The following is a list of present and past news anchors, correspondents, hosts and meteorologists from the CNN news network.

Contents 1 Present anchors, correspondents, hosts and meteorologists 1.1 Political Contributors 1.2 Political Analysts 2 Past Anchors and Hosts 3 References 4 External links

[edit] Present anchors, correspondents, hosts and meteorologists

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Atia Abawi Natalie Allen Christiane Amanpour Becky Anderson Brooke Anderson Guillermo Arduino Justin Armsden Terry Baddoo Brooke Baldwin Errol Barnett Dana Bash Todd Benjamin Jim Bittermann Wolf Blitzer Kate Bolduan Abbie Boudreau Jim Boulden Andrew Brown Campbell Brown Josie Burke Diego Bustos Jack Cafferty Sean Callebs Catherine Callaway Susan Candiotti Richelle Carey Margaret Carlson Jason Carroll Matthew Chance Emily Chang Allan Chernoff Kiran Chetry Alina Cho Rosemary Church Jim Clancy

Heidi Collins Shanon Cook Anderson Cooper Anna Coren Kevin Corriveau Carol Costello Candy Crowley Arwa Damon Naamua Delaney Jennifer Delgado Seth Doane Jill Dougherty David Ensor Deborah Feyerick Adrian Finighan Jaime Florcruz Tom Foreman Max Foster Stephen Frazier Mike Galanos Delia Gallagher Liz George Hala Gorani Nancy Grace Dr. Sanjay Gupta Thelma Gutierrez AJ Hammer Paula Hancocks Poppy Harlow Tony Harris Jenny Harrison Susan Hendricks Ed Henry

Sasha Herriman Erica Hill Charles Hodson Michael Holmes T. J. Holmes Eileen Hsieh Patricia Janiot Jacqui Jeras Joe Johns Mallika Kapur Randi Kaye Brianna Keilar John King Larry King Howard Kurtz Maggie Lake Nicole Lapin Ed Lavandera Chris Lawrence Don Lemon Dan Lothian Nkepile Mabuse Suzanne Malveaux Jonathan Mann Rob Marciano Lola Martinez David Mattingly Colleen McEdwards Jamie McIntyre Mark McKay Monica McNeal Robin Meade Jeanne Meserve Anthony Mills

Ana Maria Montero Jeanne Moos Chad Myers Asieh Namdar Octavia E. Nasr Paula Newton Betty Nguyen Robin Oakley Kate O'Beirne Soledad O'Brien Kaushal Patel Christi Paul Karl Penhaul Kyra Phillips Kitty Pilgrim Pedro Pinto Frederik Pleitgen Richard Quest Elaine Quijano Monita Rajpal Mari Ramos Anjali Rao Candy Reid Don Riddell Dan Rivers Chuck Roberts John Roberts Nic Robertson Susan Roesgen Christine Romans Richard Roth Ted Rowlands Brent Sadler Rick Sanchez

Shakuntala Santhiran Jacki Schechner Bill Schneider Bonnie Schneider Andrew Serwer Isha Sesay Atika Shubert Patrick Snell Mary Snow Barbara Starr Andrew Stevens Kristie Lu Stout Fionnuala Sweeney Lisa Sylvester Abbi Tatton Jeffrey Toobin Gary Tuchman Adaora Udoji Sibila Vargas Ralitsa Vassileva John Vause Ali Velshi Zain Verjee Michael Ware Carlos Watson Ben Wedeman Fredricka Whitfield Gerri Willis Reynolds Wolf Kareen Wynter Eunice Yoon Fareed Zakaria John Zarrella

[edit] Political Contributors

Liberals:

• Paul Begala
• Hilary Rosen
• James Carville
• Roland S. Martin
• Donna Brazile

Conservatives:

• Ed Rollins
• William Bennett
• Amy Holmes
• Tara Wall
• Alex Castellanos

[edit] Political Analysts

• Jack Cafferty, Commentator
• Gloria Borger, Senior Political Analyst
• Candy Crowley, Senior Political Correspondent
• Ali Velshi, Chief Business Correspondent
• Jeff Toobin, Senior Legal Analyst
• Bill Schneider, Senior Political Analyst
• David Gergen, Senior Political Analyst
• John King, Chief National Correspondent

