CBS’ Cami McCormick ‘Almost Ready to Return to Work’
At last evening’s RTNDA Dinner, VP of CBS Radio Harvey Nagler was about to announce that correspondent Cami McCormick, who was seriously injured when an IED hit a vehicle she was traveling in with U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan last August, is nearly ready to return to work for CBS News.
In an emotional speech, Nagler called her “one of the most courageous and fearless individuals” he’d ever known and said, “I realize you’ve not heard very much about Cami since the first announcement of her injuries. Because that’s the way she wanted it.”
Prompting a standing ovation, Nagler added, “Right now I’m able to say something I was not sure I’d ever have the opportunity to say again: Cami, stand up and be recognized.”
RELATED:
- CBS Slates Interfaith Documentary on AIDS for June
- Gayle King: 'I Think CBS Will Give Us a Good Two Years, and if By Then There's No Change, You Have to Think, Well, Should We Try Something Else?'
- 'CBS This Morning' Celebrates 100 Shows
- Former CBS News Tel Aviv Bureau Chief Michael Rosenbaum Dies
Launch a social media campaign that will build your brand and deliver results in our online 
Nadine Cheung
Editor, The Job Post
TVNewser Twitter feed loading...
