media KABC-TV, as well as the other Disney owned television stations, has a large presence on several social media platforms. In May 2014, KABC-TV claimed to be the first local TV station in the United States to surpass one million likes on Facebook. Notable current on-air staff Anchors Marc Brown – anchor Carlos Granda – general assignment reporter David Ono – anchor Leslie Sykes – anchor Weather Dallas Raines (AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologist Seal of Approval) – chief meteorologist Notable former on-air staff Jessica Aguirre (formerly at WSVN in Miami, later with KGO-TV, now anchor at KNTV in San Francisco–Oakland–San Jose) Fred Anderson Rona Barrett (later with Good Morning America; now head of self named foundation) Angela Black (later with KCBS-TV; now an actress) Bill Bonds (later with WXYZ-TV in Detroit, deceased) Ashley Brewer (now a Los Angeles-based anchor at ESPN) Laura Diaz (later with KCBS-TV; now with KTTV) Todd Donoho (now host of the post-game show for Missouri Tigers men's basketball on the statewide Tiger Radio Network) Jerry Dunphy (deceased) Dr. Dean Edell - health reporter with "House Calls" via satellite from KGO-TV George Fischbeck Gary Franklin Dr. Lillian Glass (retired from TV news; currently a body language expert) Harold Greene (later with KCBS-TV Los Angeles; retired) John Hambrick Judd Hambrick Chuck Henry (later with KNBC; retired) Bruce Herschensohn (retired from TV; now a senior fellow at Pepperdine University) Brandi Hitt Desiree Horton (now part-time Chopper Reporter with KCBS-TV/KCAL-TV, also runs a production helicopter company) J. J. Jackson Dana King (later with KPIX in San Francisco) Kelly Lange (later with KNBC; then with KCBS-TV; retired) Pinky Lee Sam Chu Lin Bruce Lindsay (later with KSL-TV in Salt Lake City; retired) Tawny Little (later with KCOP) Ann Martin (later with KCBS-TV; retired) Lisa McRee (now with Spectrum News 1) Rick Monday (now with the Los Angeles Dodgers Radio Network) Paul Moyer (later with KNBC; retired) Terry Murphy (later with Hard Copy) Stu Nahan Maila Nurmi Kevin O'Connell (now retired from WGRZ in Buffalo, New York) Warren Olney (now with KCRW-FM in Santa Monica) Ron Olsen (later with KTLA; retired) Indra Petersons (now with NBC News) Regis Philbin (deceased) Bill Press (Host of his self named radio show) William C. Rader (Medical License was revoked; operating in Mexico) Art Rascon (later with KTRK-TV in Houston; retired) Maggie Rodriguez (later co-host of The Early Show on CBS; now with WFLA-TV in Tampa)