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{"source_context": [{"span_id": "s00001", "text": "Passage 1:\n"}, {"span_id": "s00002", "text": "Sorry, the page you requested was not found. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR Please check the URL for proper spelling and capitalization. If you're having trouble locating a destination on Yahoo!, try visiting the Yahoo! home page or look through a list of Yahoo!'s online services. Also, you may find what you're looking for if you try searching below. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR Search the Web advanced search | most popular NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR Please try Yahoo! Help Central if you need more assistance.\n"}, {"span_id": "s00003", "text": "Passage 2:\n"}, {"span_id": "s00004", "text": "CBS News abruptly gave \"The Early Show\" a complete makeover in an attempt to freshen the show, replacing co-hosts Harry Smith and Maggie Rodriguez with its current Saturday anchor team of Chris Wragge and Erica Hill. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR FILE - In this Nov. 25, 2009 file photo, host Maggie Rodriguez is shown on CBS News' \"The Early Show\" in New York. CBS News is completely overhauling \"The Early Show\" broadcast team. Co-anchors Harry... (Associated Press) NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR FILE - In this May 13, 2008 file photo, Harry Smith, anchor of the\"The Early Show\" on CBS television introduces the announcement of the nominees for the American Theatre Wing's 2008 Tony Awards for Broadway... (Associated Press) NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR FILE - In this May 24, 2010 file photo, Dave Price, center, performs with Backstreet Boys Howie Dorough and Brian Littrell on CBS News' \"The Early Show\" in New York. CBS News is completely overhauling... (Associated Press) NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR The network is also replacing weather forecaster Dave Price with Marysol Castro, formerly of ABC's \"Good Morning America\" weekend edition, and adding Jeff Glor as the regular news reader. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR The new team will start Jan. 3. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR There had been little inkling that alterations were afoot, although the show had changed its executive producer, David Friedman, within the past year. Friedman said he believed the new team had the right energy and chemistry to embark on another effort at lifting the show out of third place in the network morning news ratings. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR \"It's less about what we weren't getting and less about a generational change or a different direction,\" Friedman said. \"We just literally think this is the right team going forward.\" NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR \"The Early Show\" has consistently ranked behind the morning champ, NBC's \"Today\" show, and ABC's \"Good Morning America.\" The week before Thanksgiving was typical. \"Today\" averaged 5.6 million viewers each day, \"GMA\" had 4.6 million and \"The Early Show\" had 2.9 million, the Nielsen Co. said. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR CBS News President Sean McManus said he won't be expecting any immediate ratings changes in a time where \"Today\" hasn't lost a single week in nearly 15 years. But he said he believed the new team will help the show grow. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR \"This group, I think, will work very well together,\" McManus said. \"I think the chemistry will be very good.\" NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR \"We just felt the timing was right to start planning for the future,\" he said. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR Smith had the longest tenure on \"The Early Show.\" He was the sole survivor from 2002 when CBS installed a four-anchor team that included Smith, Hannah Storm, Julie Chen and Rene Syler. Chen still contributes occasional reports to the show; the others have left CBS News. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR Smith also hosted a previous CBS morning show from 1987 to 1996. CBS said he'll stay at the network as a news reporter and primary substitute at the \"CBS Evening News,\" \"Face the Nation\" and \"Sunday Morning.\" NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR Alerted that changes were coming, Smith said he took a \"long walk on a cold golf course\" Sunday and reflected on doing the CBS morning show for 17 of the last 25 years. \"To be honest, I'm incredibly grateful for the opportunities I've had,\" he said, confirming that he plans to stay at CBS. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR \"I have given them everything I can possibly give,\" said Smith, 59. \"I wish the people who follow nothing but the best. God love 'em, I hope they can move the (ratings) needle more.\" NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR Wragge worked in sports, including a stint as a sideline reporter at events for NBC, until he made the jump to news in 2006. Beside his weekend job at CBS, he had been anchoring local news broadcasts at the network's New York affiliate, a job he'll give up to go national. