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Brian anchors the broadcast tonight, but while he's on assignment this afternoon, Chief Science & Health Correspondent Robert Bazell is on vlog duty.
He tells you about the story he's reporting tonight, which could give people with skin cancer another reason to proclaim dogs are man's best friend.
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A melanoma cure for dogs
A heads-up to all: on MSNBC.com, check out in the right column, under WASHINGTONPOST.COM HIGHLIGHTS, the 4th entry--"The reporter who won't leave Iraq", who is, of course, NBC's own Richard Engel. It is a great article about Richard by Howard Kurtz.
And Robert, I really look forward to more on the melanoma story. See you tonight on Nightly!
Celine, JC-NJ (Sent Oct 26, 2006 2:39:57 PM)
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