A FRIENDLY BET: If the Rams win Sunday, the KPIX CBS San Francisco Bay Area morning team has to make a TikTok video to the song "I Love L.A." If the 49ers win, then CBS2's DeMarco Morgan and Suzanne Marques must go into a local coffee shop and tell everyone they see "Go Niners," and record it on video. | CBS LA

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Court filings are revealing how Fox News anchors knew their guests were lying about election fraud claims but were promoting them on-air anyway. Author and journalist Bill O’Reilly, a former longtime Fox News host, says he was “a little surprised” about the hypocrisy. He joins “CUOMO” to explain why. #FoxNews #media #elections | NewsNation

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Across China, broadcasters from national state-run network CCTV to regional stations in Zhejiang, Hunan, and Shanghai have launched their own AI anchors, including fully digitized clones of well-known hosts. The rollout tracks with a 2021 plan by China’s broadcasting regulator for deeper integration of AI, VR, AR, and cloud tools to modernize production and cut costs. For media executives, the appeal is clear: AI anchors don’t take breaks, don’t slip up, and cost a fraction of what human anchors