Sentences with phrase «television reporter on»

He was inside City Hall at the time of the shooting and was the first television reporter on the air with the story.

«Some of what I've heard coming out of Wisconsin, where they're just making it harder for public employees to collectively bargain generally, seems like more of an assault on unions,» Obama told a Milwaukee television reporter on Thursday, taking the unusual step of inviting a local TV station into the White House for a sit - down interview.

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Before joining the Times, Kate worked for more than six years as an on - air television reporter at CNBC, appearing on the channel's daytime programming with news, interviews, and analysis.

On Wednesday, reporter Alison Parker and cameraman Adam Ward were both fatally shot by a former coworker during a live television interview for WDBJ, a CBS (CBS) affiliate in Roanoke, Va..

I have also served as the TV Editor for TheWrap and Celebuzz, as well as reported on television for The Hollywood Reporter and the Los Angeles Times.

Except to the delight of television news reporters across the continent, that man's name was Harry Baals, which prompted the deputy mayor to state that, despite the 17,000 votes in favour, they probably wouldn't put the name of the city's longest - tenured mayor on the centre.

Speaking with reporters outside the White House on Wednesday, the president mocked the league's television ratings.

On Monday, he was trailed by more than a dozen television cameras and numerous reporters when he exited the office of Senator Bill Nelson, Democrat of Florida and a Senate Commerce Committee leader.

Reporters described «chaos» on last year's Black Friday, with several people being arrested and a woman being hit by a falling television.

Like McWethy, Martin belongs to an older generation of reporters who imagined that television would provide them with a way to reach tens of millions of people with stories that shed real and necessary light on the actions of their government.

Not only has Rumsfeld threatened sources with legal prosecution, from the Briefing Room podium, on national television, he notes, but the Pentagon also refuses to confirm or deny much of the information that reporters do manage to find out, thus ensuring that the news that does reach the public is often riddled with guesswork and error.

The unspoken judgment trembled palpably on the airwaves as four powerful women» a television reporter, a Congressional representative, and two physicians» held at bay the lone male guest, himself a doctor.

If you wan na know what it looks like to bomb on National television as a reporter, just watch this video.

When they lost 68 — 62, a lot of people cried, including Richard Demak, now SI's chief of reporters, who was not from Philadelphia, had never heard of Villanova and was watching on television in Michigan.

She is also an on - air reporter and correspondent for Moms Everyday, as well as for local and national television programs.

She's also an on - air reporter and correspondent for Moms Everyday, as well as for local and national television programs.

The new mayor gushed today about his upcoming appearance on the television show The Good Wife, telling reporters when asked that he and his wife are «obsessed» with the drama.

Gibson, who has spoken about the need to address the growing deficit, said he didn't see it that way when pressed on the issue at a recent event by a television reporter, saying that, while some provisions were disappointing, a tax increase would be a job killer at the worst time.

Anne was on the Ithaca College Television station (ICTV) where she worked as their reporter, investigative correspondent, and evening news anchor.

Our reporter at television centre will be giving us regular updates on the protests, and the efforts of anti-fascists to block Griffin's entrance to the studios.

In a briefing with reporters at NYPD Headquarters, a news release that contained a point - by - point rebuttal and an appearance on national television by the current commissioner, Bill Bratton, police officials denied any altering of statistics and defended the city's low crime figures for 2015.

That all changed in the 1960's when television reporter Geraldo Rivera highlighted the dismal treatment of patients at a similar institution, Willowbrook, on Staten Island, and a year later Letchworth Village in Rockland County.

Republican Stefan I. Mychajliw Jr., the former television reporter turned politician, beat Democrat Vanessa Glushefski on Tuesday to win a second full term as Erie County comptroller.

He has had trouble reducing his ideas into television sound bytes, a problem he blames on reporters, whom he jokes should have term limits.

Television news crews and print reporters are an almost daily presence on the town's main thoroughfare, Route 22, and men, women and children unaccustomed to the spotlight are growing tired of once again being asked to describe how they feel about the poison in their water supply.

He addressed all the caucuses he could, sat for television interviews on the convention floor, and held court for reporters in impromptu press conferences.

(3) Every publication, media outlet, radio and television station, newspaper, reporters and pundits that were making their plans while talking badly about Donald Trump have all seen their wishes disappear, and were left holding the rifles on their shoulders.

