How the morning shows continued wildfire coverage Monday

By Michael P. Hill • November 12, 2018

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‘CBS This Morning’ used its seamless video wall to showcase a map with footage from each major fire before swinging to the right to showcase key facts about the blazes on another.

CBS sent ‘CBS Evening News’ anchor Jeff Glor back to California, after originating from New York Friday, and he joined ‘CBS This Morning’ to lead its coverage.

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Two networks remain in California for wildfire coverage Friday night

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