest!)
You are up for 8 (or 9 if you count the Special on John Paul), but you are competing against yourself in 3 categories, so how about winning 4??!! (Including the special).
Then there are nominations for Katrina coverage on Dateline and MTP. So GO NBC!!
Hope there is a lot of gold hardware decorating NBC News offices tomorrow! Good luck, you deserve them all.
Celine, JC-NJ (Sent Sep 25, 2006 4:41:24 PM)
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