| Although we have no witness to what happened next, based upon what's on the Magic Board and Richard's report that Wolf ran with unusual speed from the studio, the only logical conclusion is that he was looking for an alternative landing spot | Stay tuned for all the details at the top of the hour on The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer |
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| Even today, the bulk of the programming schedule is focusing on delivering news bulletins throughout the day and night | 1 PM — CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin• 11 AM — Inside Politics• So far the major events covered by the channel include challenger disaster —the subsequent explosion of space Shuttle Challenger resulting in deaths of seven members of agency |
Here is what we know: five minutes ago, Wolf sprang from the very chair in which you now sit and proceeded rapidly out of the studio door.
20| 10 PM — Anderson Cooper 360• It does intersperse those bulletins with special focus programs such as Inside Politics with John King | Everyone who saw him thought he was headed straight down this hall [pointing] to the toilet at the end of the hall [moves finger to toilet] |
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| Putting it another way, it's like reporting that someone has won a hotdog eating contest but failing to mention they were cocktail wieners | 4 PM — Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer• It was set up by media mogul Ted Turner, and its first broadcast was on the 1st of June 1980 |
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