The History of Terrorism
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The Founder of Los Angeles
Jose Dario Arguello
Los Angeles, California
Organizations based in Los Angeles
Non-profit organizations based in Los Angeles
1989-Today Annenberg Foundation
Annenberg/Corporation for Public Broadcasting
PBS
Prof Aaron Brown
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Aaron Brown (journalist)
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1953-Today ABC World News Tonight (tv show)
1980-Today CNN
1980-Today Nightline (tv show)
1992-Today World News Now AKA WNN (tv show)
Journalists
PBS
The United States Coast Guard (USCG)
Walter Cronkite School of Journalism
Children
2001 Aaron Brown's First Day on CNN (9/11/2001)
2001 CNN announces destruction of WTC7 with Aaron Brown and Shimon Peres approximately one hour before the building collapses.
2004 Brown was tasked to periodically make commentaries on the trends of the evening's results, while Anderson Cooper was then tasked at monitoring key Senate and House races.
2004 During the United States 2004 presidential election, CNN used the NASDAQ Market Site for its election coverage, which some point to as the birth of the idea for Wolf Blitzer's The Situation Room.
2005 CNN announced that Brown would be leaving the network, with Anderson Cooper's program Anderson Cooper 360ð replacing NewsNight as the flagship program in CNN's evening lineup in an effort to shift toward a younger demographic.
Although Brown's first day at CNN was July 1, 2001, his first on-air broadcast was September 11, 2001.