Extra Scoop: 'Today' Announces New Producing Team

November 14, 2012 Extra Scoop

‘Today’ Show Changes:

A friend of Florida socialite Jill NBC has appointed two executives to take charge of the "Today" show, a day after the network announced that longtime producer Jim Bell would be leaving to take a larger role in the sports division.

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