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That's what CBS chief
Les Moonves told CBS News staffers on Friday. He said he was "proud" of
Katie Couric and that CBS was lucky to have her. Top network execs tell
Howard Kurtz the public display doesn't change the reality that Couric is likely to give up the anchor chair after the election. ||
Matea Gold: One news division employee says after the meeting: "The intentions are good, but there are always more questions than answers."
