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  1. CBS News is weighing a potential program overhaul and new format involving Joe Scarborough and Gayle King.
  2. CBS News is undergoing a major personnel and program overhaul, with Gayle King remaining a top anchor, Nate Burleson joining CBS Mornings, and Norah O’Donnell returning to the program.

CBS News is restructuring its morning lineup, installing Bari Weiss as editor-in-chief, amid viewership decline.

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CBS News is restructuring its morning lineup, installing Bari Weiss as editor-in-chief, amid viewership decline.

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  1. Bari Weiss was installed as editor-in-chief of CBS and subsequently rejiggered 60 Minutes coverage.Sub-event
  2. Weiss installed as editor-in-chief as CBS News restructures its morning lineup.1 source
  3. Weiss is confirmed as EIC while King and Burleson's roles and history in the morning lineup are detailed.1 source

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CBS News is undergoing a major personnel and program overhaul, with Gayle King remaining a top anchor, Nate Burleson joining CBS Mornings, and Norah O’Donnell returning to the program. All 1 developments

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