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Wednesday, April 05, 2006
Katie Couric moving to CBS News
"Today" show anchor Katie Couric today formally announced she will be leaving NBC. Calling it "the worst-kept secret in America" and saying she is looking forward to a new challenge, Couric made the rumors official: she is jumping networks to anchor the "CBS Evening News." She will also be featured on "60 Minutes." Today marked Couric's fifteenth year as an anchor on "Today," where she will remain for several more weeks before moving to CBS in September. Strong rumors persist that Meredith Vieira, the host on "The View" and "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" who got her big break at "60 Minutes" in the 1980's, will replace Couric. Posted by ECTVN on 4/05/2006 - 
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Quote of the Day "Mother Nature reclaimed the Mississippi Delta. If she wants to move the delta, or the city for that matter, then she will." -- WCNC-36 Charlotte weatherman Brad Panovich, working at sister station WWL-4, shared his thoughts on the state of New Orleans (WWLTV.com) Tomorrow Part 2 of a Special Edition The roof may have blown off its newsroom, but WLOX-13 is still fighting to provide information to viewers in the hard-hit Biloxi/Gulfport area. How other stations are helping out, plus a check on other media outlets affected by Hurricane Katrina. Previous Coverage Hurricane not good for TV trucks Mobile station also damaged WLOX update; reporter on roof Hurricane hits WLOX building New Orleans stations in high gear Quick Clicks Back to the home page TV news audio clips E-Mail East Coast TV News
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