Valerie Coleman was a major personality on the Bay Area TV broadcast scene as an anchor for
KGO-TV. My how time flies ---
She spent considerable time at
CNN as their business correspondent and
CNBC.
As
Valerie Coleman-Morris she's working for the
CBS Radio Network reporting on business and women's issues.
She also worked at KRON in early eighties as did I (but not in News for me).
ReplyDeleteAnyone else remember when she kicked the cop in the nuts?
ReplyDelete2:25 PM, No, I don't actually recall the story of her kicking a police officer in the rocks. Did that really happen and was she like 'overmedicated' or something?
DeleteI recall years back when the actress Zsa Zsa Gabor slapped a cop and was fined for it.
She's also a San Jose State grad.
ReplyDeleteShe also used to be an anchor on KCBS radio with Al Hart when the station WAS great
ReplyDeleteWomen's issues?
ReplyDeleteWhat's that?
Are those topics like cooking, vacuuming, which toilet bowl cleaner is best?
That is correct at 3:00pm.
ReplyDeleteShe was the keynote speaker at the 1996 SJSU graduation.
5:28 sounds like he wants the media to cover "traditional AMERICAN" issues (RE: White Male issues)...like Negro Lynchings, Sunday services, and NASCAR.
ReplyDelete8.30AM, Nice Try with your Race-Baiting-Projection. My take on 5:28 is completely different. I speculate 5:28 is a young woman who still prefers to pretend that there are no differences between the sexes, and anyone who believes such is a contemptable Neanderthal. This reminds me of the latest stupid thing said by one of Nancy Pelosi's daughters. I can't recall her name. In ref,. to reaction on the Ray Rice Spousal Abuse, she said "It is wrong for people to express revulsion with this violence bu saying ":Real Men Don't Hit Women". She says that expression is way too "Heteronormative", and doesn't take other genders into consideration. By the way, I adore 'Traditional AMERICAN values, such as hard work, devotion and commitment to my family, spiritual support from my religion of choice, and I'm not a White Male, I've never attended any lynchings regardless of race, and I find NASCAR a bore, but that's just me. LIBS like you always categorize and profile.
DeleteShe is/was a difficult person to work with...
ReplyDeleteShe was difficult to work with and a prima donna in my opinion. I remember when she bitched me out at KGO-TV for addressing her as "Ms. Coleman". No foolin'.
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