And then there are lists, quoting gun-holster catalogues, private promises ("I'm never again wearing anything bought at Lowe's"), and late news about post-Katrina New Orleans ("The rate of Armed Robbery is up 1,022 percent"), where all this is coming down.
Not surprisingly, the Letterman side has some aggressive counterarguments, from the weakness of much of CBS's lineup of shows at 10 p.m. and the late news of CBS stations, to new quirks in the television ratings system.
At the CBS local station in New York, WCBS, rating for its late news soared by almost 200percentt.
Late news focuses on a 47-year-old man, a former taxi driver from Britain, who was held captive after traveling to a war-torn region to assist with relief work.
The New Yorker, April 24 , 1937P. 29 Some really extraordinary ones plucked from late news reports.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, April 24 , 1937P. 29 Some really extraordinary ones plucked from late news reports.
Late news developments can be found online at nytimes.com.
Sometimes we'd keep talking after the late news, Nina having long since said good night.
She'd still be glaring at the late news when he dropped off to sleep.
"In any event, I was driving home from doing the late news," he said.
