reporter) Ida Siegal – general assignment reporter Notable alumni Asa Aarons Cindy Adams Marv Albert (later with NBC Sports and Turner Sports, now retired) Tex Antoine (later with WABC-TV) Len Berman (now with WOR) Lynn Berry (now with HLN) Francesco Bilotto Contessa Brewer (now with CNBC) Bill Boggs Mel Brandt Jack Cafferty (later with WPIX and CNN) Ti-Hua Chang (was most recently with CBS News) Fran Charles (now with MLB Network) Linda Church (later with WCBS-TV and WPIX, now retired) Chris Cimino (now with WPIX) Katherine Creag Maurice DuBois (now with WCBS-TV) Fred Facey Frank Field (later with WCBS-TV and WWOR-TV) Ira Joe Fisher (later with WCBS-TV) Art Fleming (later became the original host of Jeopardy!) Betty Furness) Arthur Gary Andrew Glassman Marty Glickman Cat Greenleaf Erica Grow (now with WPIX) Max Gomez (now with WCBS-TV) Carlos Granda (now with KABC-TV in Los Angeles) Roger Grimsby Tony Guida (now with WCBS) Carolyn Gusoff (now with WCBS-TV) John Hambrick Jane Hanson Pat Harper Reggie Harris (later with WCBS-TV and WWOR-TV) Jim Hartz Stefan Holt (now with WMAQ-TV, also son of NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt) Wayne Howell Don Imus (later with WABC) John Johnson Matt Lauer (later with NBC News) Tom Llamas (now in his second tenure with NBC News) Rick Leventhal (was at Fox News till 2021) Pia Lindström Otis Livingston (now with WCBS-TV) Lynda Lopez (now with WCBS) Felipe Luciano Jeffrey Lyons (now with Extra) Dave Marash (later with WRC-TV, now with KSFR) Sal Marchiano (later with WPIX) Michele Marsh Frank McGee John Miller (now with the NYPD) Tim Minton (now with the MTA) DeMarco Morgan (later with WXIA-TV, now with KCBS-TV) Rob Morrison (was at WCBS-TV until 2013) Bruce Morrow (now with WABC radio) SallyAnn Mosey (now with News 12 New Jersey) John Muller (now with WPIX) George Page Don Pardo Ralph Penza Perri Peltz Walter Perez (now with WPVI-TV) Deb Placey (now with MSG Network) Gabe Pressman Shimon Prokupecz (now with CNN) Audrey Puente (now with WNYW) Howard Reig Carol Anne Riddell Bobby Rivers Vic Roby Gloria Rojas Al Roker (now with NBC News) Jim Rosenfield (now with WCAU) Jeff Rossen (formerly with NBC News, now with Hearst Television) Kyle Rote Bill Ryan Jim Ryan (later with WNYW) Tim Ryan (later with CBS Sports, Fox Sports, NBC Sports and ESPN) Dick Schaap (later with ESPN) Rob Schmitt (later Fox News) Mike Schneider (later with WCBS-TV) Adam