CNN

Bernard Shaw, the first chief anchor for CNN who helped lead breaking news coverage for more than 20 years, has died. Shaw died Wednesday of pneumonia ...

Reflecting on his career in an interview with NPR in 2014, Shaw said, “The more intense the news story I cover, the cooler I want to be. According to the network, funeral services will be closed to family and invited guests, with plans for a public memorial at a later date. The condolences of all of us at CNN go out to his wife Linda and his children.” CNN beat its broadcast competition in reporting on the outbreak of the war. By 1988, Shaw moderated a presidential debate, but drew some controversy when he posed a hypothetical question to Democratic nominee Michael Dukakis that referred to the rape and murder of his wife. From CNN’s launch on June 1, 1980, Shaw delivered to viewers breaking news in a warm voice and matter-of-fact style, helping the upstart 24-hour news network gain stature against its broadcast rivals.

The veteran broadcast television journalist was CNN's first chief anchor, a position that earned him the trust of millions of viewers across the country.

Shaw raised eyebrows with his first question to Dukakis, who was then the Democratic governor of Massachusetts. Bush and Michael Dukakis in the lead-up to the 1988 general election. He attended the University of Illinois at Chicago, receiving a bachelor's degree in history in 1966. CNN, as it came to be known, helped to fundamentally change the format and pace of TV news. He aspired to a career in journalism at a young age. Shaw was inducted into the Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame (1999) and received two lifetime achievements honors, from the Edward R.

During the era that many viewers learned to watch CNN during breaking news, Shaw was its first chief anchor, reporting on stories from the shooting of ...

The more intense the news story I cover, the cooler I want to be. And it would be a disservice to the consumers of news — be they readers, listeners or viewers — for me to become emotional and to get carried away." Shaw was born May 22, 1940, and grew up in Chicago, and attended the University of Illinois at Chicago before joining the Marines.

Bernard Shaw, CNN's chief anchor for two decades and a pioneering Black broadcast journalist best remembered for calmly reporting the beginning of the Gulf ...

Shaw was a former U.S. “And I personally feel that I passed my stringent test for that in Baghdad.” That was a hallmark of his Baghdad coverage when the U.S.

He covered the gulf war and the protests in Tiananmen Square and became one of the first Black anchors of a prime-time network news program.

Blitzer said, “and he said, ‘It was a huge news story, so we stayed.’” Known for his steadying influence at the anchor desk and from the field, Mr. When the gulf war began in January 1991, Mr.

Bernard Shaw died of pneumonia on Wednesday at a hospital in Washington, his family said in a statement to the network on Thursday.

A trailblazer and legend, a man of profound talent and endless grace. A role model and example and mentor to so so many,” John King, the network’s chief national correspondent, [added](https://twitter.com/abbydphillip/status/1567866050921873410): “Sad news just in this morning that our beloved Bernard Shaw has passed away at age 82. May his memory be a blessing.” The Shaw family requests complete privacy at this time,” the family’s statement said. [tweeting](https://twitter.com/jaketapper/status/1567865034692255746): “RIP CNN anchor and icon Bernard Shaw, who died yesterday at age 82, per his family.

NEW YORK (AP) — Bernard Shaw, former CNN anchor and a pioneering Black journalist remembered for his blunt question at a presidential debate and calmly ...

Because of all the things he missed with his family while working, he told NPR that “I don’t think it was worth it.” “I was going to give him five begrudging minutes and ended up talking to him for a half hour. “He was the most persistent guy I’ve ever met in my life,” the late Cronkite told the Washington Post in 1991. As a member of the U.S. “And I personally feel that I passed my stringent test for that in Baghdad.” Bush and Michael Dukakis, he asked the Democrat — a death penalty opponent — whether he would support that penalty for someone found guilty of raping and murdering Dukakis’ wife Kitty.

For years, Apple touted its products under its "Think Different" tagline. It's classic late-90s, early-aughts Steve Jobs energy.

