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A biography of Nima Elbagir, a broadcast journalist, is presented. She was born in July 1978 in Khartoum, Sudan and graduated in philosophy from the London School of Economics. She is married to a British diplomat. She was appointed as the international correspondent for CNN and received the 'Specialist Journalist of the Year' award in 2016.

A biography of television (TV) journalist Juju Chang is presented. She was born on September 17, 1965 in Seoul, South Korea and graduated from Adrian Wilcox High School, California. She then enrolled at Stanford University, California and attained a degree in broadcast journalism. She began working as a desk assistant for ABC News, the news gathering and broadcasting division of American Broadcasting Co. She has also received an Emmy Award for the live team coverage of a breaking news story.

A biography of Scott Pelley, broadcast journalist and television news anchor, is presented. It provides comprehensive information on the life of Pelley, with details on birth, education, work, and relationships. Pelley has won multiple Emmy and Peabody Award. Pelley is known for his commanding on-air presence and interviewing skills.

A biography of broadcast journalist Hoda Kotb is presented. She was born on August 9, 1964 in Norman, Oklahoma whose parents are Abdel and Sameha Kotb. She studied broadcast journalism at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. She was a television news anchor for WWL-TV Inc., an affiliate of CBS Television Network in New Orleans, Louisiana.

A biography of Chris Wallace, a broadcast journalist in Washington D.C. is presented. He was born on October 12, 1947 in Chicago, Illinois to longtime broadcast journalist, Mike Wallace and wife Norma Kaplan. Despite the success of Wallace father in the field of journalism, it was his stepfather who influenced him to pursue a career in the field. An overview of Wallace career record in different television stations as a journalist in the country is presented.

A biography of television journalist Candy Crowley is presented. She was born Candy Alt on December 26, 1948 in Kalamazoo, Michigan and earned her Bachelor of Arts in English degree at the Randolph-Macon Women's College. She reported on national and world events in several radio and television networks and among her most vivid memories as a reporter are the impeachment trial of Clinton, and terrorist bombings of the U.S. Marine Barracks. She made her debut as the host of the State of the Union.

The article profiles British broadcast journalist Trevor McDonald who was born in San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago on August 16, 1939. It mentions that McDonald is most recognized for his work with the national British network Independent Television News Ltd. (ITN). It says that McDonald has won more awards than any other British reporter.

A biography of Mika Emelie Brzezinski, Television journalist at MSNBC and co-host of Television news-and-talk show "Morning Joe," is presented. She was born on May 2, 1967 in New York City and grew up in Virginia along with her two elder brothers, Mark and Ian. She graduates from the private, all-girls Madeira School in McLean, Virginia in 1985 and then proceeded at Georgetown University in Washington, District Columbia. She joined with CBS News in 1997 as co-host of "Up to the Minute."

A biography of television news anchor John King is presented. He was born on August 30, 1963 in Boston, Massachusetts and studied at the University of Rhode Island. He was selected by CNN to anchor a program dedicated to political news aired from 7:00 to 8:00 pm on weeknights to fill the time slot vacated by the program "Lou Dobbs Tonight." It mentions that he started his career in journalism in 1985 at Associated Press (AP).

The article profiles Campbell Brown, a television journalist and host of the television network Cable News Network's series "CNN Election Center." Brown's coverage of major events such as Hurricane Katrina, the impeachment of U.S. President Bill Clinton, and the September 11, 2001 U.S. terrorist attacks are discussed, and her views on media are described.

A biography of broadcast journalist Jack Cafferty is presented. Cafferty was born on December 14, 1942 in Chicago, Illinois and studied at the University of Nevada. He started in journalism in 1960s as a news anchor, and became a host on the different shows of NBC Television Network (NBC). He transferred in Cable News Network (CNN) in 1999 as co-host of the "American Morning," and a commentator for "The Situation Room" in 2005.

A biography of Katie Couric, a television newscaster, anchor and journalist of "CBS Evening News," is presented. She was born on January 7, 1957 and studied at York Town High School. She earned a B.A. degree in American Studies at the University of Virginia and worked as a desk assistant at the "ABC News" as her first job. Courier made her debut as an anchor of the "CBS Evening News" on September 5, 2006 and became the first solo female host of nightly network television news program.

A biography of Robin Rene Roberts, news anchor, sportscaster, and writer, is presented. She was born on November 23, 1960 to Lawrence Roberts Sr. and Lucy Marion in New Orleans, Louisiana. She credited her mother with teaching her the importance of speaking clearly and grammatically. At the age of 10, she won a Mississippi state bowling competition, and became proficient at tennis and in the eighth grade, showed unusual skill at basketball.

The article presents a biography of broadcast journalist and author Lou Dobbs. He was born on September 24, 1945 in Childress, Texas. He is the long-time host of the Cable News Network's series "Moneyline" and television show "Lou Dobbs Tonight" since 2003. He has also served as the chief executive officer and chairman of Space.com company.