While many Capitol reporters have embraced social media and enjoy offering television and radio commentary on their work and on the political scene, Precious does little self - promoting, and is only a recent Twitter recruit, @TomPreciousALB.)

Wyman, 71, has repeatedly declined to comment on her political future, including recently in front of multiple reporters and television cameras at a press conference she attended with Malloy at the state Capitol.

Employers should keep closer tabs on the workers they've let go in light of the fired reporter who executed his former TV station colleagues on live television, Police Commissioner Bill...

This committee, appointed in 1958, undertook initiatives in the new medium of television and continues to engage discussions with writers and reporters, in all mediums, on ways of communicating science to the public.

He enjoyed the perks of being a film critic before moving on to New Scientist, and he became a television reporter with the advent of Channel 4.

In a broadcast system (television), journalists or reporters are also involved with editing the video material that has been shot alongside their research, and in working on the visual narrative of the story.

A new substance may be in the mix: On 2 February, television reporters for the German WDR network broadcast their undercover investigation (link in German) of a Russian scientist willing to sell them 100 milligrams of something called «full - size MGF» for $ 100,000.

Started by esteemed editor and reporter Heidi MacDonald, The Beat keeps you in the loop on everything comics related from books to television and film.

Largely ignoring the events of REC 3 and picking up right where REC 2 left off, REC 4 once again follows doomed television reporter Angela Vidal who was rescued from the infected apartment complex and is now on a ship in the middle of an ocean, but she may still be possessing the parasite that started the initial outbreak.

Synopsis: Actress Kate Lyn Sheil prepares to play a news reporter who killed herself on television in 1974.

On July 15, 1974, television news reporter Christine Chubbuck read a prepared statement and then committed suicide on - air by putting a gun to her head and pulling the triggeOn July 15, 1974, television news reporter Christine Chubbuck read a prepared statement and then committed suicide on - air by putting a gun to her head and pulling the triggeon - air by putting a gun to her head and pulling the trigger.

Hendricks was on a Television Critics Association panel for Good Girls and stayed after to speak with reporters further.

On top of this, practically no video footage remains of the ill - fated reporter — except, of course, the one and only video copy of that faithful day's broadcast, currently in the possession of the television station owner's widow.

Honorees for outstanding television and film stunt ensemble action performances were announced from the red carpet during the SAG Awards Red Carpet Pre-show, hosted this year by People deputy editor of entertainment JD Heyman and entertainment reporter Caroline Moderressy - Tehrani, which was webcast live on sagawards.tntdrama.com, sagawards.org and People.com.

A screenshot of Liang Xiangyi, a financial news reporter, who was so disgusted by a fellow reporter's softball question to a government official at this week's National People's Congress that she was caught on live television rolling her eyes.

The television news reporter's story is the stuff of urban legend: she achieved notoriety in 1974 after shocking the world by taking her own life live on air.

A television reporter (Jamie Foxx) is sent out on the street with a cameraman (Marty Nadler) to gauge people's feelings about the day.

In Tarantino's script, the story essentially follows television reporter Wayne Gale as he pieces together a segment on the recently arrested Mickey and Mallory.

Yes, it's got some funny lines and the odd mildly sexy moment too, but it's also serious, revealing and touched by enough reality for us all to think we now know what it's like to be a female, fortysomething desk - bound television reporter who, on a whim, decides to «blow it all up» and head off to be a war reporter in Kabul.

On the surface, Marissa Cortez Wilson (Jessica Alba) has it all... married to a famous spy hunting television reporter, a new baby and intelligent twin step kids.

Even when, while watching, I noticed modern «news reporters» on television got a lot of their interviewing technique from McCarthy... I'm not sure how Clooney got away with it — some of the footage is cleaner than the rest and it's all supposed to be on television, but it presumably would have looked better — maybe he made it part of the black and white film agreement... you're watching Good Night, and Good Luck and it's in black and white and so you're going to accept what follows.

Director Ridley Scott cuts between Harris (Michelle Williams) watching on her television and Getty (Christopher Plummer) talking to the reporters.

His newest customer is Nina Dunham (Andrea Riseborough), a television news reporter who sees a story in the lives of people like Kyle — runaways and abandoned young people who try to eke out a living performing sex acts on the Internet.