The coronavirus crisis presents a challenge for Sunday morning news shows — not only in terms of production during a time of social distancing, but in trying to set the stage for the coming w…
DEADLINE: First off, just from a logistical standpoint, you are mostly working from home, how is that working out?
The reporting, in terms of making calls, in terms of reading in terms of researching, we’re doing the same thing as we always do. … If anything, people right now need some curation. They need some separation of facts and clarity and editorial in a way that is different than ‘day in, day out.’ I think people are probably really overwhelmed. We’re overwhelmed by the amount of information coming in.
DEADLINE: How unusual is this to cover a story that affects everyone — and hits home so personally. You have people at CBS News who has tested positive for the virus.
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