[edit] Past Anchors and Hosts

Roz Abrams—Last seen at WCBS-TV Jane Akre Kelli Arena Aaron Arispe Sr.—Retired Aaron Arispe Jr.—Now a NFL Football Player Peter Arnett Jane Arraf—Now with NBC News Sharyl Atkisson—Now with CBS News Jillian Badanes—Washington DC university student contributions—now with Washington Times Rudi Bakhtiar—Last seen at Fox News Channel Bobbie Battista—Launched www.Atamira.com, now with RL.tv on "Daily Café" Glenn Beck—Now with Fox News Channel Ralph Begleiter—Now a professor at the University of Delaware Jason Bellini—Now with Logo Charles Bierbauer Satinder Bindra—Left the network in May 2007 Richard Blystone—Now with the International Herald Tribune Mike Boettcher—Now with NBC News Tom Braden Phil Brady Rym Brahimi—Retired, married an Arab prince Aaron Brown—Now professor at Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication Jill Brown Lyn Brown—(1984-1988) Pat Buchanan—Now with MSNBC Chris Burns—Now with Bloomberg Television Bob Cain—Retired Tony Campion—Now with BBC Tucker Carlson—Now with MSNBC James Carville—Now with XM radio and also a film producer—still a guest on various CNN programs Tom Cassidy Vince Cellini—Now with the Golf Channel Nick Charles—Now with Showtime Joie Chen—Now with CBS News Lynne Cheney—former Second Lady of the United States of America Ryan Chilcote—Now with Bloomberg Television Mike Chinoy—Now with Pacific Council on International Policy[1]; also appears on ETTV America Sophia Choi—Now at KVBC in Las Vegas Connie Chung Wesley Clark—Now with Fox News Channel Stephen Cole—Now with Al Jazeera English Reid Collins Roger Cossack—Now legal analyst on ESPN Dave Cotton—Did sports updates for CNN Headline News in the 90's. Currently morning anchor for KHQ-TV in Spokane, WA. Katie Couric—Now primary anchor with CBS News Chris Curle Sumi Das—Now at KTVU in San Francisco Veronica De La Cruz Lou Dobbs Dan Dorfman—Now a columnist for the New York Sun Mike Douglas—Deceased Jane Dutton—Now with Al Jazeera English Jennifer Eccleston Patrick Emory—Retired Don Farmer Andrea Fleischer Jeff Flock—Now a reporter for the Fox Business Network; was one of this network's original personalities Sasha Foo—Now at KUSI, San Diego Bob Franken - MSNBC Contributor & Blogger at Politics Daily David French Dr. Sonya Friedman Eric Gershawn David Goodnow Gordon Graham Jeff Greenfield—Now with CBS News Patrick Greenlaw Nick Gregory—Now with WNYW-Fox Mike Hanna—Now with Al Jazeera English Leon Harris—Now with WJLA-TV-ABC Don Harrison—Deceased Lois Hart—Now with KCRA-TV and KQCA-TV; wife of former CNN alumni Dave Walker James Hattori—Now with NBC News Kathleen Hays—Now with Bloomberg Television Bill Hemmer—Now with Fox News Channel Taylor Henry—Now News Director, KNOE-TV, Monroe, Louisiana Fred Hickman—Now with ESPN Maria Hinojosa—Now with Now on PBS John Holliman—Deceased Andrew Holtz—Author of "The Medical Science of House, M.D." website HoltzReport.com Jan Hopkins—Now independent consultant Jim Huber D.L. Hughley—Left after the end of the first season of his self-titled show Al Hunt—Now with Bloomberg Television Jesse Jackson—Now a president for Rainbow/PUSH Martyn Jeanes Brian Jenkins Graeme Joffe—Sports presenter for 94.7 Highveld Stereo Johannesburg South Africa Daryn Kagan—Now an author, film producer, and creator and host of the the inspirational news website DarynKagan.com Myron Kandel—Retired 2005 Donna Kelley—Now Executive Producer at KBZK-TV, Bozeman, Montana Patricia Kelly-Senior international correspondent and Brussels bureau chief - now freelance Kathleen Kennedy—Left the network in 2007 Sandy Kenyon—Now at PARADE Magazine, various radio & TV Riz Khan—Now with Al Jazeera English Jane King Michael Kinsley Dennis Kirkpatrick Jeff Koinange—Left in May 2007, now with Kenya's K24 Channel

