Bill Hemmer

Bill Hemmer (born November 14, 1964) is a journalist who spent 10 years at CNN before moving to the Fox News Channel in August 2005. Before leaving the network in June 2005, he and Soledad O'Brien were the anchors on American Morning, CNN's flagship morning news program. Hemmer started with this program in 2002.

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November 14 - 1964 - CNN - Fox News Channel - August - 2005 - Soledad O'Brien - Anchors - American Morning - 2002

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While at CNN, Hemmer also anchored CNN Tonight, CNN Early Edition as well as CNN Morning News/CNN Live Today. He is a graduate of Elder High School in Cincinnati, Ohio, and of Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.

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Elder High School - Cincinnati, Ohio - Miami University - Oxford, Ohio

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On July 19, 2005, Fox News Channel announced that Hemmer would join them as a weekday anchor and correspondent.

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July 19 - 2005 - Fox News Channel

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Hemmer was scheduled to debut on Fox News on Monday, August 29, 2005, but started a day early to assist with the cable network's coverage of Hurricane Katrina.

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August 29 - 2005 - Hurricane Katrina

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