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To: hdl who wrote (340555)	1/9/2003 5:04:00 AM
From: craig crawford	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

>> arayan? << typo. didn't want the extra a. >> i doubt chung is jewish << you were the one who doubted clinton's secretary of defense cohen was jewish. do you think i just make this stuff up? The Interview Connie Chung boston.com I was surprised to read that you're a Jewish mother. Matthew had a bris, and I am very much a Jewish mother, which is not far from a Chinese mother. My favorite emotion is guilt. Both Chinese families and Jewish families have Chinese food on Sundays. I never converted, but we observe all the high holidays: By osmosis, I'm as Jewish as my husband. (her husband is jewish talk show host maury povich) >> i assume brown isn't << well your assumption is wrong. you can't tell that aaron brown is jewish? you should be able to tell just by looking at him. A Most Unlikely Anchor mediaweek.com geocities.com geocities.com Like Brown, NewsNight is something completely different. Brown begins with "Page 2," his essay on the day's main event to set the tone and context. One critic compared it to NPR on TV.. Then it's "The Whip around the World," in which several CNN correspondents who are on location are cordially greeted by Brown, and then asked: "A headline, please." Brown skips the litany of all the day's news and focuses on stories that have been shrunken or overlooked completely by other newscasts. Quirky subheads pop up--"One Tough Mullah" and "Semper Fi-nd Omar" signaled stories about the Marines' search for the Taliban leader. Often there's the Mystery Guest, a segment which sometimes flops. Brown was particularly bemused with the visit from Santa Claus. Brown, who is Jewish, commented that he'd never expected to end up interviewing St. Nick.