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR Hill, who came to CBS from CNN, briefly filled in for Rodriguez last year when Rodriguez was on maternity leave. She's the only holdover from the current daily program, although in a different role. Currently, she reads the newscasts. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR Wragge and Hill's growth as a team has been evident on Saturday mornings, and they've proven adept at shifting between hard news and lighter fare, McManus said. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR \"They're uniquely suited to each other and to the morning show genre,\" he said. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR Friedman said it's an advantage for CBS that its regular viewers know each of the new personalities, except for weather forecaster Castro. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR \"You're not introducing somebody to the morning genre that has never been in the morning genre,\" he said. \"That is a little bit tougher.\" That's likely a reference to the other recent morning transition, where George Stephanopoulos replaced Diane Sawyer as a co-host at \"Good Morning America\" late last year. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR \"It's hard to fault CBS for looking to shake things up,\" said David Bianculli, a veteran television critic and now a media professor at Rowan University in New Jersey. \"I have a lot of respect for Harry Smith, but for a long time, this has not been working on a daily basis.\" NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR The suddenness of the \"bloodbath\" was surprising, Bianculli said. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR \"Anything that's done this quickly smells of desperation,\" he said. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR CBS News said it is discussing future roles at the network with Rodriquez and Price. Price has filmed human interest reports along with doing the weather on \"The Early Show.\" Earlier this month, producers dropped him off in Alaska with only $50 and a phone and challenged him to earn his way back to New York City. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR ___ NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR CBS is owned by CBS Corp. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR ___ NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR Online: NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR http://www.cbs.com\n"}, {"span_id": "s00005", "text": "Passage 3:\n"}, {"span_id": "s00006", "text": "The early bird doesn't always get the worm. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR CBS' \"Early Show\" is playing musical chairs yet again by replacing its on-air team. Making their exit are Maggie Rodriguez, Harry Smith and Dave Price. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR Moving in are Chris Wragge and Erica Hill, co-anchors of the Saturday edition of the \"Early Show\" since 2008, who are scheduled to take over as co-anchors of the weekday show starting Jan. 3. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR Also joining the team will be Jeff Glor, who has been anchoring the network's Saturday newscast, and Marysol Castro of ABC's \"Good Morning America\" weekend edition, who will serve as a weather anchor. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR Smith will become the primary substitute anchor for Katie Couric's evening newscast, \"Face the Nation\" and \"Sunday Morning.\" NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR New roles for Rodriguez and Price are to be determined. NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR What do you think of the new team, Show Trackers? Will it be enough to break the show out of third place? NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR -- Yvonne Villarreal NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR twitter.com/villarrealy NEWLINE_CHAR NEWLINE_CHAR Photo: Maggie Rodriguez. Credit: Getty Images\n"}], "question": "", "reference_answers": ["CBS is scrapping its Early Show team, replacing co-hosts Harry Smith and Maggie Rodriguez with the anchors of the show's Saturday edition, Chris Wragge and Erica Hill. Other more minor players also are leaving in the switch, which takes place early next year, the LA Times reports. The show has been consistently stuck in third place, well behind Today and Good Morning America. Smith, who survived the last major overhaul of the show in 2002, will stick with the network as Katie Couric's main backup on the CBS Evening News, notes AP. Click here for more."], "answers": [{"answer_id": "a001", "answer": "CBS News is overhauling the on-air team of *The Early Show* in an effort to lift the broadcast from third place in the network morning news ratings. Beginning Jan. 3, Saturday co-anchors Chris Wragge and Erica Hill will take over the weekday show from Harry Smith and Maggie Rodriguez. Jeff Glor will join as news reader, while Marysol Castro, formerly of the weekend edition of ABC’s *Good Morning America*, will replace weather forecaster Dave Price.\n\nThe changes came with little public warning. Executive producer David Friedman and CBS News President Sean McManus said they believe the new team has the energy and chemistry to help the show grow. Wragge and Hill have worked together on the Saturday edition since 2008, and McManus praised their ability to move between hard news and lighter stories. Hill is already familiar to weekday viewers as the show’s news reader.