The TV Zone

Katie Couric, I'm told, has wrapped (or in the process of wrapping) her big Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger story down in Tampa as we speak (he was there, as you know, and was introduced at the outset of the SB). She's interviewing the crew right now....

Little while ago, "60 Minutes" sent out a release saying that Sully and Katie also wrapped an interview on Friday. But I've just learned that "Evening News" will air a snippet from that tonight, while a more substantial chunk will air on Friday's "Evening News."

He tells KC that he suffered from post-traumatic stress after the historic/heroic landing...

Here's the press release...

"Couric spent hours interviewing the veteran pilot credited with saving the lives of 155 passengers and perhaps many others when he was able to land his commercial jet on the Hudson River after colliding with a flock of Canada geese and losing all power over New York City. Sullenberger describes in detail the landing dubbed "miracle on the Hudson," revealing his thoughts and emotions during the dramatic maneuver and the days following the event, including the posttraumatic stress he suffered in the aftermath.

Couric also interviewed Sullenberger's wife, Lorrie, for a segment that will also include interviews with the entire flight crew of US Airways Fl. 1549 to be broadcast on 60 MINUTES."