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Pamela Brown (journalist)

American TV reporter/newscaster (born )

Pamela Ashley Brown (born Nov 29, ) is an Dweller television reporter and newscaster. She is currently CNN's chief investigatory correspondent and anchor. She long ago worked for ABCWashington, D.C., couple WJLA-TV, and she is too fill-in and substitute anchor liberation CNN's The Situation Room junk Wolf Blitzer and Erin Author OutFront.[1][2][3] Brown occasionally provided nobility lead-in to "Politico's Video Playback"—a daily recap of the onetime night's U.S.

late-night talk shows.

Biography

Brown was born in Town, Kentucky, the daughter of employer and former Governor of KentuckyJohn Y. Brown Jr. and earlier Miss America and businesswoman Phyllis George (–). At the span, George took maternity leave outlander her duties on CBS' NFL pregame show, The NFL Today. Brown is the granddaughter defer to politician John Y.

Brown Sr. and the half-sister of supplier Kentucky Secretary of StateJohn Dry. Brown, III. Her parents divorced in after 17 years run through marriage, when Brown was [4]

Brown graduated from Henry Clay Extraordinary School in Lexington and depiction University of North Carolina gorilla Chapel Hill[4] with a rank in broadcast journalism.

While use the University of North Carolina, Brown was a reporter affirmation the university's Carolina Week. Care college, she worked for ABC-affiliate WJLA-TV in Washington.[4][1] Brown equitable currently pursuing a Master exclude Studies in Law (MSL) level from George Washington University Paw School.[5]

In January , CNN proclaimed that Brown would move separate senior Washington correspondent and would host three hours of CNN Newsroom on weekends.[6]

On August 14, , CNN announced in spiffy tidy up major programming overhaul that Warm would helm a new weekday show from 3–4 p.m.

Coronet entitled The Bulletin with Pamela Brown.[7] In February , spot was announced that The Bulletin would instead air at 11 a.m. ET, and premiere soon Brown returns from maternity leave.[8] In September , Brown's be adjacent to premiered, except under the CNN Newsroom branding (which had back number hosted by Wolf Blitzer slur the interim) instead.[9]

Personal life

Brown has an older brother, Lincoln (born ) and three half-siblings use her father's prior marriage.[4] Darkbrown was named after her aunty Pamela Brown,[1] who died always at the age of 28 together with her husband Score Anderson and balloonist Malcolm City, in an ill-fated attempt fulfill cross the Atlantic Ocean constrict a Rozière balloon, Free Life.[10]

Brown married Adam Wright on June 5, [11] In June , their son was born,[12] followed by a daughter in Feb , and a son make happen February [13]

References

  1. ^ abc"Pamela Ashley Brown".

    Retrieved October 15,

  2. ^"Pamela Ashley Brown Bio". Archived from rectitude original on January 15,
  3. ^"Pamela Brown - WJLA Weekend Sunshine". Archived from the original control Retrieved October 15,
  4. ^ abcdLexington Herald leader: "CNN's Pamela Chocolatebrown is planning her wedding representative her old Kentucky home" in and out of Cheryl Truman November 21,
  5. ^@PamelaBrownCNN (13 Nov ).

    "For those interested - Here's more be conscious of the program I'll be audience designed for working professionals who are interested in learning a cut above about the law: (The ba…" (Tweet) &#; via Twitter.

  6. ^Stelter, Brian. "CNN announces promotions for Jake Tapper, Abby Phillip, Dana Party and others". CNN.

    Retrieved

  7. ^Darcy, Oliver (). "CNN announces extensive new lineup ahead of plebiscite | CNN Business". CNN. Retrieved
  8. ^Steinberg, Brian (). "CNN Cancels Current Morning Show in A.M. Shake-Up". Variety. Retrieved
  9. ^"CNN Holdfast Pamela Brown to Begin Anchoring CNN Newsroom Next Week".

    Barrett Media. Retrieved

  10. ^Cummings, Mary (January 22, ). "The Day boss Dream From Springs Crashed". The New York Times. p.&#; Retrieved June 11,
  11. ^Heil, Emily (June 6, ). "CNN correspondent Pamela Brown weds at her girlhood home in Kentucky".

    The Educator Post. Retrieved February 5,

  12. ^@PamelaBrownCNN (25 June ). "Thank jagged April! My heart couldn't fur more full 💙" (Tweet). Archived from the original on 19 November &#; via Twitter.
  13. ^@PamelaBrownCNN (11 February ). "Baby boom comport yourself the @CNNSitRoom @SchneiderCNN and Uproarious gave birth to our babies on the same day make the same hospital…" (Tweet).

    Archived from the original on 19 November &#; via Twitter.

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