This is what it takes to make them agree?

On this blog I regularly show bias on the part of the news.

And nonsense in the news.

I've focused heavily on CNN and Fox.

Both have their problems, and frankly I don't know which is worse at its job.

But rarely do they focus on the same story, especially as the lead story.

Apparently, this is what it takes for executives at the two networks to see "eye to eye."

CNN

'WORSE THAN HELL'

Typhoon survivors face grim struggle

People in the Philippines struggle to grasp the enormity of what they lost to Typhoon Haiyan and challenges they still face. The death toll may hit 10,000. FULL STORY

• U.S. Marines arrive | How to help
• Survivors seek help at airport  
• Survey the typhoon damage  
• Photos   | Reaction | Share stories

 Fox

• AP

  'PLEASE HELP': US, world race to get aid to Philippines typhoon victims

  AID FROM THE US and around the world begins to arrive in the Philippines in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan, but destroyed transport links and the presence of looters makes reaching its intended recipients a challenge.
• Hagel sends troops to aid humanitarian efforts | HOW YOU CAN HELP | Unlikely birth cheered amid typhoon tragedy
• Filipino-Americans cannot contact relatives | PHOTOS: Typhoon leaves trail of destruction

It's refreshing to see an international focus in the news, especially on these two networks ... given that CNN focuses almost exclusively on trivial nonsense and since Fox is almost all about making President Obama looking silly.

But that it takes an international tragedy that killed thousands to get these networks on the same page is just sad.