Owens

On Tuesday, The New York Times broke the story that Owens, who has spent 37 years with CBS News, 24 of them with “60 Minutes,” informed his staff that he would be stepping down.

This week, the program lost its executive producer, Bill Owens, only the third person to hold the job in the show’s storied history.

Buck Owens, a famous musician friend who in the late 1960s was about to be on “Hee Haw,” dropped her name for consideration by the folks casting the show.

Former referee Nigel Owens, commenting on social media,, external said he would have given Le Garrec a straight red card, while other critics said the 22-year-old's exaggeration endangered players who have suffered serious head injuries.

Bill Owens, the beleaguered executive producer of “60 Minutes,” resigned Tuesday.