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FILE - This Aug. 30, 2012 file image released by ABC shows former "Good Morning America" co-host Josh Elliott on the popular morning show in New York. Elliott says his decision to leave ABC’s “Good Morning America” for NBC is a “deeply personal” move to get back to sports. NBC Sports on Wednesday, April 2, 2014, officially introduced him as a new hire to work on future Olympics, NFL football and other events. He turned down an offer to remain at ABC’s top-rated morning show, where he was a key player in its rise past the “Today” show. Elliott said he’s discussed no role at NBC News, including at “Today.” He said the fallout from his defection from ABC has been painful. (AP Photo/ABC, Fred Lee, File)
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This image provided by Hal Holbrook shows Holbrook performing his one-man show "Mark Twain Tonight." Holbrook is in the midst of a marathon of theater. 2014 marks the 60th consecutive year of his one-man show relating the satire and social commentary that he began delivering during the civil rights era to audiences today. Ahead of the 89-year-old actor’s stop at the National Theatre in Washington, Holbrook explains why Twain remains relevant as Holbrook adds material on the Bible, the labor movement and a section of “Huckleberry Finn.” (AP Photo/Courtesy of Hal Holbrook)
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This image provided by Hal Holbrook shows Holbrook performing his one-man show "Mark Twain Tonight." Holbrook is in the midst of a marathon of theater. 2014 marks the 60th consecutive year of his one-man show relating the satire and social commentary that he began delivering during the civil rights era to audiences today. Ahead of the 89-year-old actor’s stop at the National Theatre in Washington, Holbrook explains why Twain remains relevant as Holbrook adds material on the Bible, the labor movement and a section of "Huckleberry Finn." (AP Photo/Courtesy of Hal Holbrook)