\n\n*The Early Show* has consistently trailed NBC’s *Today* and ABC’s *Good Morning America*. In the week before Thanksgiving, Nielsen reported average daily audiences of 5.6 million for *Today*, 4.6 million for *Good Morning America* and 2.9 million for *The Early Show*. McManus said he did not expect an immediate ratings turnaround, noting that *Today* had not lost a week in nearly 15 years.\n\nSmith, who hosted CBS morning programs for 17 of the previous 25 years, said he was grateful for the opportunity and wished the incoming team well. He will remain at CBS as a news reporter and primary substitute anchor for the *CBS Evening News*, *Face the Nation* and *Sunday Morning*. CBS said it was discussing future roles with Rodriguez and Price.\n\nTelevision critic and media professor David Bianculli said CBS had reason to change a show that had struggled for years, though he described the speed and scale of the shake-up as surprising and suggestive of desperation.\n\nA separate passage contained a Yahoo page-not-found notice and no news report."}, {"answer_id": "a002", "answer": "CBS News is overhauling the on-air team of *The Early Show* in an effort to improve its position in the morning television ratings. Starting January 3, Chris Wragge and Erica Hill, who have co-anchored the Saturday edition since 2008, will replace weekday hosts Harry Smith and Maggie Rodriguez. Marysol Castro, formerly of ABC’s weekend *Good Morning America*, will replace weather forecaster Dave Price, while Jeff Glor will join as the regular newsreader.\n\nThe changes come as *The Early Show* remains in third place behind NBC’s *Today* and ABC’s *Good Morning America*. In the week before Thanksgiving, *Today* averaged 5.6 million viewers, *Good Morning America* drew 4.6 million, and *The Early Show* had 2.9 million. CBS News President Sean McManus said he did not expect immediate ratings gains, but believed the new team’s chemistry would help the show grow. Executive producer David Friedman also pointed to the team’s energy and familiarity with viewers.\n\nSmith, who had spent 17 of the previous 25 years hosting CBS morning programs, said he was grateful for the opportunities and wished his successors well. He will remain at CBS as a news reporter and primary substitute anchor for *CBS Evening News*, *Face the Nation* and *Sunday Morning*. CBS was still discussing future roles for Rodriguez and Price.\n\nThe sudden overhaul surprised television critic David Bianculli, who said the existing lineup had not been working but described the sweeping changes as a sign of desperation.\n\nA separate passage contains a Yahoo page-not-found notice directing users to check the URL, search the web or visit Yahoo Help Central."}, {"answer_id": "a003", "answer": "CBS News is overhauling the weekday edition of *The Early Show* in an effort to improve its longstanding third-place position in the morning news ratings. Chris Wragge and Erica Hill, who have co-anchored the program’s Saturday edition since 2008, will replace weekday co-hosts Harry Smith and Maggie Rodriguez beginning Jan. 3.\n\nThe new lineup also includes Jeff Glor as news reader and Marysol Castro, formerly of ABC’s weekend edition of *Good Morning America*, as weather anchor. Castro will replace Dave Price. Hill is the only member of the current weekday team remaining on the show, moving from news reader to co-anchor.\n\nCBS executives said they chose the new team for its chemistry and experience balancing hard news with lighter morning programming. Executive producer David Friedman said the changes were intended to put the right team in place for the future. CBS News President Sean McManus said he expected the show to grow but did not anticipate an immediate ratings turnaround.\n\nThe challenge is substantial. In the week before Thanksgiving, NBC’s leading *Today* averaged 5.6 million viewers a day, ABC’s *Good Morning America* averaged 4.6 million, and *The Early Show* averaged 2.9 million, according to Nielsen. *Today* had not lost a week in nearly 15 years.\n\nSmith, who had hosted CBS morning programs for 17 of the previous 25 years, said he was grateful for the opportunity and wished his successors well. He will remain at CBS as a news reporter and primary substitute anchor for the *CBS Evening News*, *Face the Nation* and *Sunday Morning*. CBS said it was discussing future roles with Rodriguez and Price.\n\nTelevision critic and media professor David Bianculli said the show’s persistent ratings difficulties made a shake-up understandable, although he described the abruptness of the changes as surprising.\n\nOne supplied passage was a Yahoo page-not-found notice and contained no news report."}, {"answer_id": "a004", "answer": "CBS News is overhauling the weekday team at “The Early Show” in an effort to improve its long-standing third-place position in the network morning news ratings. Chris Wragge and Erica Hill, who have co-anchored the program’s Saturday edition since 2008, will replace Harry Smith and Maggie Rodriguez as weekday co-hosts beginning Jan. 3.\n\nMarysol Castro, formerly of the weekend edition of ABC’s “Good Morning America,” will replace Dave Price as weather anchor. Jeff Glor, who has anchored CBS’s Saturday newscast, will join the weekday program as its regular news reader. Hill already appears on the weekday show as a news reader, while Wragge will leave his local news anchor position at CBS’s New York affiliate to take the national role.