6abc’s Cecily Tynan discusses her surprise retirement, sealed after a brief bout with vertigo
"I wanted to retire while I’m healthy and active," Tynan said. Her decision to walk away from 6abc surprised viewers across Philadelphia.
"I wanted to retire while I’m healthy and active," Tynan said. Her decision to walk away from 6abc surprised viewers across Philadelphia.
“The loss of 6ABC would be a significant loss to the Philadelphia region," wrote Philadelphia Zoo CEO Jo-Elle Mogerman, one of more than 152,000 public comments.
“The FCC is questioning our commitment to viewers by threatening to take us off the air,” 6abc is warning its viewers.
Only three full-time "60 Minutes" correspondents remain as CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss overhauls the show, for better or worse.