Philadelphia Inquirer
Ed Bradley's office is very comforting, says "60 Minutes" correspondent
Steve Kroft. "It feels like he's still here. In some ways, it almost feels like he's off shooting a story." Bradley won't be replaced until next season, says executive producer
Jeff Fager. "It's like trying to replace Lou Gehrig."
Anderson Cooper is high on Fager's wish list as a possible replacement, but he's locked in at CNN for almost two more years, reports
Gail Shister.
