http://variety.com/2013/tv/news/lara-logan-to-take-leave-of-absence-from-cbs-in-wake-of-60-minutes-report-1200887463/
Lara Logan and a producer, Max McClellan, involved with a flawed "60 Minutes"
report on Benghazi that drew criticism will both take a leave of absence from
CBS News, according to an internal memo from CBS News Chairman Jeff Fager
issued Tuesday.
"As Executive Producer, I am responsible for what gets on the air. I pride
myself in catching almost everything, but this deception got through and it
shouldn't have," Fager said in a memo to staff. "When faced with a such an
error, we must use it as an opportunity to make our broadcast even stronger. We
are making adjustments at 60 Minutes to reduce the chances of it happening
again."
- unclear from the story whether ot not it's paid. But to a "reporter",
this is pretty devastating
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