Andrea Koppel—Is now with M+R Strategic Services in Washington, DC Steve Kosch—www.thevideoeditor.com Sachi Koto—Left in 2005 Lawrence Kudlow—Now with CNBC Bob Kurtz—First sports anchor, now a Christian minister Greg LaMotte—Now with KULR-TV, Billings, Montana Larry LaMotte—Deceased Denise LeClair—An original CNN anchor and first Headline News anchor Christopher Lee—Washington DC university student contributions—now with Washington Post Mark Leff—Now a Journalism professor at the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University Lee Leonard—Now at CN8 Carol Lin—Left 2006-12-30 Kirsten Lindquist—Real estate agent in California Stuart Loory Bob Lorenz—Now main studio anchor and host, Yankees Entertainment & Sports Network (YES Network), New York City. Bob Losure—www.boblosure.com Bettina Lüscher—Now a spokesperson for the World Food Programme[2] Tumi Makgabo Alphonso Van Marsh Deborah Marchini Miguel Marquez—Now with ABC News Mary Matalin—Now a Republican political consultant Molly McCoy Ann McDermott Dennis Michael Dave Michaels—Retired Don Miller Tom Mintire Jim Moret—Now with Inside Edition and professor at UCLA Valerie Morris—Poised to host a financial literacy programme aimed at woman and people with colour Anand Naidoo—Now with Al Jazeera English Brian Nelson—Now Boeing Communications Director At Kennedy Space Center Arthel Neville—Morning anchor at KSWB-TV in San Diego Lucia Newman—Now with Al Jazeera English as a correspondent based in Buenos Aires Lucy Noland—Now at KHOU-TV In Houston Bryan Norcross—Now with CBS Robert Novak—Deceased Miles O'Brien — Released with the closure of the Sci-Tech group Mosheh Oinounou—Washington DC university student contributions—now with Fox News Joe Oliver Patti Paniccia Christina Park—Now at WNYW-FOX Dan Patrick—No longer with ESPN as of 2007-08-17 Natalie Pawelski—No longer active Veronica Pedrosa—Now with Al Jazeera English Kathy Pepino Cheryl Potts Sohail Rahman—Now with Al Jazeera English Dallas Raines—Now with KABC-TV, Los Angeles Gene Randall—Now media consultant Shibab Rattansi—Now with Al Jazeera English Maria Ressa—Now Head of News and Public Affairs, ABS-CBN, Philippines Hugh Riminton—Now senior political corrsepondent at Network Ten Susan Rook—Retired Sonia Ruseler—No longer active Lynne Russell—Now with CBC/Radio-Canada, anchoring for CBC Newsworld Andrea Sanke—Now with France24 English Martin Savidge— Left for NBC News; Now with Worldfocus on public television. Daniel Schorr—Now with NPR as Senior News Analyst Frank Sesno—Now with George Washington University and a special contributor to CNN Bella Shaw—Now doing infomercials Bernard Shaw—Retired Mark Shields—Currently appears on The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer Claire Shipman—Now with ABC News Orelon Sidney Daniel Sieberg—Now with CBS News Kate Snow—Now with ABC News Martin Soong—Now with CNBC Asia Flip Spiceland—Now with WXIA-NBC Hannah Storm—Now with CBS News Linda Stouffer Now a correspondent on WSB TV in Atlanta, GA Kathleen Sullivan John Sununu Sherri Sylvester Cal Thomas—Now with Fox News Channel Owen Thomas—Now with BBC Andrea Thompson Bill Tush—Now freelance reporter Greta Van Susteren—Now host of On the Record with Greta Van Susteren on Fox News Channel Stuart Varney—Now an anchor at the Fox Business Network Lyn Vaughn Alessio Vinci—Now hosting his new show on Italian TV Robert Vito Valerie Voss Dave Walker—Now with KCRA-TV and KQCA-TV; husband of former CNN alum Lois Hart Kelly Wallace—Now with CBS News Lou Waters Ralph Wenge—Retired, living in Rhode Island Harris Whitbeck Liz Wickersham Mary Alice Williams—Now with WCBS News Radio Judy Woodruff—Bloomberg Television) and PBS Van Earl Wright—Did sports updates for CNN Headline news in the 80's (now works for NBC American Gladiators in 2008) Paula Zahn—Resigned from the network July 24, 2007[1] Sami Zeidan—Now with Al Jazeera English

[edit] References

1. ^ mediabistro.com: TVNewser

[edit] External links

• CNN Programs - Anchors/Reporters