Since joining NBC News in 1993, Brian Williams has become one of the nation's foremost television journalists. He is the seventh anchor and managing editor in the history of "NBC Nightly News," which represents the largest single daily source of news in America. Recently, Williams became the most honored network evening news anchor, receiving four Edward R. Murrow awards, his fifth Emmy award, the duPont-Columbia University award and the industry's highest honor, the George Foster Peabody award. Most were given for his work in New Orleans while covering Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath. Click here to read more.

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Brian blogs about his SNL debut:
Fun on a night off | In whose footsteps? | On multi-tasking during rehearsals

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View snapshots on the road, from post-Katrina New Orleans to the wildfires of California.