Norah O'Donnell returns to 'CBS Mornings,' but not for long
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The longtime CBS anchor returned to the morning broadcast to promote the release of her book 'We the Women.'
Americans saw a familiar face back on their television screens this morning.
Longtime anchor Norah O'Donnell concluded a short return to "CBS Mornings" on Feb. 25 after co-hosting the morning broadcast with Gayle King and Nate Burleson to promote her new book, "We the Women," which tells the untold stories of American women in light of the nation's 250 birthday.
Here's what to know about O'Donnell and her temporary return to the "CBS Mornings" desk.
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O'Donnell returned to the anchor chair she held from 2012 to 2019 one last time on Wednesday, posting on her Instagram story that it was her "last day" back with the show. She also joined King and Burleson on Monday, Feb. 23 and Tuesday, Feb. 24.
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