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“The bill 법안, as amended 수정하다, is passed.” Good morning. Moving forward. The Senate passes its version of that $ 700 billion bailout plan late night. Now it’s up to the House. But will they have the votes this time around? Meet me in St. Louise. Sara Palin and Joe Baiden squaring off 싸움의 자세를 취하다 tonight in the only vice presidential debate. Can she exceed expectations? Can he avoid a gaff 비난? The stakes 이해관계 could be huge.

 

And mystery solved? A hiker in the California wilderness finds items belonging to missing adventurer, Steve Fossett. And searchers are checking out what could be the wreckage 잔해 of his plane today, Thursday, October 2^nd, 2008. From NBC News, this is TODAY with Matt Lauer and Meredith Vieira, live from studio 1A in Rockefeller Plaza.

 

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On our broad this evening, high stakes. The night has arrived. All eyes on Sara Palin and Joe Baiden debating tonight in St. Louise. Second chance. Another attempt to that massive bailout plan, now even bigger approved by the Senate, it lands back in the House, but will it pass this time?

 

Cold comfort. What is safe to give to children with coughs and colds? Now that there are questions about over-the-counter <약이> 의사의 처방 없이 팔 수 있는 medications. Slim down town. An American city tackles 다루다 a big weight problem in a big way. Also tonight, a big homecoming here in New York today. A long-time resident has finally returned. Nightly News begins now. From NBC News world headquarters in New York, this is NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams.

 

Good evening. Would anyone have predicted as recently as this summer that the greatest moment of suspense 손에 땀을 쥐는 상태 with a month to go before the election would be the vice presidential debate. John McCain’s selection of Sara Palin certainly mixed up this race. After a strong start, she has stumbled 실수하다 in the only two network interviews she’s given. A self-described maverick 이단자 who tonight faces a 36-year veteran of the US Senate. While it’s true few people vote for vice president, these days it’s where a lot of the interest is again with 33 days to go until the election. Andrea Mitchell starts us off tonight’s debate site Washington University in St. Louise. Andrea? Good evening.

 

North Korea’s official newspaper said today the reason Kim Jung Ill, that country’s leader, has not been seen since mid august is that he is very tired. The paper said Kim visited a military installation 시설, 기지 every day in July and august. The speculation outside North Korea has been that kim suffered a stroke.

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