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NBC's Robert Bazell previews some of the stories we're working on for tonight's broadcast, including the broader implications of Paris Hilton's case, Vitamin D and it's effect on cancer and today's shakeup at the Pentagon. Click here to watch
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Farewell, Sergeant Joe
I hope that besides hearing about the Paris Hilton case tonight we'll be hearing about more substantive issues--such as Rep. Jefferson's plea of not guilty. I understand per a talk show that while this is arguably a far more important story, nobody on cable was covering it because they were all covering Paris Hilton. That's ridiculous.
Olivia (Sent Jun 8, 2007 3:15:57 PM)
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