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Tony Dokoupil stops CBS newscast

Tony Dokoupil abruptly stops 'CBS Evening News' after cameraman falls ill

"CBS Evening News" host Tony Dokoupil was forced to cut his broadcast short after a cameraman fell ill during the live newscast.

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CBS Anchor Tony Dokoupil's Broadcast From Wrong City Ends in Chaos

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‘CBS Evening News’ Anchor Tony Dokoupil ‘Cannot Catch a Break’: ‘Morale Around the Show Is Awful’

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CBS Evening News medical emergency: Why Tony Dokoupil segment was cut short; first update

CBS Evening News with Tony Dokoupil was cut short due to a medical emergency on Wednesday.

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CBS News Cameraman Suffers Medical Emergency Live: Network Shares Update

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Tony Dokoupil pauses CBS broadcast for crew member's 'medical emergency' live on air: 'Is he okay?'

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CBS News Releases Statement After Cameraman Has ‘Medical Emergency’ During Tony Dokoupil’s Newscast

Earlier in the night, Tony Dokoupil interrupted a live report on the CBS Evening News when a crew member seemingly collapsed in front of him.

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Tony Dokoupil Suddenly Stops CBS Evening Newscast as Cameraman Suffers Medical Emergency

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CBS News cameraman suffers medical emergency during live broadcast

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CBS News sends Tony Dokoupil to Taiwan after failing to get China visa in time for Trump visit: ‘very sloppy’

“CBS Evening News” anchor Tony Dokoupil is broadcasting from Taipei, Taiwan, this week — after the network failed to obtain a visa for Beijing where President Trump is meeting with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping,

CBS' Tony Dokoupil sent to Taiwan after reportedly failing to get Chinese visa to cover Trump

Tony Dokoupil is presently reporting from Taiwan as the media gears up for President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping's summit. He reportedly wasn't able to get a Chinese visa

CBS News anchor Tony Dokoupil failed to get a Chinese visa and will be covering Trump’s trip from over 1,000 miles away

CBS Evening News anchor Tony Dokoupil has reportedly been unable to obtain a visa to travel to China and will be covering President Donald Trump’s state visit from over 1,000 miles away.