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     TYNDALL HEADLINE: HIGHLIGHTS FROM JULY 09, 2007
The erosion of support among Republican senators for President George Bush's military strategy in Iraq was the Story of the Day. ABC and NBC both led with the looming renewal of the Congressional debate over attaching troops-out provisions to funding for the war--NBC from the White House, ABC from Capitol Hill. CBS covered the Iraq debate too, but later in its newscast. For its lead, CBS chose the summer heat, as last week's western heatwave moved to the cities of the midwest and eastern seaboard. Phew! What a scorcher!

I am still catching up from the Fourth of July vacation, so there will be no more blogging on today's news.    
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Iraq: US-led invasion forces' combat continuesGOP support for President Bush's policy erodesJake TapperCapitol Hill
video thumbnailCBSIraq: US-led invasion forces' combat continuesCivilian death toll rivals that of Vietnam WarDavid MartinPentagon
video thumbnailNBCMilitary recruitment and retention effortsUSArmy fails to meet quota for second monthJim MiklaszewskiPentagon
video thumbnailNBCIraq: war-zone journalists at risk of violenceBasra reporter slain, interpreter wins asylumJane ArrafNew York
video thumbnailABCAirline travel: Boeing unveils 787 DreamlinerFuel-efficient plastic frame attracts 700 ordersNeal KarlinskyWashington State
video thumbnailCBSHighway infrastructure dilapidated, needs repairPotholes grow more frequent, damage carsNancy CordesPennsylvania
video thumbnailCBSWild forest fires in western statesMassive Utah blaze creates blinding black smokeJohn BlackstoneSan Francisco
video thumbnailNBCSummer weather: heatwave spreads eastwardsSpike in electricity usage puts stress on gridJennifer LondonPhiladelphia
video thumbnailNBCCoral conservation efforts in ocean watersGreat Barrier Reef algae are vulnerableAnne ThompsonAustralia
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TV animated comedy The Simpsons celebratedMovie version to premiere in real SpringfieldJohn BermanNo Dateline
 
TYNDALL BLOG: DAILY NOTES ON NETWORK TELEVISION NIGHTLY NEWS
SIGNS OF GOP IRAQ SPLIT IN SENATE The erosion of support among Republican senators for President George Bush's military strategy in Iraq was the Story of the Day. ABC and NBC both led with the looming renewal of the Congressional debate over attaching troops-out provisions to funding for the war--NBC from the White House, ABC from Capitol Hill. CBS covered the Iraq debate too, but later in its newscast. For its lead, CBS chose the summer heat, as last week's western heatwave moved to the cities of the midwest and eastern seaboard. Phew! What a scorcher!

I am still catching up from the Fourth of July vacation, so there will be no more blogging on today's news.