CBS Considers Future of 'Evening News' CBS President Les Moonves says he's thinking outside the box on how to replace outgoing anchor Dan Rather and perhaps reinvent the network's flagship evening news program. Moonves also says he is standing by embattled news chief Andrew Heyward.

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CBS Considers Future of 'Evening News'

January 19, 200512:00 AM ET

Heard on All Things Considered

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CBS President Les Moonves says he's thinking outside the box on how to replace outgoing anchor Dan Rather and perhaps reinvent the network's flagship evening news program. Moonves also says he is standing by embattled news chief Andrew Heyward.