Norah O'Donnell to Replace Erica Hill on CBS This Morning

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Norah O'Donnell | Photo Credits: Larry Busacca/Getty Images
Norah O'Donnell | Photo Credits: Larry Busacca/Getty Images

Norah O'Donnell will replace Erica Hill as one of the co-hosts of CBS This Morning, CBS announced Thursday.
O'Donnell, who currently serves as CBS News' Chief White House Correspondent, will join co-hosts Charlie Rose and Gayle King this fall.

"Norah is an accomplished reporter with all the skills for the job," CBS News Chairman Jeff Fager said in a statement. "She's a hard worker who knows her story and, as she has shown time after time at the White House, she can think on her feet on live television."

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Along with the new position, O'Donnell will also continue as the main substitute anchor for Face the Nation. Hill is in discussions for a new role at CBS news, the network said.

O'Donnell, who joined the network in June 2011, was previously the Chief Washington Correspondent for MSNBC and a contributor to NBC's Today.