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Brian recaps yesterday's 9/11 coverage with a question about the lack of a fitting memorial, five years later, to the men and women who lost their lives that day, and he looks ahead to tonight's stories. Click the link to the right (below the advertisement) to watch.
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Brian - who wrote the speech the President delivered last night? I thought it was extremely well written and sounded a bit like Gerson although I understand he no longer works at the WH.
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Joan Chapman, Cheshire, CT. (Sent Sep 12, 2006 3:56:27 PM)
Brian,
You rock! Thanks for carrying on the tradition of Tom Browkaw, while carving out your own path. I am a fan and your broadcast gives me a feeling of reassurance in this changing world we live in.
Martha, Fairhaven, Massachusetts (Sent Sep 12, 2006 12:50:56 PM)
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