The new "Early Show" anchor recently with a tour of six days in the country, 6,500 miles from the United States, visit CBSaffiliates San Diego, Los Angeles, Houston, Tampa and Raleigh.
Erica Hill co-anchor, Chris Wragge, Marysol Castro, and Jeff Glor exchanged experiences on the road the first day of anchoring the morning show on Monday.
Glor, anchor the four points of the trip is more than I ever imagined.
Wragge agreed, saying: "It looked on paper like it would be very difficult, but in the end a great time. "
Fast Food at the posh dressed for the interviews to sing in the car, said the anchor they have done a lot of memories, as each mile passed.
Marysol Castro said he liked Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego Chargers visit for a game.
She described the experience as "complete Nirvana."
Wragge said that the highlight of this trip for him appeared in "The Show Craig Ferguson."
He said: "It was great."
For Hill, the trip was a learning experience.
"I did not know that Jeff (Glor) is actually Zoolander". He joked: ". It's amazing because when you see the picture of him, he never stops (smile the same way)."
Castro has also learned a lot about your co-host of his time on the road.
She said: "We do not know people until you are in a car with them. "
However, they all said the trip helped anchor them know better.
Hill said: "The journey has certainly contributed obligations -. perhaps more than I ever thought they could the day they sent us to repent in this way."
Glor said: "This trip gave us memories that last a lifetime."
In addition, in "The Early Show" Monday, Castro Hill, Wragge, Glor and discussed their favorite moments from the road. Click the video below, listen to their stories and see your favorite photos.
Erica Hill co-anchor, Chris Wragge, Marysol Castro, and Jeff Glor exchanged experiences on the road the first day of anchoring the morning show on Monday.
Glor, anchor the four points of the trip is more than I ever imagined.
Wragge agreed, saying: "It looked on paper like it would be very difficult, but in the end a great time. "
Fast Food at the posh dressed for the interviews to sing in the car, said the anchor they have done a lot of memories, as each mile passed.
Marysol Castro said he liked Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego Chargers visit for a game.
She described the experience as "complete Nirvana."
Wragge said that the highlight of this trip for him appeared in "The Show Craig Ferguson."
He said: "It was great."
For Hill, the trip was a learning experience.
"I did not know that Jeff (Glor) is actually Zoolander". He joked: ". It's amazing because when you see the picture of him, he never stops (smile the same way)."
Castro has also learned a lot about your co-host of his time on the road.
She said: "We do not know people until you are in a car with them. "
However, they all said the trip helped anchor them know better.
Hill said: "The journey has certainly contributed obligations -. perhaps more than I ever thought they could the day they sent us to repent in this way."
Glor said: "This trip gave us memories that last a lifetime."
In addition, in "The Early Show" Monday, Castro Hill, Wragge, Glor and discussed their favorite moments from the road. Click the video below, listen to their stories and see your favorite photos.
