Big Changes at CBS News: Streaming Shows Gone, Jobs Lost

CBS News is making big changes. They are stopping their streaming shows, CBS Mornings and CBS Evening News. The Saturday morning show is also getting a big update. This is part of a larger plan that will affect almost 100 people working there. The news about the changes came out on Wednesday. It's part of a bigger problem at Paramount. They are cutting about 1, 000 jobs now. More cuts are expected soon. People working at CBS News are feeling worried and sad. They say it's a tough time. The changes were planned before a new editor in chief, Bari Weiss, started this month. It's not clear what will happen to the hosts of CBS Saturday Morning, Michelle Miller and Dana Jacobson. Jeff Glor, who used to host CBS Evening News, lost his job last year. CBS Mornings Plus and CBS Evening News Plus were started last year. Adriana Diaz and Tony Dokoupil hosted the morning show. John Dickerson hosted the evening show. He said he's leaving the network at the end of the year. This is not the only news company making cuts. NBC News is also letting go of about 150 people. They are getting ready to split from MSNBC. Other teams, like NBC Out and NBC Blk, are also affected. But their websites will still be around. These changes show that big media companies are struggling. They are trying to save money and stay competitive. But it's hard for the people who lose their jobs. They have to find new ways to support themselves and their families.