Re: Bob (and KATIE) on Imus Tues. 7:29EST

[Guest guest]

Bob and are both appearing. Good news. Thanks Jim. -KB

Bob , Chairman and CEO of NBC Universal, will be our guest at

7:29am eastern. Bob, along with his daughter , will be on to talk

about autism... the nation's fastest growing developmental disorder.

In fact, 3 children are diagnosed with autism EVERY hour in this

country.. which works out to an alarming 1 out of EVERY 166 kids. The

family has a personal connection. Bob's grandson (and 's

son) was diagnosed with autism in 2004. That heartbreak inspired the

s to embark on a very public and emotional mission to raise

awareness about autism and its devastating affects. The result of this

campaign was 'Autism Speaks,' an organization designed to raise money

for research, unite the autism community, and help bring hope to those

afflicted with the disorder (and their families). You'll hear their

heartbreaking story and see how you can help by watching and/or going

to their website www.autismspeaks.org.

Jim

[Guest guest]

Am excited about this! Don't get this out here... (I'm sure I do

just don't know how!) Pls post immediately if you can.... ??????

Thanks!

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> Bob , Chairman and CEO of NBC Universal, will be our guest at

> 7:29am eastern. Bob, along with his daughter , will be on to

talk

> about autism... the nation's fastest growing developmental disorder.

> In fact, 3 children are diagnosed with autism EVERY hour in this

> country.. which works out to an alarming 1 out of EVERY 166 kids.

The

> family has a personal connection. Bob's grandson (and 's

> son) was diagnosed with autism in 2004. That heartbreak inspired the

> s to embark on a very public and emotional mission to raise

> awareness about autism and its devastating affects. The result of

this

> campaign was 'Autism Speaks,' an organization designed to raise

money

> for research, unite the autism community, and help bring hope to

those

> afflicted with the disorder (and their families). You'll hear their

> heartbreaking story and see how you can help by watching and/or

going

> to their website www.autismspeaks.org.

>

> Jim

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