Sentences with phrase «woman reporter»

Gwyneth Paltrow (View from the Top, Shallow Hal) plays gutsy woman reporter from New York City, Polly Perkins, looking into the disappearance of a leading scientist in the world community.

Having grown up worse than poor in South Dakota and reinvented herself as the most prominent woman reporter in America, «Hick,» as she's known to her friends and admirers, is not quite instantly charmed by the idealistic, patrician Eleanor.

Caroline was the first woman reporter on This Day Tonight and the first woman to anchor Four Corners, and was associated with Australian Story since its inception in 1996.

Governor Andrew Cuomo took issue Wednesday when a woman reporter asked him what concrete steps he was taking to combat sexual harassment in state government, lecturing her that the question was too narrowly focused.

Cuomo does not gaffe when he has time to respond, but rather when he's speaking off the cuff, like in December when he sought to explain how sexual harassment was pervasive in society to a woman reporter.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Wednesday got into an at - times testy exchange with a woman reporter when asked about sexual harassment in state government, tell her a question was too narrowly focused and did a «disservice to women.»

Several hours after lecturing a woman reporter that her question about steps being taken in state government to combat sexual harassment was too narrowly focused and a «disservice to women» Gov. Andrew Cuomo in a conference call suggested a «comprehensive» program will be proposed to combat the issue.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo's response to a woman reporter when asked about sexual harassment in state government and his subsequent effort to clarify those remarks turned into a fight between the Democratic and Republican committees by late Wednesday.

Nixon called Cuomo a bully, taking him to task for «mansplaining» sexual harassment to a woman reporter and dismissing another's questions for being «small.»

News from the Front: Women Reporters of World War II Although seeing, hearing, and reading «on the spot» reporting by women in war zones is not unusual today, during World War II, women reporters and photojournalists often had to argue and cajole their way to the frontlines to report the news.

Penny Colman's book, Where the Action Was: Women War Correspondents in World War II tells the stories of some of the women reporters who fought to cover the news.

News from the Front: Women Reporters of World War II While «on the spot» reporting by women in war zones is not unusual today, during World War II, women reporters and photojournalists often had to argue and cajole their way to the frontlines.

Doris comments later in the book that it's «wonderful to see so many women highly placed in news organizations... Women reporters... have been around since before my time.