Alex Witt
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An Anchor's Personal Remembrance of World's Oldest Woman - Posted September 14, 2009
Saturday morning on MSNBC, anchor Alex Witt spent a quick personal moment and explained that her father was the physician of record for the former "world's oldest woman" - Gertrude Baines - who died Friday. Witt was at Baines' 115th birthday party in April.... [TVNewser]
MSNBC Cancels Carlos Watson at 11am - Posted September 5, 2009
Anchor Carlos Watson has been removed from the 11amET hour of MSNBC's dayside programming effective immediately. Mediaite's Rachel Sklar confirmed the news today and reported that Watson will stay on as a contributor. At present, it is unclear who will replace him, but TVNewser will be keeping a close eye... [TVNewser]
The Ticker: BBC, RLTV, DC... - Posted January 18, 2009
> Dr. Maya Angelou will give the final video message of BBC World News America's "Notes to Obama" series. The essay airs Monday at 7pmET on BBC America. > Retirement Living TV reached agreement to be carried on Comcast digital television service. MSNBC's Alex Witt and other former anchors host... [TVNewser]
The Ticker (Weekend Edition): Daily Cafe, Pulling Over, News as Art... - Posted November 8, 2008
> MSNBC's Alex Witt and former congressman (and former Gopher) Fred Grandy will host the series Daily Cafe on Retirement Living TV. The show is in its third season, but this will be this is the first season NBC News will be involved. The show will be a mix of... [TVNewser]
It's Official: Joe the Plumber is Here to Stay - Posted October 30, 2008
We began counting how many minutes of fame Joe the Plumber had amassed in a post yesterday, but it appears there's no need to continue a running counter: Joe the Plumber now has a publicist, a record deal and more media appearances on the horizon.
PRNewser's Joe Ciarallo talks to Joe's newly-named... [TVNewser]
MSNBC Going Live Tomorrow - Posted August 22, 2008
Not too surprisingly, there won't be much doc block on MSNBC tomorrow, or Olympics.
Instead, the network will be live from 6amET-10pmET, "in preparation for the announcement of Senator Barack Obama's running mate." We tend to think that will already have happened.
Alex Witt anchors an hour to start the morning, followed by... [TVNewser]





