Well, we can expect to be treated to another round of "acknowledging and honoring our fallen service men and women is just giving aid and comfort to the enemy."
Just in case Adam "Ad Nags" Nagourney is reading, it sadly was not the case in July of 2004 or since that there "has been some reduction in US casualties since the handover in Iraq." About 840 names were read over 2 broadcasts last year on Nightline (for Afghanistan and Iraq casualties). This year, it'll be over 900. So, Sinclair Broadcasting will have to fill a little extra time this year when they yank Nightline.
