DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: Celebrating 20 years here at CNN. Today, a look at the network's prime time newscast, "THE WORLD TODAY."</s>ANNOUNCER: This is THE WORLD TODAY.</s>STEVE REDISCH, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, "THE WORLD TODAY": The goal of the newscast is to tell you, the viewer, what happened today. What was important about what happened today. The three-anchor concept is unique. We're in Washington with Wolf Blitzer. We are in the East Coast with Joie Chen. We are in the West Coast with Jim Moret. One of those anchors can go out and do a story.</s>JOIE CHEN, CNN ANCHOR: Tonight, however, this is city united.</s>REDISCH: Be off the show, be on assignment.</s>WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR: Good evening from New Hampshire. Joie is off tonight. We'll have all the political news from New Hampshire shortly. But first, let's go to Jim Moret in Los Angeles for some Breaking News -- Jim.</s>REDISCH: Live breaking news is CNN's bread and butter. Breaking news always takes precedent. That's what viewers come to expect from CNN.</s>JIM MORET, CNN ANCHOR: You are watching continuing coverage of a developing story. Alaskan Airlines Flight 261...</s>REDISCH: Last night at 7:30, the Associated Press crossed a bulletin saying John McCain will endorse George Bush. We already had a piece from John King. In that piece there was a dated reference. Between 7:30 and 8:00, the national desk, the political desk all work together in order to get John King up live.</s>JOHN KING, CNN SR. WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: Two close advisers to John McCain tell CNN, the Arizona senator plans to publicly endorse Governor Bush tomorrow after their meeting. This despite some significant...</s>REDISCH: So we were right on top of the news at 8:00.
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