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Play from 0:07[0:07] ..." a rare simultaneous primetime fund raiser. Featuring and it works three news anchors Katie Couric Charlie Gibson and Brian Williams. All of whom spoke to Matt lauer and Meredith Vieira this morning the today show."...

Play from 0:00[0:00]" The three major news networks are joining forces to fight cancer CBS ABC and NBC -- planning a rare simultaneous primetime fund raiser. Featuring and it works three news anchors Katie Couric Charlie Gibson and Brian Williams. All of whom spoke to Matt lauer and Meredith Vieira this morning the today show."

Play from 0:18[0:18]" This happened on nine elevenths. This happened after the bond Jason nominee this happened after Katrina the three networks coming together for a cause. This is kind of have a quiet emergencies the sitting every American friends."

Play from 0:32[0:32]" At a tough sell out from the network some -- words like this it was wonderfully easy really I think he's. With the opportunity to do something for the greater good to set aside our competitive differences. To raise money and awareness for something that affects. All of us you guys every one watching my -- men one out to one out of three women will be -- diagnosed and their lifetimes and I think. Everyone said yeah let's do it I think it's wonderful that it didn't come on the heels I mean I think the tsunami in the 9/11. Offense had an amazing but that it didn't come on the heels of the natural disaster but on a really important cause."

Play from 1:08[1:08]" What if he's in a telephone Charlie isn't isn't concert -- what -- look like an Internet telephone sort of gives you the impression it's going to go on forever you know our that this is one hour. And yes -- certainly big fundraising component to it but no commercials will be a lot of entertainment and there will be a lot of information. As well all tied to a website which is really designed to get cancer research and cancer back on the front burner in the front of people -- The three network anchors on the today show this morning fund raiser will be held on all three networks on September 5"

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