The three-square-meals model is now something of a relic of the Industrial Revolution. Pour in some cold water, let the milk rehydrate, and voila. There was still a bit of that spirit, sure, but it was hard to ignore the darker message that not only do Apple products save lives, not having Apple products could be fatal. The somewhat cynical reality here is that Apple products are top shelf, and inflation is eating into people's disposable incomes. (OK, most nights — we believe in a four-day work week around here.) For better or worse, the 2020s are gonna be all about snacks. Before flavored seltzer took over the world, there was Fresca, the grapefruity, not-too-sweet, diet-but-not-diet drink. The Chevrolet Equinox EV will have The new iPhone features, as we wrote here yesterday, were few and far between. For the uninitiated, Fresca is pretty much perfect, yet perplexingly less prominent than other zero-calorie sodas. The iPhone 14 isn't so different from its predecessor. In a three-minute video, Apple positions itself as a lifesaver in a crisis.

Former CNN anchor Bernard Shaw died Wednesday of pneumonia unrelated to Covid-19, Shaw's family announced in a statement Thursday. Shaw was 82.

"The most important chair was the chair at the assignment desk. And it would be a disservice to the consumers of news -- be they readers, listeners or viewers -- for me to become emotional and to get carried away," he said. Shaw was the recipient of many awards for his journalism including the Edward R. And as a gardener, I want to grow and smell them more -- when I'm not writing." "The world has lost a hero for democracy and truth." And to you around the world and across our great land here in the United States, more than your praise I have valued your criticism and your suggestions. He was also known for being cool under pressure -- which was exemplified with his coverage of the First Gulf War. "I thought it was the last frontier in network television news," The condolences of all of us at CNN go out to his wife Linda and his children." He always could be trusted as a reporter and as an anchor," Johnson said. The family requested donations to a scholarship fund in lieu of flowers, according to a statement provided by former CNN CEO Tom Johnson. "CNN's beloved anchor and colleague, Bernard Shaw, passed away yesterday at the age of 82.

We called him “Bernie.” He was CNN's first lead anchor in the 80s and 90s. Bernie took us from the Chicken Noodle News days to our innovative coverage of ...

Privately, he told me “Never again.” He covered the war in Vietnam and the Jonestown massacre. He was both the inspiration for my career and life. He returned to the roaring applause of the newsroom. Management felt the risk for Bernie was low. Bernie ran to his office and came out a few minutes later telling me to get him on the air. I was impressed by his calm style and his ability to bring the audience into the process. He had a letter from Walter Cronkite welcoming him to CBS on the wall of his office. He also had a few Emmys stuffed into the corner of his desk. He was solo on the anchor desk which is very difficult in breaking news because producers have to talk to him while he is talking. The puzzle pieces move a lot at CNN, but the time I remember most fondly was when we recruited Judy Woodruff from CNN. His coverage from Baghdad prompted NBC News to do an unprecedented interview with him from Baghdad on the Nightly News. Bernie took us from the Chicken Noodle News days to our innovative coverage of the first Gulf War.

NEW YORK — Bernard Shaw, former CNN anchor and a pioneering Black journalist remembered for his blunt question at a presidential debate and calmly reporting ...

Because of all the things he missed with his family while working, he told NPR that “I don’t think it was worth it.” “I was going to give him five begrudging minutes and ended up talking to him for a half hour. “He was the most persistent guy I’ve ever met in my life,” the late Cronkite told the Washington Post in 1991. As a member of the U.S. “And I personally feel that I passed my stringent test for that in Baghdad.” Bush and Michael Dukakis, he asked the Democrat — a death penalty opponent — whether he would support that penalty for someone found guilty of raping and murdering Dukakis’ wife Kitty.

Bernard Shaw, former CNN anchor and a pioneering Black journalist remembered for his blunt question at a presidential debate and calmly reporting the ...