\n\nCBS executives said they chose the new team for its energy and chemistry, pointing to Wragge and Hill’s ability to move between hard news and lighter stories on Saturdays. Executive producer David Friedman said the change was about finding the right team for the future, while CBS News President Sean McManus cautioned that he did not expect an immediate ratings turnaround.\n\nThe challenge is considerable. In the week before Thanksgiving, NBC’s leading “Today” averaged 5.6 million daily viewers, ABC’s “Good Morning America” drew 4.6 million, and “The Early Show” attracted 2.9 million, according to Nielsen. “Today” had not lost a week in nearly 15 years.\n\nSmith, who has hosted CBS morning programs for 17 of the previous 25 years, will remain at the network as a reporter and primary substitute anchor for the “CBS Evening News,” “Face the Nation” and “Sunday Morning.” He expressed gratitude for his opportunities and wished the incoming team success. CBS said it was discussing future roles with Rodriguez and Price.\n\nTelevision critic and Rowan University professor David Bianculli said a shake-up was understandable given the show’s persistent ratings struggles, though he found the abruptness of the changes surprising."}, {"answer_id": "a005", "answer": "CBS News is overhauling the weekday broadcast team of *The Early Show* as it seeks to improve the program’s longstanding third-place position in the network morning news ratings. Beginning January 3, Chris Wragge and Erica Hill, who have co-anchored the show’s Saturday edition, will replace Harry Smith and Maggie Rodriguez as weekday co-hosts.\n\nThe changes also include a new weather anchor, Marysol Castro, formerly of the weekend edition of ABC’s *Good Morning America*, who will replace Dave Price. Jeff Glor, a CBS Saturday news anchor, will become the weekday program’s regular news reader.\n\nCBS executives said they believe the new team has the energy and chemistry to help the show grow. CBS News President Sean McManus praised Wragge and Hill’s ability to move between hard news and lighter material, while executive producer David Friedman said viewers were already familiar with most of the incoming personalities. McManus cautioned that he did not expect an immediate ratings turnaround.\n\nThe ratings gap is substantial. In the week before Thanksgiving, NBC’s *Today* averaged 5.6 million viewers a day, ABC’s *Good Morning America* drew 4.6 million, and *The Early Show* averaged 2.9 million, according to Nielsen. *Today* had not lost a ratings week in nearly 15 years.\n\nSmith, who spent a combined 17 of the previous 25 years on CBS morning programs, said he was grateful for the opportunity and wished his successors well. He will remain at CBS as a reporter and primary substitute anchor for the *CBS Evening News*, *Face the Nation* and *Sunday Morning*. CBS said it was discussing future roles for Rodriguez and Price.\n\nThe abrupt shake-up surprised television critic David Bianculli, who said the show’s persistent ratings problems justified a change but described the speed of the overhaul as a sign of desperation."}, {"answer_id": "a006", "answer": "CBS News is overhauling the on-air team of its third-place morning program, *The Early Show*. Beginning Jan. 3, Chris Wragge and Erica Hill, who have co-anchored the Saturday edition since 2008, will replace weekday co-hosts Harry Smith and Maggie Rodriguez. Marysol Castro, previously with ABC’s weekend *Good Morning America*, will replace weather forecaster Dave Price, and Jeff Glor will join as the regular news reader.\n\nCBS executives hope the new team’s energy and chemistry will help the program grow. The show has trailed NBC’s *Today* and ABC’s *Good Morning America*: in the week before Thanksgiving, the three programs averaged 5.6 million, 4.6 million and 2.9 million viewers, respectively. CBS News President Sean McManus said he did not expect an immediate ratings shift but believed the incoming team worked well together. He praised Wragge and Hill’s ability to move between hard news and lighter material.\n\nSmith has had the longest tenure among the departing hosts and was the only remaining member of a four-anchor team assembled in 2002. He also hosted an earlier CBS morning show from 1987 to 1996. He plans to stay at the network as a news reporter and primary substitute on *CBS Evening News*, *Face the Nation* and *Sunday Morning*. CBS was discussing future roles for Rodriguez and Price.\n\nThe changes came with little public indication that a major overhaul was imminent. Television critic David Bianculli said it was understandable for CBS to make a change given the show’s performance, though he found the suddenness surprising and suggested it reflected desperation.\n\nA separate supplied passage contained a Yahoo page-not-found message and no news report."}, {"answer_id": "a007", "answer": "CBS News is overhauling the on-air team at *The Early Show* in an effort to lift the program from third place in the network morning news ratings. Beginning January 3, Saturday co-anchors Chris Wragge and Erica Hill will replace weekday hosts Harry Smith and Maggie Rodriguez. Marysol Castro, formerly of ABC’s weekend *Good Morning America*, will replace weather forecaster Dave Price, while Jeff Glor will join as news reader.