https://pagesix.com/2020/03/16/al-r...28.1343601682.1584364872-269741609.1532021207
https://www.usatoday.com/story/ente...osts-al-roker-craig-melvin-absent/5057571002/
I would like to know where Today, NBC Nightly News, MSNBC and WNBC4 News New York Operations backup plans. WNBC-TV might need to get the other NBC O&O's to take over their local news operations just in case their staff is being told to get out of the news room, Today, MSNBC and NBC Nightly news might need to decide on doing their operations from Washington DC or Los Angeles now that there is a report of somebody from NBC being tested positive for COVID-19. Yes NBC might need to face the same issues CBS News had to deal with last week.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/ente...osts-al-roker-craig-melvin-absent/5057571002/
I would like to know where Today, NBC Nightly News, MSNBC and WNBC4 News New York Operations backup plans. WNBC-TV might need to get the other NBC O&O's to take over their local news operations just in case their staff is being told to get out of the news room, Today, MSNBC and NBC Nightly news might need to decide on doing their operations from Washington DC or Los Angeles now that there is a report of somebody from NBC being tested positive for COVID-19. Yes NBC might need to face the same issues CBS News had to deal with last week.
"Today" hosts Al Roker and Craig Melvin were absent from the morning show Monday after an employee who works on the show's third hour tested positive for coronavirus, host Savannah Guthrie announced.
"On a personal note for this show, last night we learned that a colleague of ours on the third hour of 'Today' has tested positive for COVID-19, the novel coronavirus," Guthrie addressed viewers. "So out of an abundance of caution, Craig and Al have taken the morning off so we can trace their contacts and see what's going on with them. We promise to keep you posted. Both are fine right now. They feel good."
Guthrie and host Hoda Kotb assured viewers both Roker and Melvin, hosts of "Today"s third hour, were doing well and that they were just aiming to be as cautious as possible.
"Yeah, we're just trying to play exactly by the rules and we hope and wish that they come back soon," Kotb added