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History made. Peter Mansbridge has finished anchoring his last news telecast with the CBC. His official final broadcast will be tomorrow afternoon during the daytime Canada Day broadcast. [MEDIA=twitter]880972654487973890[/MEDIA] "So, that's The National for this Friday night. For CBC News, I'm Peter Mansbridge. Thanks for watching. Thanks for watching all of these years. It's been a quite the ride for me, but always a privilege to be a part of bringing the national story home to you from wherever that story may be. I can only hope you found it worthwhile too. Goodbye, and good night, from Ottawa." Here's another interview of Mansbridge, from CBC's Heather Hiscox.

And speaking of CNN moves, this is CNN International's first newscast from its custom production facility at the CNN Center in 1994 (with a report about the new studios from the 1:20 mark): Before then, CNN International broadcast from a corner of CNN Domestic's newsroom, as you can see in this 1992 clip:

I think the hope is that whoever NBC bring over will be a success tho they are okay with it not if it takes away from another network. I think they hope that Megan Kelly will be a ratings draw tho more then likely she won't and I would guess by the end of December she will either be out or on her way out and no one including Megan Kelly will be terribly surprised.

Kate Snow Cynthia McFadden .... oh wait, your theory isn't 100% proof.

The Texas bureau is up and running out of KXAN in Austin. It's been in operation for several months now.

The only thing about those cities you mentioned is they are all capitals of their respective states, which creates a complex situation in states like Alabama where Nexstar doesn't even own a TV station in Montgomery.