Whatever happened to Aaron Brown of C.N.N. ? I've seen nor read anything about this marvellous anchor man.

Question

He was one of the marvelllous anchors on T.V. He has thought and emotion which really showed up on 9/11 and during Katrina. When he didn't show up anymore I thought that he was taken up by either A.B.C. or N.B.C. yo replace their lost anchors. Boy, what a man to lose!

Answer 1

He left, not sure where he is now, I liked him too.

Answer 2

Aaron Brown was reported out at CNN on Wed, Nov 2, 2005 and Was Replaced by Anderson Cooper who was the Host of the Show Anderson Cooper 360 which aired from 7pm on CNN, He will be taking over Aaron's 10 p.m. time slot taking the Cooper 360 to the 10-midnight spot.

" In a memo to staffers, CNN president Jon Klein said that the veteran anchor "will be leaving CNN and is very much looking forward to some well-deserved time off with his family."

Brown joined CNN in 2001 and Went Big with his on-air reporting from New York on 9/11.

Cooper started out as a weekend anchor the same year and started hosing the 360 show in march of 03.

Answer 3

In May 2006, it was announced that Brown will serve as the John J. Rhodes Chair in Public Policy and American Institutions at Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism & Mass Communications for one semester.

Answer 4

In May 2006, it was announced that Brown will serve as the John J. Rhodes Chair in Public Policy and American Institutions at Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism & Mass Communications for one semester.

Answer 5

Aaron Brown left the CNN network on November 3, 2005

Answer 6

He probably disaproved of something about "Prez-Bush" and was forced to resign, like so many others!!!! Sadly enough, but these are very wise men, that our Government really counted on, that have willingly resigned, because of Bush, or was forced, too. To save theirselves alot of Political controversy! I miss alot of them!! And I'm of the "Democratic Party". Does this not say Tons, about whos running our country! And, how unfortunate we are, that we still have to deal with this uneducated Prez, for another 2 years! Without Cheney, he couldn't even speak.. He's only good at talking in circles, never really get a straight answer from Mr. Bush.. Cheney's just finishing what he started with father Bush... Taking the American People for all he can get !!! Before, the 2 years are up!!!

Answer 7

He is currently serveing as the John J. Rhodes Chair in Public Policy and American Institutions at Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism & Mass Communications for one semester.

Answer 8

Just like so many "famous" anchors, he made a name for himself in the midst of others' suffering (i.e., 9/11 and the Twin Towers). After that, given that there were no more spectacular stories to cover, his true value as a network anchor star became clear. He and CNN had the sense to part before they became as desparate as Dan Rather (who made a name for himself doing Hurricane reports from Texas before the existence of Weather Channel).

Answer 9

he went to the restroom and got sucked down the potty where he was take to a mother ship to be analized and taken to jupiter to get even more stupider. when he came back he landed on an uncharted island in the middle of the pacific ocean. He then survived on cocoa-nuts and gaint walking candy bars.When he made a buisness there the smoke alereted a near by gang of gaint sharks, and was eaten a spit out when the crockidle hunter beat the poo out of the gator and was taken up by a toilet going hay-wire. he the got shot out the potty so bad he crashed into the sun. THE END

Answer 10

In May 2006, it was announced that Brown will serve as the John J. Rhodes Chair in Public Policy and American Institutions at Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism & Mass Communications for one semester.

Check the blog sites of CNN and search the Yahoo! for his name. Its all there - poor guy was booted out of CNN because he was honest.... go figure.

Answer 11

He is good. But I miss Bernard Shaw he used to question the cub reporters when they played fast and loose with quotes.

I still remember in the 92 election when Paul Tsongas cancer returned, a reporter was talking about his press conference and the reporter said. Senator Tsongas announced he has had a relapse of cancer but he told his campaign workers "it is full speed a head for now"

Bernard said "wait a second he said full speed ahead for now" The reporter said "well he didn't say for now, I was paraphrasing".

Bernard said, Yeah that didn't make since it would be sending a wrong signal.

CNN needs more Bernard Shaws.