Asked on the street: Will you be tuning into the Smart interview?

Do you plan to watch the NBC interview with Elizabeth Smart (tonight)?* Why or why not?'

"Yes. I'd like to see the story from her viewpoint. . . . She's already had a lot of media exposure." — Saundra Nelson, Salt Lake City

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"No, I'll be working. It's local news and Katie's not the only one doing interviews with her. But I don't think she (Elizabeth) has looked very happy on TV so far." — Craig Smith, West Valley City

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"No, I'll be working. . . . This kind of thing bothers me and it'll drag on for years." — Joseph Warren, Salt Lake City

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"Yes. I think it's an important story to tell. It's free opinion of the press." — Norman Solorzano, Salt Lake City

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"No, I don't watch television. . . . She's probably too young to be doing this." — Amber Anderson, Riverton

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"I hadn't planned on watching it. . . . I think she's too young for this. She's just a teenager. Let her grow up first." — Marybeth McGuire, Lexington, Ky., attending the University of Utah

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*The "Katie Couric Special: Bringing Elizabeth Home" will include Elizabeth's first interview since she was found. The one-hour special airs tonight at 9 p.m. on KSL Channel 5.