The article profiles Bob Schieffer, a veteran television journalist and Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) news anchor. Schieffer was born in Austin, Texas on February 25, 1937. He has anchored several CBS news program which includes "CBS Sunday Night News" and "CBS Saturday Evening News." He has been hosting the half-hour Sunday-morning interview show "Face the Nation," since 1991.

The article profiles Anderson Cooper, a broadcast journalist and host of the TV program "Anderson Cooper 360". His career highlights include an interview with U.S. Senator Mary Landrieu about the federal government's response to Hurricane Katrina. The article provides an overview of his employment, family and educational background.

The article presents a biography of Elizabeth Vargas, news anchor at American Broadcasting Cos.' "World News Tonight." In January 2006, Vargas became the first Hispanic individual to anchor a nationally broadcast nightly news program. For the past 10 years, Vargas has made a name for herself as a correspondent on news magazines.

Profiles Edward Lansing Gordon III, African American broadcast journalist and president of the Gordon Media Group. Influence of Edward Gordon Jr. on the journalist; Career background; Awards received by the journalist; Hobbies of Gordon.

Profiles Ananda Lewis, a popular television personality and is considered as an icon by teenagers. Family background; Educational attainment; Career background; Awards and achievements.

Presents a biography of broadcast journalist Ann Curry, who is half-white and half-Japanese. Difficulties in growing up with a mixed ancestry; Career with the National Broadcasting Co. Inc.; Television programs; Family life; Educational attainment.

Profiles U.S.-based flutist, writer and television journalist Eugenia Zukerman. Educational attainment; Family background; Career highlights; Titles of albums recorded.

Presents a biographical account of the life of Fort Lee, New Jersey-based television journalist Maria Bartiromo. Bartiromo's childhood in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, New York; Educational background; Work as financial journalist with the cable television business news channel CNBC; Distinction as being the first to report daily from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange; Titles of books written; Achievements in television journalism.

Profiles writer and broadcast journalist Bill O'Reilly. Personal background; Career in journalism; Television hosting; Written works.

Presents a biographical account of the life of television journalist Barbara Walters. Employment at National Broadcasting Corp.'s morning news program; Awards received; Educational background.

Presents a biographical account of the life of broadcast journalist and news anchor Tom Brokaw. His childhood in Yankton, South Dakota; Education; First exposure to the world of broadcast journalism; Experiences as a White House correspondent; Critical approval won by Brokaw for his intelligent and informed interviewing technique; Major news stories covered.

Presents a biographical account of the life of Jackie Judd, a broadcast journalist for ABC News. Awards received; Educational background; Biographical information; Career highlights; Coverage of U.S. politics for a number of broadcast news organizations since 1974; Contributions to other ABC News broadcasts.

Offers a biographical account on the life broadcast journalist Marí a Celeste Arrará s. Her childhood life; Her education; Involvement in animal rights issue; Highlights on her career in broadcast journalism; Family life.

Presents a biographical account of television news journalist Meredith Vieira. Educational and career background; Involvement in the television news program '60 Minutes' and the 'The View'; Award received.

Presents a biographical account of the life of Paula Zahn, a journalist and television news anchor for Cable News Network. Educational background; Family life; Her career in the television broadcasting industry.

Presents a biographical account of the life of Tim McCarver, a baseball commentator. Family background; Career highlights; Broadcasting abilities of McCarver.

Profiles broadcast journalist, Steve Kroft. Information on his political career; Background information on Kroft.

Presents a biographical account of the life of United States sportswriter and television and radio commentator Frank Deford. Childhood; Disappointments; Success; Educational attainment.

Presents a biographical account of the life of Lesley Stahl, a broadcast journalist. Her childhood; Educational background; Description of her career.

Presents a biographical account of the life of Christiane Amanpour, a broadcast journalist. Her childhood; Disappointments; Successes; Her work with the Cable News Network; Who hired her as a news assistant in 1983; Names of her parents; Where she lived; Where she lives now; Background information on her teenage life; Nature of her career goal; Amanpour's pursuit of her studies in the United States; Her reports for CNN; Biographical references.

Presents a biographical account of the life of United States broadcast journalist Nina Totenberg, of National Public Radio. Her childhood; Disappointments; Successes; Personal life.

Presents a biographical account of the life of broadcast journalist Maria Shriver. Childhood; Relationship to Kennedy family; Schooling; Start in television; Marriage to Arnold Schwarzenegger; Professional triumphs.

Presents a biographical account of the life of journalist Peter Arnett. Childhood; Journalistic training; Work as correspondent in Saigon during Vietnam War; Subsequent assignments worldwide; Coverage of Gulf War; Personal life.

Presents a biographical account of the life of broadcast journalist Tim Russert. Background information on Russert; Career achievements; Reference to his tenure at the National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) regarding his on-air grilling of David Duke, a former member of the Ku Klux Klan.

Presents a biographical account of the life of television journalist, Brinn Williams. Background information on Williams; Career achievements of Williams; Reference to three Emmy Awards which Williams won for his reporting.

Presents obituaries for television journalist David Brinkley who died on July 11, 2003 and actor Gregory Peck who died on June 12, 2003.