CBS Evening News reveals its new two-angry format. How did you make it in your debut?

The CBS Evening News It’s better than one.

The long -standing national news program of the Eye Network shaked its format on Monday and not only introduced one but two new anchors, with John Dickerson and Maurice Dubois each taking a place behind the desk. It was mainly business as usual when Dickerson and Dubois were right to highlight stories about artificial intelligence, the continuing conflict in the Middle East and in the forest fires of LA. But in the end the two merged to achieve an emotional editorial in which the bravery of the firefighters across the country was highlighted. Dubois praise her willingness to “lay her life for neighbors who never met. There is no greater love. “

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Dickerson and Dubois were announced for the first time as the two new anchors of the CBS Evening News In August the takeover for Norah O’Donnell, which left the anchor’s chair after five years at the beginning of this month. The production also moved back to New York City, DC The Switch brand for the first time after O’Donnell’s stay in Washington Evening news Anker since 1995, when Connie Chung ended a two-year run as a co-anchor together with Dan.

O’Donnell will go into an expanded role as a CBS News senior correspondent and will focus on long-term reports and interviews on CBS messages. She said goodbye to CBS Evening News Last Thursday, when Oprah Winfrey congratulates, congratulates, congratulates and tell a highlight role with interviews with everyone from Pope Francis to Dolly Parton.

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