JOHN VAUSE, CNN ANCHOR: Now more on this hour's top story. In Baghdad, U.N. staff members returned to work in a semblance of normalcy four days after a bomb exploded at their headquarters. For the latest from the view from the capital, we go to one of our correspondents there, Rym Brahimi. She's on the telephone. She joins us now from Baghdad with more. Quite a wide-ranging press conference just moments ago from Paul Bremer, Rym. What were the highlights?</s>RYM BRAHIMI, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, definitely, John, it was quite wide-ranging. It began by focusing, obviously,k on what happened with this major U.N. body -- U.N. bombing. You know, it's the deadliest attack here since the end of the war, and it's also the deadliest attack against United Nations personnel alone. But what was interesting was that Paul Bremer, who did take the time to praise and</s>VAUSE: Rym Brahimi on the telephone there just after that press conference by Paul Bremer. Thank you, Rym. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com Normalcy>
U.N. Staff members Return to work in a Semblance of Normalcy