'CBS This Morning' faces the day on its own terms

The show trails 'GMA' and 'Today' but has seen viewership rise as it bucks the genre's usual trappings. Still, being No. 3 isn't its goal.NEW YORK -- It's not quite 8 a.m. on a Monday morning, and in a dark control room on West 57th Street, Chris Licht, executive producer of "CBS This Morning," has already been up for nearly four hours. It's the day after the Golden Globes, and both NBC's "Today" and ABC's "Good Morning America" lead with segments about the awards show; "CBS This Morning" opts f...