Because of all the things he missed with his family while working, he told NPR that “I don't think it was worth it.” “I was going to give him five begrudging minutes and ended up talking to him for a half hour. “He was the most persistent guy I've ever met in my life,” the late Cronkite told the Washington Post in 1991. As a member of the U.S. “And I personally feel that I passed my stringent test for that in Baghdad.” Bush and Michael Dukakis, he asked the Democrat — a death penalty opponent — whether he would support that penalty for someone found guilty of raping and murdering Dukakis' wife Kitty.

Shaw's work during the first Gulf War was instrumental in CNN making a name for itself in the news industry.

[Get Tickets](https://www.poynter.org/event/the-poynter-institutes-bowtie-ball/). [Get tickets](https://www.poynter.org/event/an-evening-with-the-associated-press-executive-editor-julie-pace-from-covering-the-war-in-ukraine-to-declaring-election-winners/?mktsource=TPR). [Get Tickets](https://www.poynter.org/event/united-facts-of-america-a-festival-of-fact-checking-2022/?mktsource=TPR). [Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein at Poynter’s Bowtie Ball](https://www.poynter.org/event/the-poynter-institutes-bowtie-ball/)— Nov. [Poynter’s Leadership Academy for Women in Media](https://www.poynter.org/shop/leadership/poynter-leadership-academy-for-women-in-media-2023/?mktsource=TPR), 2023 seminar. [United Facts of America](https://www.poynter.org/event/united-facts-of-america-a-festival-of-fact-checking-2022/?mktsource=TPR)Sept. Phillip tweeted](https://twitter.com/abbydphillip/status/1567866050921873410) that Shaw was a “trailblazer and a true CNN original.” Both had been cut in an apparent attempt to destroy evidence, the authorities said, and the shoes had blood on them.” [According to the Review-Journal](https://www.reviewjournal.com/crime/homicides/police-arrest-county-official-in-reporters-stabbing-death-2635486/), German spent months working on a story surrounding Telles’ oversight of the office. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.), the principal sponsor of the JCPA, said that change would fatally weaken the measure. [CNN’s John King tweeted](https://twitter.com/JohnKingCNN/status/1567865673459671041), “We have lost a CNN original. The occasion was a Senate Judiciary Committee “markup” of the Journalism Competition and Protection Act that would have given local news organizations an antitrust exemption to bargain with the platform companies. The condolences of all of us at CNN go out to his wife Linda and his children.”

Advocates for marginalized populations such as people with disabilities, the formerly incarcerated and those who are housing-insecure, say today's labor market ...

It is easier for workers to have their choice of jobs if they have references and a track record to demonstrate their commitment to a job. "In most of our facilities, we have to operate seven days a week," he said. "This data tells us that employers are broadening the pool of employees that they will consider hiring, and job seekers are aware of this," she said. "It's a more supported way for them to go back to school. Attaining and maintaining stable employment is a critical part of drawing these people not only into the labor force, but into their communities at large, Sojourner said. "Employers are warming up to the idea of considering applicants they may not have previously, including those with a criminal record," said AnnElizabeth Konkel, senior economist at Indeed. the product of the rise in war on drugs and mass incarceration," he said. "There's a huge amount of talent, they're just disconnected," LaGrange said. When word gets out that you're in fair-chance hiring, you have people come to you," said Amanda LaGrange, CEO of RePowered, a St. "Between 1980 and 2010, the share of Americans with a felony record tripled... The worker has been such a good fit that Struwe said he is preparing to hire a second worker from the program this fall. "There is a sense of dignity and worth that comes from employment...

Ukrainian forces have made sweeping advances in September in their fight against Russia, easing some investor fears of a prolonged war-induced energy crisis ...

"This lack of energy is forecast to significantly bring down the European Union's economy this winter. Still, the war could drag on for quite some time, and Ukraine's spate of victories doesn't mean the problems the war poses will end anytime soon. Markets want to see an end to this war. Grain supply has also been disrupted, leading to a spike in commodities prices. If you map those three days over the direction of the market, said Quincy Krosby, chief global strategist for LPL Financial, it's clear that this is a contributing factor to equity gains. The Dow (