\n\nCBS executives said they believe the new team has the energy and chemistry to help the show grow. Executive producer David Friedman emphasized that the decision was about finding the right team for the future. CBS News President Sean McManus cautioned that he did not expect an immediate ratings turnaround: NBC’s *Today* had not lost a week in nearly 15 years. In the week before Thanksgiving, *Today* averaged 5.6 million daily viewers, ABC’s *Good Morning America* drew 4.6 million, and *The Early Show* averaged 2.9 million.\n\nSmith, who had hosted CBS morning programs for 17 of the previous 25 years, will remain at the network as a news reporter and primary substitute anchor for the *CBS Evening News*, *Face the Nation* and *Sunday Morning*. He expressed gratitude for his time on the morning show and wished his successors well. CBS said it was discussing future roles for Rodriguez and Price.\n\nWragge and Hill have co-anchored the Saturday edition since 2008. Hill is already familiar to weekday viewers as the show’s news reader, while Wragge will leave his local news anchor role at CBS’s New York affiliate to take the national position. McManus praised the pair’s ability to move between hard news and lighter stories. Television critic and professor David Bianculli said the show had struggled for a long time, though he described the speed of the shake-up as surprising and a sign of desperation."}, {"answer_id": "a008", "answer": "CBS News is overhauling *The Early Show* in an effort to lift the broadcast from third place in the morning news ratings. Beginning January 3, Chris Wragge and Erica Hill, who have co-anchored the Saturday edition since 2008, will replace weekday co-hosts Harry Smith and Maggie Rodriguez. Marysol Castro, formerly of ABC’s weekend *Good Morning America*, will replace weather forecaster Dave Price, and Jeff Glor will become the regular newsreader.\n\nThe changes come as CBS trails its rivals by a wide margin. In the week before Thanksgiving, NBC’s *Today* averaged 5.6 million viewers, ABC’s *Good Morning America* drew 4.6 million, and *The Early Show* attracted 2.9 million. CBS News President Sean McManus said he did not expect an immediate shift in ratings but believed the new team’s chemistry could help the program grow. Executive producer David Friedman also praised the group’s energy.\n\nSmith, the longest-serving member of the departing weekday team, had worked on CBS morning shows for 17 of the previous 25 years. He plans to remain at the network as a news reporter and a primary substitute on *CBS Evening News*, *Face the Nation* and *Sunday Morning*. CBS was discussing future roles for Rodriguez and Price.\n\nWragge previously worked as a sports reporter and local news anchor, while Hill joined CBS from CNN and filled in for Rodriguez during her maternity leave. McManus said the pair had shown on Saturdays that they could move comfortably between hard news and lighter stories. Television critic David Bianculli said the changes were understandable given the show’s performance, though he found their suddenness surprising.\n\nA separate supplied passage contains a Yahoo page-not-found message and no additional news report."}, {"answer_id": "a009", "answer": "CBS News is overhauling the on-air team of *The Early Show* in an effort to lift the morning program from third place in the ratings. Beginning January 3, Saturday co-anchors Chris Wragge and Erica Hill will replace weekday hosts Harry Smith and Maggie Rodriguez. Marysol Castro, formerly of ABC’s *Good Morning America* weekend edition, will replace weather forecaster Dave Price, while Jeff Glor will become the regular news reader.\n\nThe changes come as *The Early Show* continues to trail NBC’s *Today* and ABC’s *Good Morning America*. In the week before Thanksgiving, Nielsen reported average daily audiences of 5.6 million for *Today*, 4.6 million for *Good Morning America* and 2.9 million for *The Early Show*. CBS News President Sean McManus said he did not expect an immediate ratings turnaround but believed the new team’s chemistry would help the program grow. Executive producer David Friedman similarly praised the group’s energy and said the decision was about choosing the right team for the future.\n\nWragge and Hill have co-anchored the Saturday edition since 2008. CBS executives said they had demonstrated an ability to move between hard news and lighter stories. Wragge, who previously worked in sports, will give up his local news anchoring role at CBS’s New York affiliate. Hill, formerly of CNN, is already part of the weekday program as its news reader.\n\nSmith, who has hosted CBS morning programs for 17 of the preceding 25 years, said he was grateful for the opportunity and wished his successors well. He will remain with CBS as a reporter and as the primary substitute anchor for the *CBS Evening News*, *Face the Nation* and *Sunday Morning*. CBS said it was discussing future roles with Rodriguez and Price.\n\nTelevision critic David Bianculli said CBS had reason to make changes given the show’s long struggle in the ratings, though he found the speed of the overhaul surprising.\n\nOne of the supplied passages contained a Yahoo page-not-found message rather than a news report."}]}