Yesterday we reported the “grumbling” over ABC News’ packed White House Correspondents Association Dinner guest list. We just received NBC and CBS’ list — they’re not too shabby either.

Some big names for NBC: Whoopi Goldberg (of ABC’s The View), Denis Leary (an F/X network star) and Warren Buffett.

Some big names for CBS: Colin Powell, D.C. mayor Adrian Fenty and country star Brad Paisley.

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FBN’s Liz Claman has conducted her fair share of interviews with the Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett.

And just like last year, FBN will air “Weekend with Warren,” featuring Claman reporting from Berkshire Hathaway’s shareholder weekend, beginning this afternoon and continuing tomorrow (10am-2pmET). Claman will interview TD Ameritrade Chairman Joe Moglia, Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman and more.

On Monday at 9:30amET, Claman interviews Buffett, featuring Bill Gates and more, for a commercial-free hour — featuring viewer questions.

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> Politico’s Anne Schroeder Mullins profiles Hardball star booker, Querry Robinson. “Wherever you go with Querry, you feel like you’re with a celebrity…everyone knows him in this town; it’s hilarious,” said fellow booker Colleen King.

> Is pollster and Fox News contributor Frank Luntz going Hollywood? Yes, writes TheWrap.com’s Sharon Waxman. “Reality sucks. It’s mean. Divisive. Negative. What Hollywood offers is a chance to create a new reality, in two hours time,” he tells her.

> Bloomberg TV anchor Betty Liu interviews Warren Buffett, Bill Gates and more for, “Warren Buffett: The Inner Circle.” The special, which also previews this weekend’s annual Berkshire Hathaway shareholder meeting, airs at 5pmET tonight.

> CBS News’ 48 Hours Mystery was the top program in the A25-54 demo last Saturday, and #2 in Total Viewers. Those were the show’s best ratings in both categories since November 4, 2006

> Warren Buffett moves from hosting on CNBC earlier this week to a two-day, two-part interview on Bloomberg TV tomorrow and Friday. The Oracle of Omaha is interviewed by Betty Liu, and it airs between 7am and 9amET.

> Meghan McCain appears on The Rachel Maddow show at 9pmET tonight. Maddow tweeted: “We’re letting it run two segs because it was so interesting.”

The Oracle of Omaha is spending Monday morning with CNBC viewers. Warren Buffett joins Becky Quick to anchor a live “Squawk Box,” broadcast from Omaha at 6amET.

Buffett will answer viewer questions during the three hour show, and talk about Berkshire Hathaway’s performance, the markets and the economy. Questions can be submitted to AskWarren@cnbc.com.

At 8pmET, Quick hosts “The Billionaire Next Door: Restoring Trust,” a special about Buffett’s advice for restoring the economy.

• Related: Google CEO Eric Schmidt appears on CNBC Reports tonight at 8pmET.

Fox Business Network will cover Warren Buffett‘s annual shareholder letter, which is set for release at 8amET tomorrow, during its live, four-hour program, “Your Money, Your Questions,” from 10am-2pmET.

The call-in show, hosted by Dagen McDowell, is slated to hear from someone on speed dial — FBN anchor and Buffett buff, Liz Claman.

You can follow Buffett news on CNBC.com at the “Warren Buffett Watch” blog.

Fox Business Network has signed a new distribution deal with Cox Cable in several new markets, which raises FBN’s reach to close to 45 million homes, reports TV Week’s Michele Greppi.

The new markets include San Diego, Phoenix, Las Vegas, New Orleans and Omaha, Nebraska (home to The Oracle of Omaha — investor Warren Buffett).

The deal, expected to be announced later this afternoon, takes effect January 1.

> Bill Gates is in the Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer today (Part II tomorrow) with this cheery thought: “We’re certainly going to have a fairly serious recession.”

> That other multi-billionaire, Warren Buffett has invited Fox Business Network into his annual business school summit in Omaha. Liz Claman gets the exclusive Thursday night at 7pmET on Fox Business Network.

> CBSNews.com launched a new blog this week called “World Watch.” Today’s story, from Sheila MacVicar, is the latest on the investigation into last week’s siege on Mumbai.

FBN’s Liz Claman is profiled by Broadcasting & Cable’s Marisa Guthrie, and talks with FBN EVP Kevin Magee about one of FBN’s standout stars.

“She jumped in with both feet and brought an enormous Rolodex,” he said. “I’ve got a picture in my office of her interviewing Warren Buffett and Bill Gates at the same time. That’s $120 billion worth of people in those chairs. And I don’t think we could have gotten them without her.” (Magee is referring to this May interview.)

Claman describes her “liberal Democrat” dad, who “occasionally found himself agreeing with Bill O’Reilly.” He passed away before he could see her start at FBN. “He would have loved this. He would have said to do it,” she said.

• Earlier: Five Questions for…Liz Claman

GE announced today it would sell $3 billion in stock to Warren Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway, in a deal similar to Buffett’s recent investment in Goldman Sachs.

Shortly after the announcement, Buffett showed up on the business network of the company he had just invested in. CNBC’s Becky Quick interviewed Buffett by phone just after 2pmET.

“I’m up here in an airplane, and I hope it’s being powered by GE engines,” joked Buffett as he began the interview.

Buffett also talked about the potential bailout. “I think we’ll get action,” he said of Congress’ plans. “If we don’t, I’ll have done some dumb things.”

In a lucky booking for PBS, Charlie Rose is slated for an exclusive interview tonight with Buffett at 9pmET.