Norah O'donnell's Teary-eyed 'cbs This Morning' Farewell: 'the Best Is Yet To Come'

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Thu, 05/16/2019 - 7:33am

Norah O'Donnell said farewell to "CBS This Morning" Thursday. Gayle King will host the show with Anthony Mason and Tony Dokoupil starting Monday.

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