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Brian anchors the broadcast tonight from New York. Decision 2006 will be one major focus, featuring new numbers from the NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll and analysis by NBC's Tim Russert.
Also, the very first shout-out for Kevin Federline in an NBC News vlog. But you have to watch all the way to the end. Click here or on the image to do so.
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Could that be the first and last mention of Kevin Federline on the blog or broadcast? I almost didn't watch the Early Nightly, and then I would have missed hearing about the Richard Engel stories. Thanks!
Sarah, Los Angeles (Sent Oct 31, 2006 10:00:11 PM)
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