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CBS News Correspondent Jumps to NBC Show as Anchor
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Nikki Battiste, a CBS News Correspondent, is headed to NBC after nearly 10 years with CBS.
I began my journalism career as an NBC Page and then a production assistant at TODAY,” Battiste said.
I’ll see you on the air the week of August 10th on @nbc @nbcnews and @nbcnewsnow!”
Throughout her career Battiste has won an Emmy and Peabody Award and has been nominated for a number of other awards.
While a part of CBS, Battiste regularly appeared on CBS Mornings, CBS Evening News, 48 Hours, and CBS Sunday Morning.