Brooke Baldwin

Brooke Baldwin is an American journalist as well as a news anchor on TV she hosts the 'CNN newsroom From 2pm to 4 5 pm ET. She was associated with CNN from 2008 onwards, she has been a reporter for many news stories. Brooke's professional career began in 2008 and since then she's covered several presidential inaugurations. The story she wrote about the murder of Osama bin Laden was one of the most important. Her other noteworthy news coverages include the "Sandy Hook Elementary School" shootings for American Television, the coverage of Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee in the United Kingdom, Arab Spring, earthquake and tsunami in Japan and crisis in Syria. Brooke presented live from the "Republican National Convention" in the presidential election in 2012. Brooke is host and creator of'CNN's' show 'American Woman' featuring the lives of famous females from diverse sectors. Brooke is a resident of New York with her husband James Fletcher (an English producer) She is married to James Fletcher. Brooke Brooke Brooke

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